142 Chemical and Materials Engineering BSc Degree Programs

Can biobased plastics be produced on a large scale? Can we convert CO2 into useful chemical products? How can you ensure that factories operate in a clean, safe, and efficient way? Chemical engineers work on the production of chemicals at an industrial scale. The Bachelor in Chemical Engineering at the University of Groningen will prepare you for this profession. You will learn to deal with chemical processes on a large scale, develop new chemical products, and design improved catalysts for the targeted reactions. At the same time, you will learn to evaluate and improve the safety and sustainability of chemical processes. Along the way, you will be also stimulated to develop your critical thinking skills and your problem-solving attitude.

In the frame of the high-standard full-time Materials Engineering BSc program, students are not only provided with a thorough practical foundation but emphasis is also put on improving their engineering skills through the Faculty’s active and extensive relations with top companies.

The study programme of Chemical Engineering (Environment and Energy) aims to train bachelors with interdisciplinary academic education that can serve as a basis for the further development of their intellectual capacity and scientific approach to the solution of complex problems arising in contemporary chemical engineering and the related engineering fields. The specialists are able to analyse and develop chemical and technological processes, to develop new products, and to choose the equipment in a comprehensive way, given technological and social, economic, and environmental aspects. The graduates shall be flexible and able to adapt to the fast changing chemical industry and to evaluate and choose solutions; on the basis of their theoretical knowledge and practical skills, they shall be able both to organise conventional technological processes and to make decisions that require new knowledge. They shall be motivated to continuously update their knowledge and practical skills. The objectives for the programme are that graduates of the department will obtain employment or attend graduate school, will advance in their chosen careers, and will be productive and fulfilled professionals throughout their careers.

The Bachelor Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at Eindhoven University of Technology is a 3-year, full-time, research-informed taught in English. The programme combines chemistry, materials science and process engineering with hands-on laboratory work and Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) projects.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering at ESF is distinguished by a strong emphasis on engineering of chemical and biochemical processes. With a focus green and eco-friendly products and processes, we educate students for careers in the chemical, materials, and sustainable environment industries.

Chemical engineering is the study and application of chemical principles to industrial processes. Chemical engineering students build a strong foundation in mathematics, chemistry, and the fundamentals of engineering.

The Chemical Engineering major at Aalto University in Finland is designed for students who want to study in the Nordics – a leading region in sustainability – and are eager to work towards the green transition. This major delivers a solid chemical engineering foundation with an emphasis on mathematics, programming and design thinking. In hands-on coursework and projects with your fellow students, distinguished professors, and leading companies, you will learn the skills required to put chemical engineering to work on complex issues like global warming, emerging diseases, and overconsumption. With an engineering education from Aalto University, you will graduate prepared to design and develop cutting-edge materials and processes while contributing to the green transition through sustainable innovation.

Pitt-Johnstown began offering a Chemical Engineering (ChE) bachelor's degree in 2015. The enrollment has grown incrementally, more than doubling in size since 2017.

This combined degree programme explores how materials determine the performance, sustainability and functionality of products and technologies. It covers materials design and development, material structure and properties, laboratory analysis and testing, engineering problem-solving, and applications in areas such as renewable energy, medical devices, electronics, transportation and sustainable manufacturing.

The aim of the program is to train chemical engineers who are capable of operating and maintaining chemical industry processes and equipment, introducing and applying chemical technologies, organizing and managing work, and performing tasks of average complexity in technical development, research, and design.

The Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering will give you the opportunity to get your degree, specializing in a one-of-a-kind focus on clean energy. The program will provide you with technical and creative problem-solving skills that meet professional expectations.

Do you want to contribute to the transition to a circular economy? Then the unique new Maastricht bachelor's program in Circular Engineering is the perfect choice for you: the engineer of the future. The bachelor in Circular Engineering combines a rigid engineering foundation with in-depth knowledge and skills in one of three engineering concentrations while focusing on sustainability throughout the curriculum.

This BS degree requires completion of at least 121 credit hours of coursework. The curriculum consists of a group of required courses chosen to provide the students with the basic tools for the professional practice of mechanical engineering and to assist students in developing a sense of responsibility as professionals.

Are you passionate about minimizing our collective environmental footprint and maximizing sustainability? In the Renewable Materials Science program, students learn about the science of turning trees, plants, and grasses into viable materials for construction, packaging, and more.

This multidisciplinary undergraduate program focuses on the underlying scientific principles of chemistry, physics, and biochemistry that explain the structure and function of both soft and hard materials.