Minor in Chemical Engineering

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The minor in chemical engineering is open to engineering students in majors other than chemical engineering and who have finished their first two academic years at engineering.

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Minor Program Requirements
The student taking the minor is required to complete 21 credits from the list given below. The student has to complete 15 credits of core courses and 6 credits of elective courses.

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How to Declare a Minor?

Procedure for Completing a Minor

Student meets with the Adviser to discuss option and plan for completing a minor
Student then fills the form, Intention to Fulfill a Minor, and sends it to lknio@aub.edu.lb
After finishing all the courses with an average of 70 or higher the student must fulfill the form Certificate of Fulfillment of the Requirements of a Minor. This form is specific for every minor

The form is then signed by the Adviser and sent to the FAS Student Services Officer in the Deans office
The form is then approved by the Dean and sent to the Registrar, Adviser and the student's department

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​​​​​​The minor in chemical engineering is open to engineering students in majors other than chemical engineering and who have finished their first two academic years at engineering.

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How to Declare a M​inor?​​

Contact Us

Privacy Statement

Copyright and Disclaimer

Title IX, Non-Discrimination, and Anti-Discriminatory Harassment

The minor in chemical engineering is open to engineering students in majors other than chemical engineering and who have finished their first two academic years at engineering.

Minor Program Requirements

How to Declare a Minor?