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MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering
The University of Manchester — Manchester, United Kingdom
MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering is a postgraduate Engineering course at The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom. It takes 12 months, costs £41,400 per year and starts in September.
Postgraduate · 12 months · Full-time · Engineering · £41,400 per year
Intakes: September
Modules
- MSc Dissertation
- Research Techniques & Methods (Proposal)
- Oil and Gas Processing
- Nuclear Fuel Cycle
- Chemical Engineering Molecular Simulation
- Utility System Design
- Science of Formulation
- Chemical Separations for a Cleaner World
- Chemical Product Design
- Waste Management and Treatment
- Process Fluid Dynamics
- Computer Aided Process Design
- Energy Systems
- Sustainable Energy Systems
- Reaction Systems Design
- Machine Learning and AI in Chemical Engineering
- Sustainable Resources and Processing
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Careers
- Professor
- CEO/Business President
- Chemical/Process Engineer
- Technical Services Manager
- R & D Manager
- Managing Director
- Environmental/Sustainability Engineer
- Petroleum Engineer
Frequently asked questions
How long is MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering at The University of Manchester?
MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering takes 12 months (Full-time).
How much does MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering at The University of Manchester cost?
The listed tuition fee is £41,400 per year. Fees can change, so confirm the current amount before you apply.
When does MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering start?
Intakes: September.
What level is MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering?
It is a postgraduate course in Engineering.
What will I study on MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering?
Modules include MSc Dissertation, Research Techniques & Methods (Proposal), Oil and Gas Processing, Nuclear Fuel Cycle, Chemical Engineering Molecular Simulation and Utility System Design.
What careers can MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering lead to?
Typical roles include Professor, CEO/Business President, Chemical/Process Engineer, Technical Services Manager, R & D Manager and Managing Director.