Master of Engineering in Chemical and Process Engineering

University of Canterbury

This endorsed research degree is completed by a thesis and coursework. It aims to provide a research-focused learning environment in which you can develop your independent problem solving skills through supervised research. The degree may be awarded with Distinction. Study in a number of advanced Engineering courses will provide each student with key technical knowledge to enhance and support their research activities. The Master of Engineering degree is awarded as an endorsed degree in an area of specialisation: Bioengineering Chemical and Process Engineering Civil Engineering Construction Management Earthquake Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering Mechanical Engineering Software Engineering Transportation Engineering Founded in 1887 as the first School of Engineering in Aotearoa New Zealand, UC's Te Kaupeka Puhanga, Faculty of Engineering is internationally recognised for its teaching and research excellence, and opened brand new facilities in 2017. Te Tari Puhanga Tukanga Matu, Department of Chemical and Process Engineering offers a wide variety of research projects and postgraduate courses. This provides you with the opportunity to advance your knowledge and carry out original research in an area that interests you. Resources that are available to postgraduate students include access to highly skilled, experienced technicians, well-equipped workshops, dedicated computer suites, and the support of academics. Study Involve: Some of the areas currently being researched in Chemical and Process Engineering are: Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Bioprocessing Renewable Energy and Fuels Batteries and Hydrogen technology New materials Gas separation technology Environmental engineering Industrial Processes Simulation, Control, and Computer Modelling. See more information on specific projects currently on offer in Te Tari Puhanga Tukanga Matu, Department of Chemical and Process Engineering

Faculty of Engineering