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MSci Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering

University of Strathclyde

Institution
University of Strathclyde
Level
undergraduate
Subject
MSci Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering
UCAS code
FH18

Entry requirements

A level: Standard entry requirements*: Year 2 entry: ABB (Chemistry, Maths and Physics) Year 1 entry: ABB (Chemistry, and one of Maths or Physics) IB: Standard entry requirements*: Year 2 entry: 34 (Chemistry, Maths, and Physics all at HL) Year 1 entry: 34 (Chemistry at HL and one of Maths or Physics at HL)

About this course

MSci in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, merging chemical principles with industrial processes. Core topics include Programming, Statistics, Mathematical Modelling, Laboratory Techniques, and Engineering Design. The curriculum covers process safety, fluid flow, and chemical reactors, with options for elective modules and study abroad. Practical sessions utilize simulation software and MATLAB for process analysis and design.

Modules

  • Personal Development Planning (PDP)
  • Chemistry: Principles & Practice 1 & 2
  • Practical Chemistry for Chemical Engineers
  • Mathematics 1B
  • Mathematics 2B
  • Basic Principles in Chemical Engineering
  • Chemical Engineering: Fundamentals, Techniques and Tools
  • Mathematics 3B
  • Fundamental Organic Chemistry
  • Physical Chemistry 1
  • Practical Skills for Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering
  • Process Safety Fundamentals
  • Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer
  • Process Analysis and Statistics
  • Elective Modules
  • Practical Preparative and Physical Chemistry
  • Intermediate Organic Chemistry & Spectroscopy
  • Inorganic Chemistry
  • Mass Transfer and Separation Processes
  • Chemical Process Design and Simulation
  • Reactors
  • Chemical Engineering Practice
  • Physical Chemistry 2
  • Inorganic Chemistry, Structures and Spectroscopy
  • Process Control and Environmental Technology
  • Chemical Engineering Design
  • Topics in Chemistry
  • MSci Chemical Engineering Modules
  • Final-Year Project & Dissertation