Advanced Chemical Engineering

The course material is rooted in traditional chemical engineering concepts, while also placing a strong emphasis on innovative and sustainable solutions.

By the end of this Advanced Chemical Engineering program at Queen Mary University of London , students will be at the forefront of our present critical engineering challenges: how do we harness existing industries, or create new industries, to meet societal needs for energy and chemicals?

Career paths

Graduates from the Advanced Chemical Engineering degree will be well-equipped to pursue roles in various areas, including:

• Process engineering industries, such as materials, toiletries and food production
• Safety engineering
• Engineering project management

• Renewable energy and sustainable materials

The strong links with employers, including connections to Waternet, the IChemE and safety engineering firms, provide excellent opportunities for networking and gaining industry knowledge.

The university has an active Industrial Advisory Board, who provide real-world case studies, deliver guest lectures and engage with student research projects.

Courses include:

• Environment, Ethics and Economics inEngineering Design
• Electrochemical Energy Storage Systems
• Engineering Project Management
• Advanced Water Treatment
• Advanced Safety Engineering
• Advanced Chemical Engineering ResearchProject