Specialisations
Students in the Chemical and Process Engineering major are part of a larger student community in the Master’s Programme in Chemical, Biochemical and Materials Engineering. All students in the programme participate in the Academic Learning Community course (3-5 ECTS) which helps students set their personal goals for effective learning, collaborate in a multicultural and multidisciplinary learning environment. Students in the Chemical and Process Engineering major then take common compulsory courses totaling to 35 ECTS. The core courses introduce students to separation and purification technologies, process and product design, reaction engineering, process dynamics and control and conversion processes. Laboratory work and process simulation tools will become familiar during the major studies. In addition to the core courses, students choose a total of 25 ECTS from a wide range of specialisation courses.
The Chemical and Process Engineering major will provide you with a wide variety of different skills and knowledge.
You will have an understanding of:
· Design of sustainable processes
· From idea to production
· Environmental impacts
· Combining chemistry, physics, mathematics and engineering
· Global sustainability and wellbeing in future
You will have skills in Chemical Engineering on:
· Separation and purification technologies
· Modeling and simulation
· Product, process and reactor design
· Empirical work
· Digitalization
· Process control
· Conversion processes
· Work life skills
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Major or specialization fields
Students in the Chemical and Process Engineering major take 25 credits of specialisation courses. These courses are divided into the following areas:
· Chemical Engineering
· Reaction Engineering
· Polymer Engineering
· Plant Design
· Process Systems Engineering
Students are free to choose which areas they want to focus on.