MSc in Chemical Engineering

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How can you increase the sustainability of a chemical process? How can you make useful products from biomass waste? How can you design a catalyst to convert the greenhouse gas CO2 into a biodegradable polymer? How can you use electricity to generate hydrogen from water? How can you recycle used car tires into a waterproof rubber coating? How can you develop a new polymer that helps oil recovery from underground reservoirs? These are some of the interesting questions you will be able to answer once you have completed the Master's degree program in Chemical Engineering in Groningen. The two-year program offers a core program and then the choice between four specializations: Advanced Process Technology, Bio-based Products, Industrial Catalysis and Polymeric Products. Your research project will take place in one of our research groups in the field of Green Chemical Reaction Engineering and Chemical Product Technology. The Green Chemical Reaction Engineering group investigates the development of highly intensified catalytic technology for biomass conversion to biofuels and biobased chemicals. The Chemical Product Technology group performs research for the design of new or improved chemical products. Particular attention is devoted to the development of new catalytic systems and of polymeric products for specific applications. These activities are generally framed in a comprehensive sustainability context. The unique feature of studying this Master program at the University of Groningen is the combination of a wide range of Chemical Engineering topics with a solid background in Chemistry and a focus on Sustainability, which will allow you to become a modern chemical engineer that is well versed in both Product and Process Technology. Why study this program in Groningen? Chemical Engineers from Groningen are known for their flexibility and all-round skills The chemistry field in Groningen has CHE Excellence Label Regularly ranked as one of the Best Chemical Engineering Master's degree programs in the Netherlands according to Elsevier A lot of graduates make a career at major companies

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The University of Groningen has a rich academic tradition dating back to 1614. From this tradition arose the first female student and the first female lecturer in the Netherlands, the first Dutch astronaut and the first president of the European Central Bank. Geographically, the University is rooted in the Northern part of the Netherlands, a region very close to its heart. Read less

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MSc in Chemical Engineering

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