Chemical Engineering

Further Study

Explore graduate school destinations, degree types, and fields of further study observed for graduates of the bachelor's program in Chemical Engineering at Auburn University. Updated Oct 29, 2026.

Overview Employment Further Study Earnings

Graduate Institution Directory

All graduation years · Updated Oct 30, 2026

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AU

Auburn UniversityChemical EngineeringMaster's · US

— Median annual earnings unavailable

Commonly observed

UAB

University of Alabama at BirminghamBusiness Administration and Management, GeneralMaster's · US

$108,063 Median annual earnings · 4 years after completionBusiness Administration, Management and Operations

Commonly observed

GIT

Georgia Institute of TechnologyProgram not specifiedMaster's ·

— Median annual earnings unavailable

Occasionally observed

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Common graduate fields

All graduation years · Up to 20 most frequently observed fields

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1Chemical Engineering47%
2Business Administration and Management, General20%
3Engineering, General13%
4Business Administration, Management and Operations3%
5Petroleum Engineering3%
6Civil Engineering, General2%
7Computer Science2%
8Finance, General2%
9International Business2%
10Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities2%
11Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management2%
12Management Science2%

Pie chart

Top 6 fields and other recorded fields.Other: 12%

Fields are counted separately; unspecified fields are excluded. Percentages are rounded and describe observed records, not employment or admission rates.