MEng (Hons) Chemical Engineering with Honours in Process Control
Control engineers apply engineering principles to design, build, and manage computer-based instrumentation and control systems used in the manufacturing industry.
Course overview
This four-year degree will allow you to explore and develop core chemical engineering skills and knowledge, as well as the specialist mathematics and computer skills needed to design, build, and manage sophisticated control systems.
Studying at one of World University Ranking's top 150 institutions for Chemical Engineering, you'll benefit from strong industry links and first-class facilities, including interactive video teaching systems, industry-standard software and our pilot lab.
Developing a comprehensive understanding of transfer processes, separation processes, plant design, and the principles of chemical engineering, you'll become a highly skilled process engineer, equipped with the knowledge and skills to help companies gain a competitive edge.
Teaching methods
Our strong links with industry experts and focus on industry skills ensure you'll graduate fully equipped with the skills you need.
Your future
Chemical engineering is a well-respected degree, which will allow you to develop a broad spectrum of industry-specific and transferable skills.
Having specialised in process engineering, you'll have opportunities across numerous sectors, as companies are increasingly looking to employ state-of-the-art processes that will give them a competitive advantage.
Control engineers apply engineering principles to design, build, and manage computer-based instrumentation and control systems used in the manufacturing industry.
Course overview
This four-year degree will allow you to explore and develop core chemical engineering skills and knowledge, as well as the specialist mathematics and computer skills needed to design, build, and manage sophisticated control systems.
Studying at one of World University Ranking's top 150 institutions for Chemical Engineering, you'll benefit from strong industry links and first-class facilities, including interactive video teaching systems, industry-standard software and our pilot lab.
Developing a comprehensive understanding of transfer processes, separation processes, plant design, and the principles of chemical engineering, you'll become a highly skilled process engineer, equipped with the knowledge and skills to help companies gain a competitive edge.
Teaching methods
Our strong links with industry experts and focus on industry skills ensure you'll graduate fully equipped with the skills you need.
Your future
Chemical engineering is a well-respected degree, which will allow you to develop a broad spectrum of industry-specific and transferable skills.
Having specialised in process engineering, you'll have opportunities across numerous sectors, as companies are increasingly looking to employ state-of-the-art processes that will give them a competitive advantage.
