Master of Engineering (Chemical)
Course Overview
This two-year (full-time) or flexible part-time program is designed for engineering graduates and professionals seeking advanced skills. It has two stages: a foundation year and an advanced studies year. The curriculum includes:
Core modules covering business management systems, communication and critical thinking, research methods and statistics, and project management fundamentals.
Foundation chemical engineering units such as fluid and particle mechanics, reactor engineering, separation processes, and process design.
Elective modules that let you tailor your learning to your interests — options include water and wastewater treatment, biofuels, biomass and waste processing, process safety, metallurgical processes, renewable energy systems, brewery engineering, and more.
A significant research project or capstone, typically undertaken during the final year.
A mandatory 12-week industry internship under professional supervision (or an exemption if you’ve already completed an equivalent placement).
What You'll Learn
Advanced technical expertise in chemical engineering fundamentals, including fluid mechanics, reactors, separation processes, and design.
Specialist skills through electives in sustainability, energy, environmental and industrial processing.
Practical experience from a major research project and a real-world industry internship.
Broader capabilities in research methods, leadership, communication, and engineering management.
Engineers Australia accreditation, ensuring your qualification is professionally recognised in Australia and internationally.
83,200 AUD
The University of Adelaide
https://adelaideuni.edu.au
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