Chemical Engineering is a versatile field that applies principles from chemistry, physics, mathematics, biology, and economics to convert energy and materials into valuable, cost-effective products. It encompasses the research, design, and operation of processes aimed at reducing environmental impacts, adhering to legal and ethical standards, and maximising societal benefits and profits. With an anticipated shortage of skilled engineers in the UK to support green recovery and net-zero goals, chemical engineers are in high demand across sectors like energy, water, food, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, and finance. They address global challenges such as climate change and vaccine production through innovative solutions.Loughborough's Chemical Engineering degrees equip students with skills in designing chemical processes via laboratories, simulations, and projects, while fostering teamwork and IT abilities. Options include language studies or modules in materials processing and food engineering, with final-year choices in management, environmental, IT, bioprocessing, and healthcare topics. The MEng extends the BEng by offering deeper technical study and a professional development project, fully meeting requirements for Chartered Engineer status, whereas the BEng provides a solid foundation with potential to transfer based on performance. Assessments balance exams and coursework, emphasising practical skills, and the program is accredited by the Institution of Chemical Engineers.
For a full list of areas studied, see the 'What You'll Study' section of the course page on our website.
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