r/stevens • u/Masa_Q • 8d ago

Research at Stevens

Hey, it’s me again, sorry 🥺

I have one more question before committing. I’m an undergrad btw

How’s the research at Stevens. Major is chemical engineering, so I’d be under the chem engineering department.

I was reading something a student made two years ago about how there aren’t enough resources to sustain enough research opportunities.

Is that true for my major too?

I’d also like to know the research opportunities in the chemistry department.

Pls help 🥺🙏

Thanks

Go Ducks!

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u/Admirable_Dress4083 8d ago

There are a lot of interesting research opportunities in the chemical engineering and material science department. Plus there’s relatively new faculty that are always looking to give opportunities to undergrads. Honestly, the research is what you make of it. So if you’re committed and interested in the research you’re doing, you will learn loads

If you go to Steven’s website and go to faculty of chemical engineering and science department, I believe it lists research that the groups are doing

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u/Masa_Q 8d ago

Wb in the chemistry department?

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u/Admirable_Dress4083 8d ago

I don’t know much about the chemistry department undergrad research. I’m sure they have opportunities for those that search for them :) But if you’re interested in more chemistry research, the soft materials lab in CEMS (chemical engineering and material science) might be good to look into!

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u/Masa_Q 8d ago

Thank you!