GRADUATE CATALOG - The Petroleum Institute

Graduate Catalog | Academic Year 2013 – 2014CHEG 581CHEG 582CHEG 589CHEG 598CHEG 5XXCHEG 5XXCHEG 5XXCHEG 5XXCHEG 5XXCHEG 5XXCHEG 5XXCHEG 5XXCHEG 5XXPolymer Reaction EngineeringPolymer Properties and ProcessingSpecial Topics in Chemical EngineeringEngineering Project (for M.Eng. students only)Combustion and Air Pollution ControlChemical Process SafetyAdvanced Chemical Process ControlApplied Molecular ModelingPolymer Nano-CompositesAdvanced CatalysisDesalinationAdvanced Mass TransferWaste Water TreatmentElective courses in Business and Management (all are 3 credit courses):CHEG 563MEEG 579ENGR 531ENGR 535ENGR 552Project Engineering and ManagementProject Cost Accounting and FinanceTechnology and Innovation ManagementGlobal Environmental ManagementStrategic ManagementMaster of Science in Applied ChemistryEducational Objectives and OutcomesMaster of Science (M.Sc.) in Applied ChemistryEducational Objectives1. Provide a pool of highly trained professionals who can utilize their acquired knowledge in applied chemistryand skills in instrumentation and methods to contribute to the technical and research expertise of theiremployer;2. Prepare graduates with outstanding educational skills and knowledge in applied chemistry and relatedareas to further their career aspirations;3. Prepare students with effective communication and teamwork skills in areas related to applied chemistry tofunction successfully in their careers;4. Provide students with sufficient expertise in applied chemistry to design and develop innovative solutionsto complex scientific problems in the oil and gas industry; and5. Provide students with a quality education in applied chemistry in an academic environment committed toexcellence and innovation that fosters leadership, professionalism and life-long learning and successfulcareers.OutcomesUpon completion of the Applied Chemistry Master of Science Graduate Program, graduates will:1. Be able to apply advanced concepts of fundamental and applied chemistry to the formulation and solution ofcomplex problems in the oil and gas and related industries;2. Develop and publish results of their research (if satisfactory) in peer-reviewed journals;3. Have sufficient experience to successfully begin a Ph.D. program in applied chemistry in a recognizeduniversity; and4. Be equipped with the knowledge and skills in applied chemistry to meet requirements of appropriate jobopportunities at ADNOC and other major international oil companies.Page 44