Masters Degrees (Chemical)

The MSc program in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering offers advanced levels of chemical and biomolecular engineering courses so that the graduates can become confident and competent chemical engineers at a senior level or as leaders. Read more

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… Read more

This Masters degree will extend your existing knowledge to provide you with advanced chemical engineering and process technology skills for exciting and challenging careers in these process industries. Read more

Medicinal and Biological Chemistry requires a thorough understanding of molecules, their structures, properties and synthesis. Read more

The Faculty of Engineering and Science offers advanced research training opportunities across a broad range of subject areas, including chemical, pharmaceutical, biomedical, environmental and sports sciences. Read more

The HKUST MSc / Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Engineering and Management programs are designed for those who wish to strengthen their environmental… Read more

Are you interested in unravelling essential processes in living cells in order to understand 'life' at a molecular level? Would you like to excel in bio-molecular… Read more

Research in the Faculty of Engineering and Science has received worldwide praise and recognition. You will get the opportunity to work alongside the faculty's researchers who are recognized internationally in many field of science. Read more

The Master of Forensic Science in Forensic Chemistry teaches students the fundamentals of medicinal chemistry and how to analyze trace evidence. Read more

The Master of Forensic Sciences in Forensic Molecular Biology (FMB) prepares students to work in crime laboratories as DNA analysts and technical leaders. Read more

Whether you’re from an engineering, scientific or technical background, this course will equip you with expertise in new and traditional energy technologies, renewable energy sources, solid waste recycling, air pollution, climate change and energy management systems. Read more

For graduates from a science, mathematics, technology or another engineering discipline, this course provides the knowledge and skills to convert to a specialism in materials science and engineering or metallurgy. Read more

Chemistry in Groningen is the home of 2016 Nobel Prize winner Ben Feringa, who has won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research on a light-driven rotary molecular motor. Read more

Students chose the Master's programme Nanomaterials Science at Utrecht University as the best programme in the field in the yearly review 'Beste studies' by Elsevier. Read more

This course is for engineering, science or management graduates who want to develop their innovation and technological/engineering skills. Read more