School of Chemical Engineering

Why to choose the School of Chemical Engineering?

At Aalto University, we know that a world-class education is only part of the experience. We offer a tremendous student life, an international landscape and a thriving community. As an Aalto University student, you have excellent opportunities to become more internationally orientated and globally competent during your studies.
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Student associations can be a big part of your university path. They organize different events, like participating in sports and field trips to different companies working in the field of chemical engineering. The associations also support students in their studies and promote their interests at the university level.

At the School of Chemical Engineering, Prosessiteekkarit ry (The Association of Process Engineering Students ) take care of the first-year students. They are responsible for introducing you  to university life and to be a part of the Aalto community. Aside from Prosessiteekkarit, we have three guilds that are specialized in our different fields of studies. Kemistikilta (Chemistry Guild), Vuorimieskilta (Guild of Materials and Metallurgy Students) ja Puunjalostajakilta (Forest Products Guild)are active in the community by organizing events with other associations.

Our students are a part of the teekkari community. Teekkari are university students who study in the fields of technology, they have a long history and lots of traditions.

We also have international students coming from all over the world to study at Aalto.

Student stories

Our students tell about their own perspective on studies

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    When I started my studies, I had plans to graduate as quickly as I could. My mind changed as soon as I started my first semester. I realized that Aalto is more then just studying for exams and collecting study points. Aalto University as a community provides something for everyone. Through guild activities and volunteer work, I´ve learned a lot about teamwork and leadership. I’ve also gained lifelong friends here.

    Jani Anttila

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    I´ve always been interested in environmental issues and more energy efficient solutions. Chemical engineering provides concrete solutions for these problems. We don’t just discuss the issues; we also solve them!

    Krista Lindqvist

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    Students

    The people of the School of Chemical Engineering

    What kind of career opportunities are there if you study chemical engineering? Get to know our alumni, students, and faculty members!

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    Students blog (external link)

    Our student ambassadors

    Studies

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    Chemical Engineering, Bachelor of Science (Technology), Master of Science (Technology)

    Local and global challenges caused by global warming, pandemic events, or over consumption are becoming more and more complex and urgent. Interdisciplinary actions are needed to solve them. The Chemical Engineering major offers a highly multidisciplinary education including mathematics, computational tools, chemistry, biochemistry, life sciences, and chemical engineering.

    Study options
    Study CHEM

    Change the world - Study Chemical Engineering (external link)

    Come and study a field with excellent employment opportunities

    Working life

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    Aalto CHEM graduates in working life

    CHEM master's graduates are successful and satisfied.

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    Student life in pictures

    The study life in Otaniemi has a rich culture.

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      CHEM students 2019

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      CHEM_boilersuit ceremony 2019

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      Prosessiteekkarit ry

      The Association of Process Engineering Students (Prosessiteekkarit ry) receives new students starting their studies in the Chemical Engineering bachelor’s programme in the School of Chemical Engineering at Aalto University and familiarises them with university life and the Aalto community.

      Visit the website of Prosessiteekkarit who are responsible for welcoming freshers to the school
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