New program is valid for students starting their first semester in 2020/2021 academic year

PhD PROGRAM IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

                   

First Semester

Cr

ECTS *

Second Semester

Cr

ECTS*

ChE

637

Advanced Mass Transfer **

3

10

--

--

Elective

3

8

--

--

Specified Elective ***

3

8

--

--

Elective

3

8

--

--

Elective ****

3

8

--

--

Elective

3

8

--

--

Elective

3

8

ChE

700

Graduate Seminar

0

2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total

12

34

Total

9

26

 

 

 

 

 

         

 

Cr.

ECTS

         

---

---

Thesis Proposal Defense

0

30

         

---

---

Qualifying Exam

0

30

         

ChE

790

PhD Thesis

0

120

         

Total

0

180

         
                   

Total Cr. :

21

             

Total ECTS :

240

             

* ECTS and credit hours specified are the minimum required values.

** If this course was completed during the student's M.Sc. program, another 600 level course offered by the Institute should be taken instead.

*** Specified Elective: A course on System Dynamics or Mathematics/Mathematical Applications offered by the Institute upon the approval of the advisor. This course may be, but not limited to, one of the following:
ChE 578 Dynamic Optimization of Chemical Processes 
ChE 672 Advanced Process Control
500-600 level courses from the Mathematics Department
ChE 556 Applied Mathematics and Modeling for Chemical Engineers II
CE 503 Mathematical Methods in Engineering
EE 572 Mathematical Methods for Signal Processing
ME 501, 502 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I, II
ME 632 Approximate Solution Techniques
PHYS 521, 522 Mathematical Methods of Physics I, II

**** At least two non-ChE courses offered by the Institute should be completed to fulfill the Elective requirements. All Elective courses are subject to the approval of the graduate advisor.

                     

 

 

 

PhD PROGRAM IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

[STUDENTS ACCEPTED WITH BACHELOR’S DEGREES]

                   

First Semester

Cr

ECTS *

Second Semester

Cr

ECTS*

ChE

555

Applied Math. and Modeling for Chem. Eng. I **

3

8

ChE

622

Statistical Thermodynamics

3

10

ChE

579

Graduate Seminar

0

2

ChE

642

Catalytic Reactor Analysis and Design

3

10

ChE

631

Advanced Fluid Mechanics

3

10

--

--

Elective

3

8

--

--

Elective Course ***

3

8

--

--

Elective

3

8

--

--

Elective Course

3

8

 

 

 

 

 

Total

12

36

Total

12

36

                   

Third Semester

Cr.

ECTS *

Fourth Semester

Cr.

ECTS*

ChE

637

Advanced Mass Transfer

3

10

--

--

Elective

3

8

--

--

Specified Elective ****

3

8

--

--

Elective

3

8

--

--

Elective

3

8

ChE

700

Graduate Seminar

0

2

--

--

Elective

3

8

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total

12

34

Total

6

18

                   

 

Cr.

ECTS

         

---

---

Thesis Proposal Defense

0

30

         

---

---

Qualifying Exam

0

30

         

ChE

790

PhD Thesis

0

120

         

Total

0

180

         
                   

Total Credits

42

             

Total ECTS

304

             
                   

* ECTS and credit hours specified are the minimum required values.

** Students who have already taken ChE 555 in their undergraduate program must instead take a graduate-level course offered by the ChE department.

*** At least two non-ChE courses offered by the Institute should be completed to fulfill the Elective requirements. All Elective courses are subject to the approval of the graduate advisor.

**** Specified Elective: A course on System Dynamics or Mathematics/Mathematical Applications offered by the Institute upon the approval of the advisor. This course may be, but not limited to, one of the following:
ChE 578 Dynamic Optimization of Chemical Processes 
ChE 672 Advanced Process Control
500-600 level courses from the Mathematics Department
ChE 556 Applied Mathematics and Modeling for Chemical Engineers II
CE 503 Mathematical Methods in Engineering
EE 572 Mathematical Methods for Signal Processing
ME 501, 502 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I, II
ME 632 Approximate Solution Techniques
PHYS 521, 522 Mathematical Methods of Physics I, II

 

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Ph.D.) PROGRAM:

The objective of the Ph.D. program is to prepare the students for teaching and research careers through

  • advanced and specialized course work for a broader and deeper knowledge of chemical engineering, and
  • dissertation work involving independent and original research on frontline topics.

