University of Greenwich
University of Greenwich

MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering

University of Greenwich, United Kingdom

Course Overview

The field of chemical engineering is continually advancing and has significant impacts on various sectors such as energy, food, water, and health. The Master's program in Advanced Chemical Engineering focuses on the foundational principles of critical chemical and industrial processes and their practical applications. Students will explore the latest technologies employed in process industries and gain exposure to a diverse range of essential operations and optimization techniques. This program offers specialization options, including Particle Engineering and Processing, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Energy and Nanomaterials, and Water Engineering. The curriculum embraces a multidisciplinary approach that highlights sustainable connections between biotechnology, bioprocessing, and food engineering. By participating in a cutting-edge research culture, students will be well-prepared to tackle future global challenges and will graduate with a well-rounded skill set, positioning them for successful careers as professional chemical engineers.

Course Type
PG
Course Nature
Full Time
Course Duration
1 Year
Total Fee
£16300
Intake
September 2024 , January 2024
Language Proficiency

Under Graduation:55%

English for HSS/SSE:70% Or IELTS:6.5

Documents Required
  • 10TH
  • 12TH
  • DEGREE
  • DEGREE PROVISSIONAL CERTIFICATE
  • Degree Consolidated Marksheet
  • Degree Individual Marksheet
  • DEGREE TRANSCRIPT
  • PASSPORT
  • LOR 2
  • CV
  • SOP
  • EXPERIANCE CERTIFICATES
University
University of Greenwich
University Details

Syllabus
In the academic year, students must engage in the following mandatory modules:

1. Advanced Processing Methods and Optimisation (15 credits)
2. Biochemical Engineering (15 credits)
3. Mixing and Multiphase Flow (15 credits)
4. Advanced Separation Processes (15 credits)
5. Individual Research Project (60 credits)
6. Research, Planning and Communication (15 credits)
7. Advanced Product and Process Design (15 credits)

Additionally, students are required to select 30 credits from the following list of options:

1. Trends in Formulation Engineering (15 credits)
2. Food Engineering (15 credits)
3. Nanotechnology for Chemical Engineers (15 credits)
4. Desalination and Water Reuse (15 credits)
5. Water and Wastewater Engineering (15 credits)

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