Master in Chemical engineering

This master's program in Chemical Engineering, specializing in Advanced Chemical Engineering and Nanotechnology, is offered by Wrocław University of Science and Technology in Wrocław, Poland, taught in English over four semesters, with yearly tuition of 4000 EUR. The program is designed to reflect the current needs of the labour market in Chemical and Process Engineering, providing graduates with employment opportunities. Learning outcomes include knowledge of developments and new advances in chemical engineering, the ability to apply these advances, a basic understanding of governance processes, and knowledge of management functions, principles, and instruments, including quality management and the identification of core management problems. Students also gain knowledge of the design of process devices and systems, integration and process intensification, and how to carry out a complete process design using computer technology, including tools for exploring and simulating the dynamics of different processes. The specialization combines classical chemical engineering with bioprocess engineering, nanoengineering, chemical technology, and environmental engineering. The graduation document certifies a degree in engineering chemistry with a notation for the deepened specialization in Advanced Chemical Engineering and Nanotechnology. For applicants without an engineering degree, the program lasts 2 years, while those who already hold an engineering degree complete it in 1.5 years. An initial Semester 0 covers subjects including Chemical Informatics, Environmental Protection, and Introduction to Materials Science. As a discipline, chemical engineering applies principles of chemistry, physics, and process design to industrial production, preparing graduates for roles in process design, plant operation, and technology development across manufacturing sectors.