MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering

at University of Birmingham

• The programme delves into advanced chemical engineering principles applicable to various sectors such as food, fuel, energy, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and chemical industries. 
• Core modules provide an in-depth understanding of key concepts essential for modern process engineering, preparing students for diverse career opportunities.
• The curriculum is structured around three major research areas: formulation engineering, energy, and healthcare technology. 
• Through focused study in these areas, students gain expertise in specialised domains and develop skills tailored to meet industry demands and emerging trends.

Modules

Core modules

• Applied Synthetic Biology - 10 credits
• Measurement, Sensors and Design of Experiments – 20 credits
• Non-ideal materials – 20 credits
• Research Project (MSc only) - 60 credits

Important Dates

The programme starts every September. Prospective students should regularly check the university's website for updates on the application process.

• Applicants are required to maintain a GPA of at least 65% to 70%.
• They must hold either a four-year Bachelor's degree with a first-class or very good upper second-class standing, or a three-year Bachelor's degree with a first-class from recognized institutions in India.
• IELTS: 6 TOEFL: 80

The MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering is £29,340/yr. Students can ensure effective expense planning and budgeting by routinely reviewing the university's website for any modifications to fees or additional expenses that may arise, allowing them to make informed financial decisions.

Upon completion of the programme, graduates are well-equipped with a professional foundation for pursuing diverse career opportunities. The skills and knowledge acquired during the course prepare them for roles in industries such as pharmaceuticals, energy, manufacturing, food and drink, and healthcare.