Chemical Engineering

In the “Chemical Engineering” program, students study how chemical processes work, the composition of substances, and their reactions in depth. They learn about the technologies used to produce various chemical products — pharmaceuticals, plastics, fertilizers, fuels, cosmetics, and other industrial materials. The curriculum also covers the design of chemical plants, working with reactors and equipment, safety regulations, environmental control, energy efficiency, and the optimization of industrial processes. Students gain practical skills through laboratory experiments, process modeling, and solving engineering problems.

Where can graduates work?

– Chemical industry (fertilizers, plastics, chemical reagents)

– Pharmaceutical companies (production of medicines and medical products)

– Oil and gas companies and refineries

– Food industry (beverages, canned goods, additives)

– Cosmetic and hygiene product manufacturers

– Metallurgy and materials science enterprises

– Environmental and industrial safety organizations

– Laboratories, research centers, and technological design companies

Exam block: Chemistry, Mathematics

Duration of study: 4 years