
Undergraduate study
Find out more about our BEng and MEng Chemical Engineering programmes.
Study an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in chemical engineering and benefit from our expertise in areas such as low-carbon technology, fine chemicals, green energy and water/wastewater engineering.
Our degrees focus on sustainable technologies and processes, which means that you’ll develop the skills that employers are looking for.
Find out more about our BEng and MEng Chemical Engineering programmes.
Boost your career by studying an MSc in Advanced Chemical Engineering.
Find out more about our dedicated chemical engineering facilities.
Learn about the new undergraduate chemistry teaching laboratories.
We have over 10,000m² of specialist workshops, laboratories and testing facilities dedicated to engineering.
The Continuous Digital Chemical Engineering Science research centre is developing smarter, greener and more efficient processes for the discovery and manufacture of new chemicals and materials. It aims to reduce the environmental impact of the manufacturing process by harnessing the potential of advanced sensor technology, artificial intelligence and computer modelling tools.
Our academics are working on incredible research programmes across chemical engineering, chemistry and engineering. This means your learning will be based on the most up-to-date knowledge.
Many staff are involved in our chemical engineering teaching and research. Our key chemical engineering staff members are listed below; you can view their profiles to find out more and see their contact details:
Our chemical engineering degrees have an intentional focus on sustainability. This ethos is maintained throughout both the content of the modules and in the practical, design and research components of the programmes. We aim to equip our graduates with the skills to enable them to respond to the changing landscape of chemical engineering.
* Research Excellence Framework (REF). REF is the system for assessing the quality of research in UK higher education institutions. General engineering is first for research power in the latest REF (2014). Research power measures the volume of research multiplied by quality.