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| TKKMT - CHEMICAL ENGINEERING |
Academic year: 2015/2016 |
| The Study programme syllabus is adopted 2014-02-13 by Dean of Education
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General entry requirements:
Grundläggande behörighet för grundnivå
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Specific entry requirements:
gy11; Matematik 4, Fysik 2, Kemi 1
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Slutbetyg; Fysik B, Kemi A, Matematik E
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Aim:
The Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering aims to fill the demands of qualified chemical engineers for industry, government and research, typically in the context of development, production, testing, planning and marketing. The education should be internationally viable and competitive, and provide good theoretical and practical knowledge in basic chemistry, chemical engineering, and mathematics. It should also develop personal qualities and attitudes that contribute to a successful future career. After completing the degree the graduates have the means to pursue doctoral studies and to follow and lead technology development in their area of specialization as well as a foundation for lifelong learning in chemical engineering and related subjects.
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Learning outcome:
- Be able to apply mathematics, mechanics and wave physics in chemistry, applied chemistry and chemical engineering.
- Have an understanding of, and be able to apply, chemistry subjects such as organic, inorganic , physical and analytical chemistry and biochemistry to complex problems.
- Understand and be able to apply chemical engineering topics such as transport processes, reaction engineering , separation technology , energy technology and control engineering to technical problems and processes that relate to chemical engineering.
- Have knowledge in surface and materials chemistry with emphasis on polymer materials.
- Be able to make assessments of risks associated with various chemical substances and processes, and be able to analyze the use of different materials and processes, from a sustainability perspective.
- Have the ability to plan, implement and evaluate experimental procedures and projects, as well as critically examine their results, both on a laboratory-scale and larger-scale setting.
- Be able to formulate mathematical models and implement these in computer software to achieve solutions, but also to understand the models' limitations.
- Be able to collect, analyze and evaluate literature and patents that is published in the area, and follow the subject¿s development.
- Be able to report and present their results in both Swedish and English, also for people not knowledgeable in the field, and to discuss and present arguments and conclusions.
- Be able to work effectively both independently and in groups, and be aware of group dynamics.
- Have developed the necessary skills for successful graduate studies in area.
- Have an understanding of the opportunities and constraints of the technologies in the field, and how social and technological developments affect one another, including ethical , social, economic , environmental , sustainability and health and safety aspects.
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Extent:
300.0 c
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Thesis:
The Master of Science in Engineering programme in Chemical Engineering includes two larger individual projects: a 15 c Bachelor's thesis and a 30 or 60 c Master's thesis.
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Courses valid the academic year 2015/2016:
See study programme
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Accredited masters the academic year 2015/2016:
Degree of Master of Science in Engineering
MPBIO - BIOTECHNOLOGY, MSC PROGR
MPENM - ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE, MSC PROGR
MPTSE - INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY, MSC PROGR
MPISC - INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, MSC PROGR
MPLOL - LEARNING AND LEADERSHIP, MSC PROGR
MPMCN - MATERIALS CHEMISTRY, MSC PROGR
MPNAT - NANOTECHNOLOGY, MSC PROGR
MPNUE - NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, MSC PROGR
MPSES - SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS, MSC PROGR
MPSYS - SYSTEMS, CONTROL AND MECHATRONICS, MSC PROGR
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Degree of bachelor of science:
Passed courses comprising 180 credits
Degree project 15 credits
Courses (including degree project) within a major main subject 90 credits
Passed courses at Chalmers comprising at least 60 credits
Fulfilled course requirements according to the study programme
See also the system of qualifications
Degree of master of science in engineering, concentration Chemical engineering:
Passed courses comprising 300 credits
Passed advanced level courses (including degree project) comprising at least 90 credits
Degree project 30 credits
Courses in mathematics, at least 30 credits
Advanced level courses passed at Chalmers comprising at least 45 credits
Courses in theme Environment 7,5 credits
Courses in theme MTS 7,5 credits
Passed courses at Chalmers comprising at least 90 credits
Fulfilled course requirements according to the study programme
Fulfilled course requirements according to the study programme of an ackredited master programme
See also the system of qualifications
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Title of degree:
Master of Science in Engineering. The name of the Master's programme and the main field of study are stated in the degree diploma. After the first cycle/undergraduate level, you may apply for the degree Bachelor of Science 180 credits, major subject Chemical Engineering.
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Programme description (in Swedish)
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