Master in Chemical Engineering and Technology

Shenzhen University, located in Shenzhen, China, is a unique institution that closely follows the pace of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. You'll find that the university's commitment to reform and rapid development makes it an exciting place to study. With a total of 55 programs available, Shenzhen University offers opportunities for you to explore different fields, from engineering to medicine.

The university focuses on many subjects, including philosophy, literature, economics, law, education, science, and management. Specifically, you can choose from 55 undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The university's comprehensive approach to education provides a solid foundation for students. For instance, the university has a strong emphasis on research, with eleven disciplines available.

As a student at Shenzhen University, you'll have access to modern facilities, including a university hospital, a post office, and a securely guarded international students' dormitory building. You can also enjoy the best sports facilities in China, with two gymnasiums, two swimming pools, and many other recreational activities. The campus is situated near Wenshan Lake, providing a beautiful and peaceful environment for studying and relaxation. The city of Shenzhen offers many opportunities for international students, with its unique blend of traditional and modern culture.

The Master in Chemical Engineering and Technology is a 1-year program at Shenzhen University for students who want to study chemical agents and their application to engineering technologies, leading to a Master's degree.

The curriculum covers specific subjects like chemical engineering principles, and helps students develop skills in laboratory testing and experimentation, with hands-on components to apply theoretical knowledge.

Graduates can pursue careers as Chemical Engineers, Process Engineers, Quality Control Managers, and Research Scientists, working in industries like petroleum, pharmaceuticals, and food processing, with employers such as manufacturing companies and research institutions.