Master of Chemical Engineering

Upon completion of the Master of Chemical Engineering program, graduates can pursue various career paths in different industries, including chemical manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, oil and gas, food processing, and environmental engineering. They may work as chemical engineers, process engineers, research and development specialists, or production managers in various industries.

For those interested in further academic pursuits or research careers, the Master’s degree can serve as a stepping stone to pursue a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering or related fields, especially if they are interested in conducting advanced research and making significant contributions to the field.

1.Research and Development (R&D) Engineer
2.Process Optimization Specialist
3.Project Manager
4.Environmental Process Engineer
5.Biotechnology Engineer
6.Computational Modeling Engineer
7.Energy and Sustainability Engineer
8.Nanomaterials Engineer
9.Advanced Materials Engineer
10.Process Safety Specialist
11.Polymers and Plastics Engineer
12.Food and Beverage Process Engineer
13.Petrochemical Engineer
14.Water Treatment Engineer
15.Sustainable Process Engineer
16.Pharmaceutical Process Engineer
17.Quality Control/Assurance Engineer
18.Corrosion Engineer
19.Catalysis Engineer
20.Process Control Engineer

The Master’s degree in Engineering is available only to candidates who have successfully completed a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.
Students who intend to postpone their admission to the Master of Engineering can do so for no longer than one year. Students who postpone their admission cannot be promised a position in the Master of Engineering. Entry may be subject to the availability of dental operators (dental chairs) and a clinical and written review.