Chemical Engineering BEng
On this course, you’ll learn to design and operate processes that make fuels, medicines, plastics, food, and advanced materials. You’ll explore energy production and sustainable manufacturing while gaining hands-on skills to tackle real-world challenges in cutting-edge industries.
- A Levels
AAA - UCAS code
H810 - Duration
3 years - Start date
September - Attendance
Full-time
Course description
Why study this course?
Learn from experts in the field
You’ll be taught by academics who are at the forefront of their fields, contributing to cutting-edge research that shapes the future of chemical engineering. From energy systems to advanced materials, you’ll benefit from their expertise and industry connections.
World-class facilities, practical training
Gain invaluable experience using industrial-scale equipment in energy, pharmaceutical, and biological engineering. The Diamond Pilot Plant, featuring the UK's first university powder processing line, mirrors the systems and processes used in industry, ensuring you graduate with real-world skills that employers value.
Our graduates work in leading chemical engineering roles
Our course is designed with your future in mind, with employability embedded at every stage. Our careers team hosts an annual conference offering networking with guest speakers from companies such as Nestlé, Pepsico, GTC, and Reckitt. Graduates gain practical and technical skills, progressing to roles in sectors including renewable energy, biotechnology, and consumer goods, at global employers such as BASF, GlaxoSmithKline, and Sellafield.
Be part of a community
Join our Chemical Engineering Society, a thriving society that brings together students with a shared passion for chemical engineering. From fun socials like board game nights to academic trips, you'll build friendships and be part of a supportive network that enriches your university experience.
Prepare for a sustainable future
Sustainability is at the core of our course, equipping you to address global challenges such as climate change and resource management. Learn how chemical engineers lead the transition to green energy, reduce emissions, and create sustainable processes.
University of Sheffield