Bachelor in Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering applies chemistry, physics, and mathematics to design processes that transform raw materials into useful products, spanning industries such as petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, food processing, and materials manufacturing. The discipline covers thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, reaction engineering, separation processes, and process design, with coursework building from foundational chemistry and physics into applied process engineering. Students typically work through laboratory experiments and design projects that involve scaling up chemical reactions and processes from small-scale experiments to industrial production, developing both theoretical understanding and practical process design skills. Graduates work in chemical and petrochemical industries, pharmaceuticals, food and materials manufacturing, environmental engineering, and process design, and the degree provides a foundation for graduate study in chemical engineering or related fields. This bachelor's program in Chemical Engineering is offered by Boğaziçi University in İstanbul, Turkey, running for 4 years with instruction delivered in English. Instruction in English supports engagement with international technical literature and standards used across chemical process industries, and it prepares graduates for roles with multinational manufacturers or for graduate programs conducted in English. İstanbul's industrial base, including manufacturing and processing facilities in and around the city, offers relevant context for coursework connecting process engineering principles to actual industrial operations. The program suits students interested in the chemistry and physics behind industrial processes and drawn to work that combines laboratory science with large-scale engineering design, preparing them for technical roles across a wide range of process-based industries.