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Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering - Concentration in Nanotechnology University of Pennsylvania, USA

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4 Year(s)

$ 34,868 (US$ 34,868) a year

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Course summary

This program is designed to ensure that every student receives thorough training in fundamental concepts of permanent relevance and the physical, biotechnological, and chemical principles underlying the engineering profession.

Program modules

The modules include BIOL 402 Biochemistry, BIOL 421 Molecular Genetics, CBE 150 Introduction to Biotechnology, CBE 444 Nanoscale Systems Biology, CBE 479 Intro to Biochemical Engineering, CBE 480 Biochemical Engineering LabCBE 535 Interfacial Phenomena, CBE 552 Cellular Engineering, CBE 554 Engineering Biotechnology, CBE (BE) 560 Biomolecular Engineering, CHEM 451 Biological Chemistry, EAS 210 Introduction to Nanotechnology, ESE (MSE) 525 Nanometer Scale Science and Engineering, MSE 260 Macro and Nanoscale Materials, MSE 465 (565) Fabrication and Characterization of Nanostructured Devices, PHYS 280 Biological Physics.

Entry requirement for international students

Applicants should have completed a program of secondary education. They should also take up the SAT Reasoning test and two SAT subject tests, or the ACT with writing. Penn tends to admit students with a TOEFL score of 100 and above in Internet-Based test, 600 and above in Paper-Based test and 260 or above in Computer-Based test. However, if a student scores higher than 650 on the Critical Reading Section of the SAT Reasoning test, then the student is exempted from taking the TOEFL exam.

University of Pennsylvania accepts IELTS*

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Qualification

Bachelor degree

Awarding body

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

Department name

School of Engineering and Applied Science, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Venue / office name

School of Engineering and Applied Science, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Address

Room 311A Towne Building
220 South 33rd Street University of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA
Pennsylvania
19104

Venue description

Since their inception in 1893 they have been at the forefront of defining the frontiers of the field. They are very proud of their educational programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and are committed to preparing their students for leadership roles in the bio, chemical, pharmaceutical, and electronics industries. The department is currently made up of 20 distinguished faculty who maintain research programs in a wide range of areas including, biomolecular engineering, catalysis and reaction engineering, systems engineering, surface and colloid science, among others.

Telephone number

+1 215 898 8351

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

Penn embraces a college house system that comprises eleven residential communities namely W.E.B. Du Bois College House, Fisher Hassenfeld College House, Gregory College House, Harnwell College House, Harrison College House, Hill College House, Kings Court English College House, Riepe College House, Rodin College House, Stouffer College House, Ware College House. Every house provides a common set of features, including faculty masters, house deans, advising, and support for academic and co-curricular activities. Yet each house retains its own distinctive atmosphere, personality, and quirks—and its own coat of arms. The architecture of the houses is wildly disparate. Students could live high above campus in a modern 24-story skyscraper with panoramic views of the city, or in one of the historic parts of the Quad, with slanted ceilings, wood floors, and frisbee-strewn courtyards. Penn offers a variety of dining choices on and around campus, from inexpensive fare to gourmet feasts. Penn Dining Services provides flexible meal plans, including daily entrees, vegetarian selections, and a salad bar in each dining room.

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