M.Sc. (Chemical Engineering)

M.Sc. (Chemical Engineering)

The aim of the programme in Chemical Engineering is to provide the studies necessary for graduates to meet the challenge of this vital, rewarding and ever-changing profession. This programme not only includes helping students to gain the necessary factual knowledge, but also to develop learning techniques, skills in analysis, synthesis and evaluation of situations and the interpersonal skills necessary for working.

Subject Information
Lateral Entry : Not Available
Credit Transfer : Not Available
# SEM-1
Introduction to Chemical Engineering
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Chemcial Engineering Thermodynamics
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Introductory Fluid Mechanics
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Introductory Electronics
# SEM-2
Chemical Process Dynamics and Control
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Introductory Science of Materials
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Engineering Economy
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Introduction to Optimization
# SEM-3
Programming Methodology
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Chemical Reaction Engineering
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Modern Separation Process
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Process Dynamics
# SEM-4
Project Engineering of Process Plants
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Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Process Equipment Desgin
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Quality Management

Career Opportunities
Qualified chemical engineers work across a range of industrial sectors. An emerging area is medicine where many of the scientific skills of chemical engineers complement those of medical doctors and biologists. A degree in Chemical Engineering prepares students to take on a wide range of different roles. This ranges from the technical end of the profession working as a plant engineer, designer or researcher, to that of management, marketing, finances or policy making.