The Chemical Engineering course was planned as far back as 1949, when allied subjects were taken at the Chemistry Department. The formal curriculum in BS Chemical Engineering was instituted in 1952 and first appeared in the university catalogue in 1953, the year when the College started the five-year Bachelor of Science curricula. In 1995, the BS ChE curriculum was revised to include advanced chemical reaction kinetics, more process equipment design courses, process dynamics and control, biochemical engineering and industrial pollution control courses. The most recent revision of the bachelor’s degree program is a response to the institution of the K-12 program and was implemented last 2018, prompting the compression of the five-year course into four years. This curriculum features an updated approach to the professional chemical engineering courses, which will prepare the undergraduate students to be proficient in doing scientific research particularly on chemical engineering applications, and to be responsible leaders in the practice of the profession.