The Department of Chemical Engineering at Brunel University London is excited to announce the imminent launch of a new multidisciplinary MSc programme in Advanced Chemical Engineering (Hydrogen and Low Carbon Technologies). This initiative aligns with the global agenda to accelerate the energy transition, working towards achieving the net-zero target. Currently in the final review stage, the programme is set to officially launch in September 2024.
We offer compulsory modules covering process engineering principles, process design and safety, advanced process engineering, engineering fundamentals for hydrogen economy, emerging low carbon technologies, research methods and professional development. In addition, there are opportunities for specialising in project management, environmental management and legislation, and sustainable and environmental engineering through elective modules offered by four other departments within Brunel including Civil Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Environmental Science Division, and Social and Political Sciences. Students can anticipate an exciting learning experience within this one-year, full time MSc programme.
We are thrilled to share that our recent promotion of this programme in Malaysia and Thailand has garnered positive support from various stakeholders, including the Ministry of Higher Education in Malaysia, top-ranked universities, and the British Council. In line with our commitment to promoting sustainability and a low-carbon economy on a university-wide scale, Professor Andrew Jones, our Vice Chancellor, has announced the launch of the Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Award 2024, offering a £5,000 fee reduction for self-funded international students to embark on their Master’s journey at Brunel.
As we await the official launch of the programme, we wish to invite prospective students to register their interest through this link: https://forms.office.com/e/2yFUu2tzTN or by scanning the QR code provided. This will only take ~2 minutes to complete but will enable us to communicate with you once the programme is officially launched. Please note that this does not constitute an official application or registration for the programme and there is no obligation for you to pay any fees at this stage.
You may also wish to email our Head of Department, Professor Yinghe He (yinghe.he@brunel.ac.uk), or our MSc Course Coordinator, Dr Kok Siew Ng (koksiew.ng@brunel.ac.uk) for further information about the course.
For general information about the Department of Chemical Engineering at Brunel University London, please visit our website at https://www.brunel.ac.uk/chemical-engineering.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Brunel community!
