Master in Department of Chemical Engineering

Tuition costs 1,820 USD per year.

Students who enrol in the Department of Chemical Engineering at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology join a Master's program taught in English, on a campus in Northern Taiwan, Taiwan. The use of English as the language of instruction is intended to make the curriculum accessible to both domestic and international students, without requiring proficiency in Mandarin Chinese for coursework. Chemical engineering is the study of processes that convert raw materials into useful products, drawing on chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Coursework typically covers thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, reaction engineering, and process design, together with laboratory work applying these principles to real systems. Students typically also study process control, safety, and the economics of running industrial processes at scale, since chemical engineers are responsible for processes that must be both efficient and safe. Graduates commonly work in the petrochemical, pharmaceutical, materials, energy, food, and environmental industries, in process design, plant operations, or research and development, or continue into further graduate study. Others move into consulting, quality assurance, or environmental engineering roles. As a graduate program, it builds on undergraduate preparation with more specialized coursework and typically a thesis or research project, preparing graduates for advanced technical or managerial roles or for doctoral study. The program is intended for students who already hold an undergraduate degree in this field or a related one.