Chemical Engineering

The program focuses on chemical technologies and systems, including both fundamentals and specialized topics related to modern applications. The curriculum starts with two-year basic education, including courses such as mathematics, physics, programming, analytical/inorganic and organic chemistry, thermodynamics and kinetics. It continues with two-year specialization, related to transport phenomena and unit operations, process engineering, automation and optimization in chemical industry, reactor design, scale-up, rheology, biotechnologies.

Chemical engineering graduates are expected to attain the following capabilities at or within a few years of graduation: apply the fundamentals of science and engineering to solve important chemical engineering problems in industry; communicate effectively and demonstrate the interpersonal skills required to lead and/or participate in interdisciplinary projects; apply life-long learning to meet professional and personal goals of their profession; articulate and practice professional, ethical, environmental and societal responsibilities. 

Close connections with important industrial companies results in improved access to modern technologies and educational resources.