Chemical Engineering Technische Universiteit Eindhoven

Groene Loper, 5612AZ Eindhoven, Netherlands

"Starting from academic year 2027/2028, the bachelor's program will be offered in two tracks: Chemical Engineering and Chemistry and Scheikundige Technologie. Both tracks have the same curriculum, courses, and learning outcomes. The only difference is the language of instruction.\n\nChemical Engineering and Chemistry is taught entirely in English and has a selection procedure.\n\nScheikundige Technologie is taught bilingually (Dutch and English) and does not have a selection procedure.\n\nWhat do artificial heart valves, renewable energy, plastic sandwich bags, and medicines have in common? Chemical engineers were at the cradle of these phenomena. As a chemical engineer, you design responsive materials for soft robotics, find cleaner sources of energy, and develop off-grid mini-plants to produce cheap chemicals (e.g. fertilizer). Therefore, highly educated engineers in the fields of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry are always in high demand.\n\nChemical Engineering and Chemistry are about societal issues but also about small, useful applications in daily life. As a chemical engineer, you sometimes work at the nanoscale - designing new molecules and developing smart materials. However, you can also work at the macroscale - optimizing and scaling up production processes. The applications are limitless: treating illnesses, preventing scarcity of natural resources such as water and oil, or inventing intelligent textile fibers and smart packaging materials.\n\nTrisztan, Nikka and Lore will tell you their top 3 reasons to pursue the Chemical Engineering and Chemistry study at TU/e and take you on a tour of the campus in Eindhoven.\n\nCREATE AN ACCOUNT IN MYSTART@TU/E TO STAY INFORMED ABOUT IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT STUDYING AT TU/E AND UPCOMING EVENTS\n\nOf course you think chemistry is interesting. In high school you have in addition to chemistry, mathematics and physics as a final subject. You are curious and inquisitive. You like doing projects with concrete results and want to contribute to products and materials that make a difference in society. You enjoy working in teams and with people from other disciplines. You want to develop your communication skills, because you are going to need them later in your career. Is this you? Then you’ll fit right in in the Bachelor's program of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry. Note that you have to complete the mandatory study choice check to be admitted to this bachelor's program. For more information, please consult the Study C"