what is the difference between master of science & master of engineering in chemical engineering?
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difference between master of science & master of engineering in chemical engineering\n\nmaster of science--->deal with classical science.focus more on  laws,theorms and postulations that were formulated by scientists and how they proved such things.\n\nengineering---> deal with application of such theorms and laws in practise to contructive work in real world.
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If you are planning on studying for a degree in Architechture (or related subject) then you could easily check the admission requirements to these courses. Many courses have a prefered combination of A-Level subjects.\nYou should also consider course content to see if Chemistry is a large part of the work - different Universities will have different course content.\nTo begin this research have a look at the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) site:
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According to CNN last year, starting salary for a chemical engineer with a BS is approximately $55k. Obviously, this might be a little less in a place like Florence, SC, which has a lower cost-of-living versus working in NY, where you should be offered 2 or 3 thousand more/year. Masters degree holders usually make about $4k more than those with bachelors, while PhDs trend about $18k-20k more than a bachelors. Of course, all of this depends on how long you've been working there, seniority, etc.\n\nAnd then there is being a grad student in chemical engineering. You will get between $20k-25k/year, and wonder each day why you didnt take that job in Spartanburg. . .
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The scopes are boundless. Chemical engineers can go into medicine, textiles, oil and gas, materials, pharmaceuticals, plastics, and anything else that you can think of. Search the net for chemical engineering careers.
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It's the subject matter which you study that determines which degree applies.  \n\nApplied sciences include agriculture, business, design, education, engineering, ergonomics, family and consumer science, forestry, health sciences, journalism and mass communications, law, library and information science, military science, public affairs and community service.\n\nScience degrees are geared towards the natural sciences and engineering including biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, medicine or education.
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A master's degree would be more competitive in the job market.\n\nYou are thinking about going on to a PhD and a master's is an intermediate step.
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Different universities grant different degrees based on the subject.  One school may give a Master's of Art in Education.  The next school may give a Master's of Education.  It really doesn't matter though as long as you get it.
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The basic difference is Comp.Sci. Engg is tightly coupled with s/w and h/w where as IT. Engg is purely s/w oriented for this sake only people are prefering Comp.Sci.Engg.Hope this enough for u'r knowledge take care and Byeeeeeeeeee.
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A person with a B.S. in Chem Eng working in industry often uses chemical principles (such as understanding why and how reactions between certain chemicals occur) to design processes that make some product.  The product might be a polymer (plastic), a medicine, part of a computer chip or a solar cell or fuel cell, a pesticide, a metal alloy, etc.  A huge variety of manufacturing areas need chemical engineers.  A B.S. chemical engineer can get one of the highest starting salaries of any field.
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To answer it simply chemical engineering is used almost in all engineering disciplines - whether it is process engineering, metallurgical uses or evaluation, corrosion engineering, chemical and pharmaceutical industry, food processing or food preservation, agriculture - pest control and pesticides etc.\n\nIt helps you achieve the right blend of properties to get the right kind of steel, stainless steel, brass, copper, aluminum, silver, gold and hundreds of other alloys that  are specifically made for certain applications to name a few.
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Who told u chemical engineering is not an emerging one. Buddy its the deadliest of all engineering its about everything u can find more oppertunities in petroleum, minig, polymers and other industries. Do not shift additional u take up Marketing or any other course ur value would be doubled. In USA U can start a career with 200,000 dollors in the begining . How is that NICE? Better study well.
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The only diffetent between the 2 if how accurate they are.\n\nA beaker is designed to be a workmens/womans tool for general use and nothing special in the lab. Although it will mesure to the set level you want as it is a mass produced rough tool, the production line on whats its build to will not have a high degree of acurataly and volumes can vary between + and - 0.5 mls.\n\nA graducated cylinder on the other hand it meant to be a tool for measuring volumes and hence a high degree of accuratly is need, so the prouction line is more strict to control his. A common graduated cylinder has a accurately range of between + 0.2 to -0.2 mls.
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It depends.  Some masters degrees involve only 36 credits of class work.  Going full time, one mightbe able to do that in a year.  Some masters degrees involve significantly more credits.  Others involve writing a masters thesis.  So these will take longer.  I'd say on average 2-3 years.
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Electrical engineering is the way to go and you will have to study lots of mathematics that is true for chemical engineering as well . If you like chemistry better go for chemical.All depends on your interest .You wouldn't like doing 8 hours daily a thing you have no interest in.If you go for MS and higher then I don't think there's much difference in career prospects.
