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    Universities in Europe

    159 Bachelor's Programs in Chemical Engineering in Europe

    programs
    159
    programs
    universities
    78
    universities
    taught in English
    91%
    taught in English
    median yearly fee
    24,864 USD
    median yearly fee

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    Also searched as BS in Chemical Engineering in Europe and Bachelors in Chemical Engineering in Europe.

    Europe has 159 bachelors programs in chemical engineering open to international students, at 78 universities. Almost all of them — 91% — are taught in English. Fees cluster around 24,864 USD a year, and the middle half of those programs fall between 11,767 USD and 35,685 USD.

    Computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD

    Chemical Engineering programs

    1–24 of 159 · page 1 of 7

    University of Groningen
    Bachelor's · The Netherlands · 18,491 USD per year
    University of Szeged
    Bachelor's · Hungary · 7,172 USD per year
    University of Cambridge, England
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 42,457 USD per year
    Munster Technological University
    Bachelor's · Ireland · 15,129 USD per year
    Atlantic Technological University
    Bachelor's · Ireland · 11,767 USD per year
    Atlantic Technological University
    Bachelor's · Ireland · 11,767 USD per year
    Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology
    Bachelor's · Malta · 8,965 USD per year
    Vienna University of Technology
    Bachelor's · Austria · 1,454 USD per year
    Swansea University
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 29,660 USD per year
    The University of Manchester
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 33,103 USD per year
    University of Aberdeen
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 30,190 USD per year
    Queen's University Belfast
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 38,038 USD per year
    University of Greenwich, London
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 24,864 USD per year
    University of Birmingham, England
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 35,990 USD per year
    University of Bath
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 43,142 USD per year
    Loughborough University, England
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 36,082 USD per year
    Brunel University London
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 31,269 USD per year
    University of Southampton
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 33,103 USD per year
    Loughborough University, England
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 36,082 USD per year
    Queen Mary University of London
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 34,758 USD per year
    Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology
    Bachelor's · Finland · 12,000 USD per year
    University of Bath
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 43,142 USD per year
    Swansea University
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 29,660 USD per year
    University of Birmingham, England
    Bachelor's · United Kingdom · 35,990 USD per year

    Top universities for Chemical Engineering in Europe

    Ranked by how many chemical engineering programs each one runs in Europe — the count is next to the name.

    Bachelors in Chemical Engineering in Europe: common questions

    How many chemical engineering programs are there in Europe?
    159 chemical engineering bachelors programs at 78 universities in Europe are open to international students, as of 12 October 2026.
    How much does a chemical engineering degree in Europe cost?
    The median annual fee (programs billed per year) for bachelor's programs in chemical engineering in Europe is 24,864 USD. The middle half of those programs charge between 11,767 USD and 35,685 USD a year.
    Can I study chemical engineering in Europe in English?
    Yes — 91% of the chemical engineering programs in Europe in our catalog are taught in English (144 of 159).
    Are any of these chemical engineering programs available online?
    2 of the 159 programs in Europe are delivered online or by distance learning.

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