Chemical Engineering
B.Sc.
Overview
The central task of chemical engineering is to use physical, chemical, and biological processes to produce useful products such as fuels, synthetic materials, foods, and medicines. The program in Chemical Engineering therefore combines the foundations of the natural sciences and engineering so as to provide the discipline-specific basis to take on this challenge.
The bachelor's program in Chemical Engineering comprises required modules in the areas of mathematics and chemistry. These are expanded upon with the introduction of engineering fundamentals from the discipline of civil engineering.
To round out their profiles, students can in addition choose from a broad offering of extradisciplinary modules – so as, for example, to broaden their language skills, acquire a grounding in patent law, or to enhance their knowledge of business administration.
Which further expertise and skills will I acquire?
As a graduate, you possess a broad basic knowledge of the natural sciences that serves as a basis for further specialization. Furthermore, you can call upon deeper knowledge of the central disciplines of chemistry and engineering.
Which professional opportunities can I take up with this qualification?
For graduates of the bachelor's program in Chemical Engineering, diverse professional opportunities arise: in industry, at research institutes or institutions of higher education, and also in public services.
Structure
The bachelor's program in Chemical Engineering focuses on the cultivation of discipline-specific and methodological competencies from the core areas of chemistry as well as engineering. These are complemented by mathematical fundamentals and an internship.
The program concludes with the bachelor’s thesis in the sixth semester.
Costs
Tuition
HK$48,673.68
(international)
HK$689.54
(home)
Funding
Admissions
Qualifications
Selection takes place through an aptitude assessment procedure. Aptitude assessment is a two-part procedure evaluating your ability to successfully manage the particular qualitative requirements of the bachelor’s program.
In the first stage, your overall secondary school grades, your grades in subject-specific courses, and any relevant practical experience or additional qualifications will be evaluated using a point system. Depending on the amount of points accumulated, applicants are either immediately admitted, rejected or invited to an admissions interview.
Language requirements
DSH
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