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Major in industrial engineering

You’re a “big picture” person who likes to streamline operations, processes and systems for efficiency and cost savings: industrial engineering could be a good fit. 
Learn more about the bachelor's degree in industrial engineering.

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Major in chemical engineering

Chemical engineers apply scientific principles to the creation of new chemicals and chemical processes that can improve our quality of life. 

Learn more about the bachelor's degree in chemical engineering. 

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Major in materials science and engineering

Materials scientists and engineers study the relationship between a material's atomic structure and its physical properties. Learn more about the bachelor's degree in materials science and engineering.

Student resources

Our department is committed to helping you succeed. From academic advising to student clubs and organizations, we encourage students to get involved in the department and take advantage of student resources.

Minors for chemical & materials engineering students

Batteries and energy storage technologies
Prepare for a career in batteries and energy storage technologies with the interdisciplinary minor at the University of ÁùºÏ±¦µä, Reno.
Extractive metallurgy
This minor is open to all students in an engineering degree program except students in the extractive metallurgy emphasis of the B.S. in materials science and engineering program.
Renewable energy
The minor in renewable energy provides students with the technical knowledge and economic and political background needed to understand important issues surrounding renewable energy

Accelerated programs

These programs allow highly qualified students to earn a bachelor's and master's degree in as few as five years.

Are you ready to make a world of difference?

Join the College of Engineering students, faculty and alumni who are developing the ideas, techniques and technologies that change the world.