Bachelor of Science Chemical Science & Engineering
Chemical Science and Engineering (CSE) is the best educational programme for engineers with an interest in chemistry. The smallest structures in a lab, small enough to fit on a chip, and the biggest reactors and distillation columns, have all been designed by chemical engineers. The full-time programme worth 180 credits is taught entirely in English and is leading to the title Bachelor of Science (BSc).
Master of Science Chemical Science & Engineering
The objective of our Master's in Chemical Science and Engineering is to educate chemical engineers for careers in industry, academia and government, and to advance research in Chemical Engineering. The two-year Master’s in Chemical Engineering is a full-time programme worth 120 credits, taught entirely in English and leading to the title Master of Science (MSc). It has three specialisations, each focusing on a key aspect of chemical engineering:
- Chemical & Process Engineering, which focuses on designing processes that deliver optimum performance in terms of technology, the economy, the environment and meeting society’s needs;
- Molecules & Organic Materials, which aims to present you with chemical engineering from a molecular perspective and to deepen your molecular thinking in a scientific direction of your choice.
- Materials, which focuses on the availability of new and better materials that are tailored to the needs of our 21st century global society. From sustainable and recyclable materials to advanced materials for energy harvesting and storage technologies, materials chemistry and materials engineering play a central role in this multidisciplinary field of science. This includes the multi-disciplinary specialisation Materials Science & Engineering, which has a strong emphasis on the development of materials science and engineering skills at the interface of materials chemistry, applied physics and mechanical engineering.
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