Beng %28hons%29 chemical engineering in University of wolverhampton

Chemical Engineering at the University of Wolverhampton is industry-focused and aims to prepare students to tackle the challenges facing the chemical and allied industries in the 21st century. The central theme of the course is to make you an engineer. Modern society relies on the work of chemical engineers. They help to manage resources, protect the environment and maintain stringent health and safety procedures, whilst all the while developing the processes that make the products we desire or depend on. The University of Wolverhampton’s Chemical Engineering course provides a deep understanding of chemical processes and the end products from industrial chemical reactions.

A minimum of between 63% and 65% overall in their Standard XII examinations. IELTS 6.0 (min 5.5 in all components). A Levels : BCC, including Maths with minimum grade B and Chemistry with minimum grade C, 104 UCAS Points.

Pharmaceuticals, Energy, Water, Food and drink, Materials, Mining and minerals, Oil and gas, Process plant and equipment, Biotechnology, Business and management Consultancy

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