Master's Degree Programme, 2 years

MSc in Chemical Engineering

- About the programme

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Are you interested in an internationally recognized degree in chemical engineering? Chemical engineering involves the transformation of energy and raw materials into valuable and useful products. Maybe you would like to study topics related to oil and gas processing, or to specialize in CO2 separation?

We offer a two-year international MSc programme with full integration of Norwegian and foreign students where all teaching is in English. All courses are 7.5 ECTS credits and in addition to courses offered by our department, suitable courses from other departments can be chosen. You can choose from a range of specializations:

  • Catalysis and petrochemistry
  • Colloid and polymer chemistry
  • Process systems engineering
  • Environmental engineering and reactor technology
  • Bioenergy and fibertechnology

International master's programmes

– admission for autumn 2012

Applicants with a first degree from Norway or one of the other Nordic countries as well as Norwegian and Nordic citizens: Please refer to these admission procedures within 15th of April.

The preliminary application deadline for admission in autumn 2012 has passed for applicants with a first degree from other countries than the Nordic countries. The application form for admission in the autumn semester of 2013 will be available from october 2012. 

Two years Master

1st semester, autumn:
Process Control
Reaction Kinetics and Catalysis
Transport Phenomena
Process Design, Project

2nd semester spring:
Surface and Colloid Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry
Chemical Process System Engineering
Reactor Technology
Petrochemistry and Oil Refining
Thermodynamic Methods

3rd semester, autumn:
Specialization courses and specialization project within one of these fields:

  • Catalysis and Petrochemistry
  • Colloid and Polymer Chemistry
  • Reactor Technology
  • Separation and Environmental Technology
  • Process Systems Engineering
  • Paper and Fiber Technology

One additional course

4th semester, spring:
Master's thesis