To boost your training, the Master's degree programme in Chemical and Sustainable Processes Engineering is divided into three innovative specialist tracks:
In the first specialist track you will investigate biology, biochemistry and food processes through the study of industrial biochemistry, food industry processes and technologies, and fundamentals of biochemical plants.
In the second specialist track you will gain skills in project design and processes by analysing experiments in the process industry. You will also learn the fundamentals of chemical process development and innovative process design.
In the third specialist track you will improve your competencies for the evaluation of chemical processes sustainability. You will learn how to make changes for their intensification considering their environmental impact. You will study processes and technologies for the environment, sustainability in the chemical industry and process intensification techniques.
The curriculum, taught entirely in English, is multidisciplinarly focused on the topics of environmental and energetic green transition, opening to contents related to production and distribution of energy as well as to environmental engineering.
This Erasmus Mundus Joint Master concerns understanding, manipulating, modelling and designing multiphase systems for the fulfilment of innovative sustainable and circular processes.