Queen's is one of Canada's top three research-intensive universities, with over $14 million in sponsored research funding and almost $5 million in revenues from technology transfer. It attracts top graduate students from across Canada and around the world.
The Department of Chemical Engineering at Queen's University is based in Dupuis Hall, a multi-purpose facility with extensive research laboratories, and large- and small-group teaching classrooms.
Queen’s Chemical Engineering specializes in bioengineering, materials and interfaces, process systems engineering and systems biology, and clean energy and sustainable environment. Activities range from developing new bio- and polymeric materials and production techniques to understanding how the dynamic structure of a chemical process limits potential performance. Collaboration is the lifeblood of our department – among our researchers, across the university, and around the world.
About Kingston, Ontario
Located at the northeastern end of Lake Ontario midway between Toronto and Montreal, the historic city of Kingston is a flourishing regional centre of culture, business, and industry. It blends all the amenities of a large metropolis with a small-town feeling and abundant access to nature and outdoor activities.