Chemical and Energy Engineering MEng
This distinctive MEng programme lets you home in on your preferred specialism – with renewable energy systems, CO2 utilisation and bio-fuels among your options.
- Our strong links with Green Port Hull, the heart of the region's renewable energy industry, enable you to embark on a rewarding year-long placement.
- Our degrees are accredited by the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) and provide the mandatory four years of study required for accreditation as a Chartered Engineer.
- Some of your training takes place at the £8-million Centre for Assessment of Technical Competency Humber (CATCH), a full-scale plant facility.
- You'll study near more than 350 engineering and process companies – including Phillips66, Total, Novartis, BP Chemicals, Croda, Cristal, Smith & Nephew and RB (formerly Reckitt Benckiser) – based around the Humber, Britain's 'energy estuary'.
- We're joint second in the UK for graduate prospects, with 90% of graduates in professional jobs or graduate-level positions within six months (The Times and the Sunday Times University Guide 2018).
Chemical engineering's the second highest-paid profession for new graduates (after dentistry), according to the Complete University Guide (2017). Our programmes have strong industrial links – with professional engineers contributing to our teaching, and industry sponsoring our flagship final-year design project.
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“There is an opportunity for universities to invest in chemical engineering as a growing and in-demand subject that has high-employability.” (Source: David Brown, Chief Executive - IChemE)
A Chemical Engineering degree will equip you with skills that are easily transferable and highly sought-after across multiple industries. Whether you choose to manage projects, develop products or improve processes a range of varied careers are open to you around the world. Over the past year, the process industries have sought to attract around 16,000 new employees in the North East alone.
The year in industry spent on a placement is designed to enhance career prospects and make the progression from study to employment seamless. In many cases, the experience and contacts gained during you MEng can lead to job offers upon graduation.
The average annual starting salary for a UK chemical engineering graduate is £28,000. Chemical engineering graduates have the highest average starting salary of any engineering discipline in the UK, and the second-highest overall. Average pay rates for fully qualified or Chartered Chemical Engineers have continued to grow strongly too.
Recent Hull graduates have become science, engineering or technology professionals; others have gone on to work in management, IT and teaching. Job roles for Chemical Engineers include design engineers, project engineers, research and development engineers and operations engineers.
The University has very strong links with industry and our courses are backed by six industrial companies. We are already working with Green Port Hull, and engineering giant Siemens is investing more than £160 million in wind turbine production in East Yorkshire. These links enable you to embark upon a unique year’s placement.
