KU Leuven Master of Chemical Engineering Technology
KU Leuven

KU Leuven

Master of Chemical Engineering Technology

Leuven, Belgium

Master degree

1 year

English, Dutch

Full time

16 Sep 2026

EUR 9,493 **

On-Campus

* for non-EEA; June 1st for EEA | for the most recent – and only official – information on application deadlines, please check the KU Leuven webpage

** for non-EEA; EUR 1181.40 for EEA | for the most recent – and only official – information on tuition fees, please check the KU Leuven webpage

Key Summary

    About : The Master of Chemical Engineering Technology offers students advanced training in the principles and practices of chemical engineering. This program emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for tackling real-world challenges in the chemical industry. Students will engage with contemporary topics and technologies that are pivotal to modern chemical engineering.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various roles, including chemical engineers, process engineers, and project managers in the chemical and petroleum industries. The program prepares students for positions that focus on design, innovation, and efficiency in chemical production processes.

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This master’s programme provides in-depth, interdisciplinary training in chemical engineering as practised in various contexts and sectors. The programme’s main focus is learning to design, execute, test and improve industrial processes in a chemically and technologically responsible way. In addition to fundamental (bio)chemical coursework, the curriculum includes coursework in socio-economics, chemical process technology, surface chemistry, environmental technology etc.

About the Programme

The Master of Chemical Engineering Technology covers a wide variety of disciplines. You will learn to design, execute, test and improve industrial processes in a chemically and technologically responsible way. In addition, you will learn to research, develop and apply new materials such as polymers, composites, metals and ceramics. The curriculum includes courses in the fields of socio-economics (company management, economics) as well as chemical technology (engineering, separation techniques, chemical process technology, industrial process technology, surface chemistry, environmental technology etc.).

A flexible cross-campus elective package (multicampus module) and a master's thesis conducted in either a research-specific or industrial context enable you to focus your studies according to your specific interests and career goals.