We are thrilled to share information about our doctorate program in chemical engineering. This page provides basic information and links to further information about our program and application instructions.
Upcoming PhD Webinars and Info Sessions
- Oct. 18, 7 a.m. EST with Dr. Whitney Stoppel, Dr. Helena Hagelin-Weaver and Ph.D. students. Join us via Zoom.
- Nov. 5, 7 a.m. EST with Dr. Whitney Stoppel, Dr. Carl Denard, Dr. Won Tae Choi and Ph.D. students. Join us via Zoom.
- Nov. 21, 7:30 p.m. EST with Dr. Whitney Stoppel, Dr. Carl Denard, Dr. Yeongseon Jang and Ph.D. students. Join us via Zoom.
- Nov. 25, 4 p.m. EST with Dr. Whitney Stoppel, Dr. Kirk Ziegler and Ph.D. students. Join us via Zoom.
Learn more about Us
- Request more information and an application fee waiver code.
- Application Instructions
- Research Areas
- Ph.D. Degree Requirements
- Graduate Viewbook
- Graduate Handbook
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Meet Our Students
- Graduate Association of Chemical Engineers (GRACE)
- Graduate Program Staff and Faculty Leadership
Ph.D. Program Application Instructions
New students for the doctorate program are admitted primarily for the fall semester each year. A master’s degree is not required for Ph.D. admission. The priority deadline for applications to the Ph.D. program is December 5. Late applications are accepted until all positions are filled. The GRE is not required for admissions to the Ph.D. program for Fall 2024. To obtain an application waiver, complete this survey and submit your application by December 5. Apply now through the UF Graduate School.#1
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