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Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Chemical Engineering

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Completion requirement
Complete ALL of the following Requirement Sets:
Completion requirement
Common to all programs:
Earn at least 81 credits from the following:

*Other courses from the Faculty of Science may be substituted with approval of the student's department and the relevant department in the Faculty of Science.

Earn at least 9 credits from the following:

Three general complementary studies courses are required for students in Chemical Engineering:

Earn at least 9 credits from the following:

*As students in Chemical Engineering may not use Economics 209 or Engineering 209 as a Complementary Studies course; these students must take three general complementary studies courses.

Completion requirement

In addition to the required courses for Chemical Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

Complete ALL of the following Course Sets:

The following Chemical Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

  • 3 units of the required 3 units of Science Options

  • 9 units of the required 12 units of Chemical Engineering Technical Electives

Completion requirement

In addition to the required courses for Chemical Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

Earn at least 21 credits from the following:

The following Chemical Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

  • 3 units of the 3 required units of Science Options

  • 9 units of the 12 required units of Chemical Engineering Technical Electives

Completion requirement

In addition to the required courses for Chemical Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

Earn at least 21 credits from the following:

*Students are required to complete 6 units in Energy Engineering Technical Electives

The following Chemical Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

  • 3 units of the 3 required units of Science Options

  • 3 units of the 6 required units of General Complementary Studies

  • 9 units of the 12 required units of Chemical Engineering Technical Electives

Completion requirement

In addition to the required courses for Chemical Engineering, the following courses must be completed:

Earn at least 21 credits from the following:

The following Chemical Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

  • Chemical Engineering 500, 550, 551

  • 6 units of the 12 required units of Chemical Engineering Technical Electives

Completion requirement
Complete ALL of the following Course Sets:

The specific courses listed above (required for the Bachelor of Commerce) are used to substitute for the Complementary Studies (listed below) in the Chemical Engineering Program.


The following Chemical Engineering Required Courses are NOT required for this program:

  • Engineering 213 or Communication Studies 363

  • 9 of the 9 units of General Complementary Studies

  • 6 units of the 12 required units of Chemical Engineering Technical Electives

Completion requirement

To complete optional enhancement(s) to this degree program, refer to:

Complete ALL of the following Requirement Sets:

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