Program Highlights
Undergraduate Program
Our undergraduate program emphasizes the molecular science aspects of biology and chemistry along with the engineering concepts essential to developing commercial products and processes. Undergraduate Program
Master’s Program
Deepening knowledge and professional preparation are the focus of our master’s program and students can choose a coursework-only or a research-focused track. Master's Program
PhD Program
In a research-intensive environment, doctoral candidates are mentored by faculty who are defining their fields and collaborate across university divisions. PhD Program
Concurrent BS/MS program
The concurrent BS/MSE program enables current students to complete both degree is, usually in five years, with a 50% tuition break during their fifth year. Learn moreApply today.
Viven Thomas Scholars Initiative
A new doctoral fellowship creating pathways for exceptional students from historically Black colleges and universities and minority-serving institutions to pursue PhDs in STEM fields at Johns Hopkins.
Get to Know Us
A Catalyst for Green Energy - A new method for increasing the reactivity of ultra-thin nanosheets could make fuel cells for hydrogen cars cheaper, according to a study by Chao Wang, an assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering.
Barrier Breakers - Like hundreds of students at Johns Hopkins who contend with disabilities, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering undergrad, Isaac Diaz, refuses to be defined by his challenges.
Baltimore is Home - We’re a city rich in history and culture, filled with great restaurants and affordable housing, and because we’re close to so many global companies, career, internship, and research opportunities abound. Baltimore is home.
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Wang details work with ROSEI
CategoriesThis interview is part of a series on the Ralph O’Connor Sustainable Energy Institute (ROSEI) website that features Q&As with affiliated researchers. Chao Wang, an associate professor in the Department…
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When the COVID-19 pandemic closed down local public libraries in early 2020, another kind of library not only flourished but also proved crucial in the fight against the novel coronavirus:…
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Jeffrey Gray, professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, recently spoke with Immunome Report about IgFold, “a fast, accurate model for end-to-end prediction of antibody structures from sequence.” Read…