Chemistry and Technology: Chemical Engineering

Shape the future of the chemical industry with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Technology: Chemical Engineering from the University of Chemistry and Technology (UCT Prague). This three-year, full-time program equips you with the scientific knowledge and engineering expertise to become a well-rounded chemical engineer.

Develop a Strong Foundation in Chemistry and Engineering: Gain a comprehensive understanding of core chemical engineering principles, including chemical thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, mass and heat transfer, process design, and chemical analysis. Master the fundamentals of chemistry, covering areas like organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, and physical chemistry.

Benefit from a Hands-on Approach: Refine your theoretical knowledge through laboratory experiments, computer simulations, and practical exercises in state-of-the-art labs. The program emphasizes applying scientific concepts to solve real-world chemical engineering problems.

Specialization Opportunities: In your later years, delve deeper into specific areas of chemical engineering through elective courses. Explore specializations in biotechnology, environmental protection, materials science, or industrial chemistry.

Project-Based Learning: Develop your problem-solving and teamwork skills through engaging chemical engineering projects. Work on real-world engineering challenges, collaborating with professors and peers to design, analyze, and optimize chemical processes.

Develop Valuable Skills: Hone your critical thinking, problem-solving, analytical, research, and communication skills. Learn to work effectively in a team environment, manage projects, and think creatively to design innovative solutions in the chemical industry.

Graduates emerge as versatile chemical engineers prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Chemical process engineering (designing, optimizing, and operating chemical plants)
• Product development (developing new chemicals, materials, and products)
• Process safety engineering (ensuring the safety of chemical processes)
• Environmental engineering (addressing environmental challenges through chemical engineering principles)
• Pharmaceutical engineering
• Biotechnology engineering
• Materials science and engineering
• Research and development in the chemical industry