Bachelor's programme
Chemical engineering
About the programme
The educational program consists of 30 credits of general education subjects, 120 credits of major specialization subjects, 60 credits of elective subjects and 30 credits of internship and graduation project for a total of 240 credits. chemical engineering is a branch of engineering that studies the transformation of raw materials into useful products through various technological processes based on the principles of chemistry, physics, mathematics and engineering. this specialization covers the design, control, optimization and safe operation of chemical production processes.
Degree requirements
The main goal of chemical engineering is the creation and management of safe, efficient, environmentally sustainable and economically viable production processes. for this reason, chemical engineering is considered one of the most important and promising engineering fields of modern industry. the fields of application of this specialty are quite wide. chemical engineers can work in petrochemicals, oil refining, food industry, pharmaceuticals, metallurgy, polymer and plastic production, paints and varnishes, fertilizers, cosmetics, energy and water treatment.
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Course outcomes
Learning outcomes of each subject
Competency matrix
How subjects build each competency