Master of Engineering (Honours) (MEng) - Chemical Engineering (H804)

Chemical engineers are responsible for the transformation of raw materials into the essential materials and products that society relies on. They play a crucial role in the development, design, and production of various items that are integral to the University of Edinburgh daily lives. From the water they drink and the gas that powers their homes to cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, foodstuffs, silicon chips, and even synthetic skin, chemical engineers are involved in creating and improving these essential products.

These professionals are known for their innovative mindset and can often be found at the forefront of emerging technologies such as nanotechnology, carbon capture, and renewable energy. They possess the skills to balance economic considerations with safety and environmental requirements, ensuring that their work is both financially viable and sustainable.

The field of chemical engineering is vast and diverse, as reflected in the wide range of courses offered in this program. If students have a passion for mathematics and chemistry and a desire to solve real-world problems that impact everyone's lives, then chemical engineering may be the ideal career path for students.