The Ph.D. program in Chemical Engineering consists of a minimum of 21 credits of course work for M.Sc. degree holders and a dissertation carried out according to the regulations of the Institute of Graduate Studies in Science and Engineering (Institute). Students are also expected to complete Ph.D. Thesis work of 120 ECTS credits.

 

The required courses for the Ph.D. program are

1. ChE 637: Advanced Mass Transfer. If this course was completed during the student's M.Sc. program, another 600 level course offered by the Institute should be taken instead.

2. Specified Elective: A course on System Dynamics or Mathematics/Mathematical Applications from the Institute upon the approval of the advisor. This course may be selected amongst but not limited to:

  • ChE 578 Dynamic Optimization of Chemical Processes 
  • ChE 672 Advanced Process Control
  • 500-600 level courses from the Mathematics Department
  • ChE 556 Applied Mathematics and Modeling for Chemical Engineers II
  • CE 503 Mathematical Methods in Engineering
  • EE 572 Mathematical Methods for Signal Processing
  • ME 501, 502 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I, II
  • ME 632 Approximate Solution Techniques
  • PHYS 521, 522 Mathematical Methods of Physics I, II

 

3. Electives: At least two non-ChE courses offered by the Institute should be completed to fulfill the Elective Course requirements. All Elective Courses are subject to the approval of the graduate advisor.

 

Students without a M.Sc. degree should complete 42 credits of course work. These students are expected to take all courses of the M.Sc. program (24 credits) and the remaining 18 credits should be completed with ChE 637, Specified Elective, and 4 Elective courses from the Institute.

 

Old program is valid for students starting their first semester before 2020/2021 academic year

  •  

FIRST SEMESTER

SECOND SEMESTER

CODE

COURSE 

CREDITS

CODE

COURSE 

CREDITS

ChE 637 

Advanced Mass Transfer 

ChE 672 

Advanced Process Control ** 

 

Elective from Group A

 

Elective from Group B (minor)

 

Elective from Group B (minor) 

ChE XXX

Elective from Group C

ChE XXX

Elective from Group C

  

 

 

**Or equivalent offered by engineering programs         

   DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Ph.D.) PROGRAM :

The objective of the Ph.D. program is to prepare the students for teaching and research careers through

  • advanced and specialized course work for a broader and deeper knowledge of chemical engineering, and
  • dissertation work involving independent and original research on frontline topics.

The Ph.D. program in Chemical Engineering consists of a minimum of 21 credits of course work for M.Sc. degree holders and a dissertation carried out according to the regulations of the Institute of Graduate Studies in Science and Engineering (Institute). Students are also expected to complete Ph.D. Thesis work of 30 ECTS credits.
The required courses for the Ph.D. program are

  • ChE 637 Advanced Mass Transfer
  • ChE 672 Advanced Process Control or another 500-600 level advanced control course offered by engineering programs in Bogazici University.

If the student has already taken one or both of these courses as a part of his/her M.Sc. program, he/she must instead select a course or both courses from Group C.

  • Group A (Math): At least one course from the following list:
    • 500-600 level courses from the Mathematics Department
    • ChE 556 Applied Mathematics and Modeling for Chemical Engineers II
    • CE 503 Mathematical Methods in Engineering
    • EE 572 Mathematical Methods for Signal Processing
    • ME 501, 502 Advanced Engineering Mathematics I, II
    • ME 632 Approximate Solution Techniques
    • PHYS 521, 522 Mathematical Methods of Physics I, II
  • Group B (Minor): At least two 500-600 level structured courses from one of the graduate programs offered by the Institute except Chemical Engineering. These courses must be coherent in a specific area of the same program.

Group B courses can also be selected from Group A; however, the same course cannot be counted towards satisfying the requirements of more than one Group.

  • Group C: the remaining course work is completed through 500-600 level ChE prefixed courses.

Ph.D. students who hold M.Sc. degrees but have not taken four required courses (12 credits) of the M.Sc. program or their equivalents are expected to complete these courses in their Ph.D. study. Two of those courses (6 credits) are counted as elective courses of the Ph.D. program (Group C) and the other two have to be taken as additional courses. The remaining 15 credits must be completed with the Ph.D. course requirements described above.

Students without an M.Sc. degree should complete 42 credits of course work. These students are expected to take all courses of the M.Sc. program (24 credits) and the remaining 18 credits should be completed with the Ph.D. course requirements described above.