Each year, approximately 0.1% of Nevada graduates, receive a Chemical Engineering degree.

University of Nevada-Reno, which was ranked 70th nationwide in 2010, is the only accredited Chemical Engineering school in Nevada. It is located in Reno. In 2010, 22 students graduated from University of Nevada-Reno's Chemical Engineering programs.

Cost

The tuition rate for students taking Chemical Engineering courses at University of Nevada-Reno was $5,561 per year.

A Chemical Engineering degree from a Nevada school... what next?

The highest percentage of Chemical Engineering graduates in Nevada pursue careers as a chemical engineer. If you decide to work as a chemical engineer in Nevada, you will be joining the ranks of approximately 50 Nevada chemical engineers as of 2010. The following counties have the largest number of Nevada chemical engineers:

1. Clark County - 30 chemical engineers

Salary

Nevada chemical engineers earn on average $88,720 per year. But, salaries for chemical engineers can vary. In 2010, chemical engineers made as little as less than $70,610 per year or as much as more than $109,280 per year in Nevada. The following counties in Nevada have the highest average salaries for chemical engineers:

1. Clark County - $88,320 per year

The following counties in Nevada have the lowest average salaries for A chemical engineer:

1. Clark County - $88,320 per year

More Information

For more Nevada data regarding a career in chemical engineering in Nevada and to compare salaries with various related fields such as physics or biochemistry, take a look at the graphs and charts below.