What is your Chemical Engineering?
Have you ever thought about how everyday products like plastics, medicines, and fuels are made? Are you interested in the processes that turn raw materials into useful items? Do you want to understand the role of chemistry in large-scale manufacturing? If these topics interest you, studying Chemical Engineering could open up exciting opportunities and might be a great career choice for you.
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Chemical Engineering is a branch of engineering that applies physical sciences (like chemistry and physics), life sciences (like biology, microbiology, and biochemistry), together with mathematics and economics, to produce, transform, transport, and properly use chemicals, materials, and energy. It plays a vital role in creating products and processes that improve our daily lives.What are the Entry Requirements for a Chemical Engineering Course?Bachelor Degree in Chemical Engineering: A Secondary Education Certificate or equivalent qualification recognized by the relevant authorities acceptable to the University. Master Degree in Chemical Engineering: A relevant Bachelor's degree qualification, or equivalent qualification recognized by the relevant authorities, acceptable to the University. |