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I don't know that you would necessarily be able to get a higher salary at any particular job because of having a Master's degree.  However, the biggest benefit that I found after getting my MS in Civil Engineering was that, in a tight job market, I had a significant advantage over the numerous BS applicants for the same jobs.  Potential employers instantly bumped me ahead of similarly qualified BS candidates because in many cases it was the only distinguishing factor and it told them that I was serious aobut the field.  It didn't really give me better negotiating leverage for higher salary but got me interviews for the jobs that I wanted and the higher paying positions.  \n\nAs for ME vs MS, I personally would go with MS just because it is more widely accepted as a traditional Master's program.
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Chemical engineering is the application of science, in particular chemistry, physics and mathematics, to the process of converting raw materials or chemicals into more useful or valuable forms.\n\nChemical Engineering largely involves the design and maintenance of chemical processes for large-scale manufacture. Chemical engineers in this branch are usually employed under the title of process engineer. Following is an example that illustrates the process engineering part of chemical engineering:\n\n    The difference between chemical engineering and chemistry can be illustrated by considering the example of producing orange juice. A chemist working in the laboratory investigates and discovers a multitude of pathways to extract the juice of an orange. The simplest mechanism found is to cut the orange in half and squeeze the orange using a manual juicer. A more complicated approach found is to peel and then crush the orange and collect the juice. A company then commissions a chemical engineer to design a plant to manufacture several thousand tons of orange juice per year. The chemical engineer investigates all the available methods for making orange juice and evaluates them according to their economical viability. Even though the manual juicing method is simple, it is not economical to employ thousands of people to manually juice oranges. Thus another, cheaper method is used (possibly the 'peel and crush' technique). The easiest method of manufacture on a laboratory bench will not necessarily be the most economical method for a manufacturing plant.\n\nChemical engineers are aiming for the most economical process. This means that the entire production chain must be planned and controlled for costs. A chemical engineer can both simplify and complify "showcase" reactions for an economic advantage. Using a higher pressure or temperature makes several reactions easier; ammonia, for example, is simply produced from its component elements in a high-pressure reactor. On the other hand, reactions with a low yield can be recycled continuously, which would be complex, arduous work if done by hand in the laboratory. It is not unusual to build 6-, or even 12-step evaporators to reuse the vaporization energy for an economic advantage. In contrast, a laboratory chemists evaporate samples in a single step, wasting the energy.\n\nThe individual processes used by chemical engineers (eg. distillation or filtration) are called unit operations and consist of chemical reaction, mass-, heat- and momentum- transfer operations. Unit operations are grouped together in various configurations for the purpose of chemical synthesis and/or chemical separation. Some processes are a combination of intertwined transport and separation unit operations, (e.g. reactive distillation).\n\nThree primary physical laws underlying chemical engineering design are Conservation of mass, Conservation of momentum and Conservation of energy. The movement of mass and energy around a chemical process are evaluated using Mass balances and energy balances which apply these laws to whole plants, unit operations or discrete parts of equipment. In doing so, Chemical Engineers use principles of thermodynamics, reaction kinetics and transport phenomena. The task of performing these balances is now aided by process simulators, which are complex software models (such as Pro II and Hysys) that can solve mass and energy balances and usually have built-in modules to simulate a variety of common unit operations.\n\nThe modern discipline of chemical engineering encompasses much more than just process engineering. Chemical engineers are now engaged in the development and production of a diverse range of products, as well as in commodity and specialty chemicals. These products include high performance materials needed for aerospace, automotive, biomedical, electronic, environmental and military applications. Examples include ultra-strong fibers, fabrics, adhesives and composite
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Long ago men studied to become medical "doctors" then studied to get their advanced medical "masters" degrees.  Even today I believe some people study to get their masters degree without even stopping to get a batchelors degree.  Others may obtain a batchelors degree in mathematics then obtain a masters degree in engineering (but must complete certain minimum undergraduate engineering courses before work at the masters level).  Therefore, batchelor or masters degrees are intermediate or end points in an academic career.  All batchelor of engineering degrees generally require a common core of studies including physics, chemistry, and advanced math plus the fundamentals in other engineering fields (mechanical engineers must study electrical engineering fundamentals and vice versa, etc.).  The master of engineering degree is likely more specialized, perhaps nuclear or structural engineering, with even more advanced math.\n\nThe masters degree demonstrates that the individual is capable of advanced study (and must have a good academic foundation with excellent grades to enter a masters program).  And if the specialized study (perhaps including a well prepared thesis) matches the needs of an employer that could be a huge plus.\n\nIn order to consult (sell your services as an engineer) most if not all states would require you to pass tests to become a  Licensed Professional Engineer in your specialty (mechanical, electrical, civil, etc.) in addition to having a batchelor or master degree in engineering.  Certain states recognize each other's PE licenses by reciprocity (and may even "grandfather" engineers without degrees based on equivalent experience if they can pass the PE exam).  Hope that helps a little.