Career opportunities

Materials Science and Chemical Engineering - Master's Programme

Career opportunities

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With an MSc in Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, you’ll be equipped for impactful careers in:

  • Industry: Work in sectors such as energy production, metal manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and industrial biotechnology.
  • Research and Development: Join research institutes or pursue a PhD in chemical engineering or materials science.
  • Consulting and Innovation: Become a sustainability advisor, process engineer, or technology developer.
  • Public Sector: Contribute to policy and regulation in environmental engineering and sustainable technologies.
  • Education and Communication: With additional pedagogy, you can teach engineering subjects or work in science communication.

You can become:

  • A process engineer or materials specialist in high-tech industries.
  • A researcher in energy systems, corrosion prevention, or advanced materials.
  • A project manager in interdisciplinary teams solving sustainability challenges.
  • A PhD candidate in chemical or materials engineering.
  • A technology innovator, developing new solutions for a greener future.
     

Further studies

Chemical Engineering

The objective of the PhD programme in Chemical Engineering is to prepare the PhD candidates for work that requires advanced scientific expertise and analytical skills and for a career in academia. 

The PhD programme in Chemical Engineering is closely linked with our research groups and departments, and is a key component in the overall research strategy at the Faculty of Natural Sciences.

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Materials Science and Engineering

The objective of the PhD programme in Materials Science and Engineering is to prepare the PhD candidates for work that requires advanced scientific expertise and analytical skills and for a career in academia. 

The PhD programme in Materials Science and Engineering is closely linked with our research groups and departments, and is a key component in the overall research strategy at the Faculty of Natural Sciences.

Read more here