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Chemical Engineering MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
How can you increase the sustainability of a chemical process? How can you make useful products from biomass waste? How can you design a catalyst to convert… Read more
Sustainable Science and Technology for Circular Economy
University of Padua
School of Science
The Master’s degree provides an extensive and highly interdisciplinary training programme for professionals to be employed in companies or public bodies applying a circular economy model to production and services. Read more
Molecular Engineering - MRes
Imperial College London
Chemical Engineering
The challenges facing today’s world – such as climate change, developing green energy technologies, improving health and wellbeing, addressing plastic pollution… Read more
Master of Science in Chemical and Energy Engineering
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
School of Engineering - Taught Postgraduate Programs
The Master of Science (MSc) Program in Chemical and Energy Engineering is designed for students who wish to acquire an in-depth understanding of a particular area of chemical and energy engineering while strengthening their overall knowledge at an advanced level. Read more
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Master of Materials Engineering
University of Adelaide
Masters Programmes
Lead industry’s material progress Investment in the advanced materials market is expanding the world over—in the space industry, medical technologies, defence, manufacturing, energy, telecommunications and more. Read more
Catalysis - MSc
Cardiff University
Cardiff School of Chemistry
The MSc in Catalysis at Cardiff University provides students with a foundation in catalysis theory and its applications. The course covers three branches of catalysis: heterogeneous, homogeneous, and biological. Read more
Catalysis (MSc)
University of St Andrews
School of Chemistry
The MSc in Catalysis is a one-year taught programme run by the School of Chemistry. It is designed to equip students and professionals who have a degree in Chemistry or an allied subject with a range of analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills. Read more
Industrial Heterogeneous Catalysis - MRes
University of Glasgow
College of Science and Engineering
Heterogeneous catalysis is a key enabler of the chemical industry from refinery to pharmaceuticals. The sectors within which this process has applications includes the pharmaceutical, research and commercial product development, manufacturing and sustainable energy sectors (such as Biodiesel). Read more
Catalysis: Chemistry and Engineering - MRes
Imperial College London
Chemistry
Catalysis underpins a huge range of modern chemical transformations. From the megaton scale production of acetic acid to the polymers we use for plastics, and from automotive catalytic converters to key steps in pharmaceutical synthesis, the impact of catalysis upon our everyday life is enormous. Read more
Advanced Synthesis and Catalysis
University of Regensburg
Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy
If you have successfully graduated with a B.Sc. degree in Chemistry or Biochemistry and wish to expand your knowledge of the molecular sciences, then the two-year elite M.Sc. Read more
MSc Synthetic Chemistry
University College Dublin
UCD School of Chemistry
This MSc in Synthetic Chemistry is designed for Chemistry graduates who are interested in deepening their knowledge of synthetic chemistry with a view to pursuing a career in either the fine chemical or pharmaceutical industries. There is a strong demand for these synthetic chemistry skills, e.g. Read more
MSc Chemistry
University of Sheffield
Department of Chemistry
Focus on the topics that are most important to you and develop the practical skills you need for your career with this flexible masters course. Read more
Chemistry MSc
University of Groningen
Science and Engineering
Chemistry in Groningen is the home of the recipient of 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Ben Feringa, for his research in light-driven rotary molecular motors. Read more
Chemistry MScR
University of Edinburgh
School of Chemistry
Our EaStCHEM Joint Research School was formed by the Universities of Edinburgh and St Andrews in 2004 to combine the research activities of two of Scotland’s leading schools of chemistry. Read more
MSc(Res) Chemistry
University of Sheffield
Department of Chemistry
Securing a place on a chemistry PhD at a top institution, or joining a research and development lab in industry, is a competitive process. Read more
