The Master's degree Chemical Engineering can be completed entirely in English, although some electives in other languages are available. Language requirements can be found in the module guide.
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The programme provides specialisations in Chemical Processing or Applied Chemistry. For the Master's thesis, cooperation with external research institutes or industrial partners is possible. The four-semester Master's degree course thus offers the opportunity to acquire in-depth scientific knowledge combined with practical experience.
In addition to three compulsory and nine elective modules, which typically comprise lectures, seminars and labs, a project module has to be completed. The project module consists of three projects of 120 hours each (one laboratory, one literature and one free research topic). A five-month Master's thesis (defence included) completes the programme.
With a successfully completed Master's degree, you are qualified for positions in research and development. It is also possible to continue towards doctoral studies.
You can find further details in the plan of the study programme and the module manual or you may contact the Department of Chemical Engineering directly.
The first three semesters consist of regular modules in Chemical Process Engineering or Applied Chemistry. Both specialisations have three compulsory modules (eight credit points each). There are also two catalogues of compulsory elective modules (Catalogue I compulsory elective modules offered by the Department of Chemical Engineering and Catalogue II offered jointly by the Steinfurt Technology Campus). All courses generally take the form of lectures with accompanying seminars and practicals.
The project module and the Master's thesis can be completed/written externally (also with international partners, industrial as well as academic).
Approximately 300 EUR per semester
Bachelor's degree or equivalent in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science or a similar subject
English skills have to be at least on a level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference. Options to prove your language skills include:
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Qualified students may be employed in research activities in the department.
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