MEng · University of Nottingham, the · 5 years
Chemical engineering with environmental engineering is a degree that addresses two of the most significant challenges at the intersection of industry and the natural world: how to design and operate the chemical processes that produce the materials, fuels, and products modern societies depend on, and how to do so in ways that minimise environmental harm and support the transition to a sustainable economy. Chemical engineering provides the core technical knowledge of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, reaction engineering, and process design. Environmental engineering brings in the principles of pollution control, waste management, environmental impact assessment, and sustainable process development. At the University of Nottingham, this five-year, full-time integrated programme includes a foundation year and an industrial year, giving students an extended pathway into the discipline with
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