Master in Chemical engineering for industrial sustainability

Tuition is 150 EUR per year.

Chemical Engineering for Industrial Sustainability applies chemical engineering principles to the design and operation of industrial processes with a focus on reducing environmental impact and improving resource efficiency. Typical subjects include process design, reaction engineering, separation processes, energy systems, and environmental technologies, along with coursework on life-cycle assessment, waste minimisation, and the use of renewable or recycled feedstocks in industrial production. The program trains students to approach chemical processes not only from the standpoint of efficiency and cost, but also with attention to their environmental footprint. Graduates in this area typically work as process engineers, sustainability engineers, or technical consultants within chemical, energy, and manufacturing companies, as well as in engineering firms that design and optimise industrial plants. As industries face growing pressure to reduce emissions, energy use, and waste, engineers trained to combine core chemical engineering skills with sustainability-focused methods are relevant to sectors ranging from petrochemicals to renewable energy and specialty chemical production. This master's program in Chemical Engineering for Industrial Sustainability is taught in English at Universita degli Studi di Catania, located in Catania, Italy, and has a duration of 2 years. As a second-cycle degree, it is intended for students who already hold a bachelor's qualification in chemical engineering or a related engineering or scientific field, and who want to build more specialised expertise in sustainable industrial process design. Catania, on the eastern coast of Sicily, hosts this English-language program, situated in a region with a notable presence of chemical and energy industry activity.