Swansea University - BEng Chemical & Bio-process Engineering

BEng Chemical & Bio-process Engineering

School of Engineering

Chemical and biochemical engineers play an important part in determining our standard of living and quality of life. Their activities effect chemical and physical changes to assist the acquisition, use, re-use and ultimate disposal of our natural resources.

The UCAS code for this course is: H831
Full time study: 3 year degree scheme

Part-time study: N/A

Chemical Engineering at Swansea has received the ‘Excellent’ teaching quality rating in the national Teaching Quality Assessment.

Our schemes provide knowledge of physical, chemical and biological processes and encourage development of the analytical and creative skills necessary for the economic and safe design, safe operation and management of process facilities.

We welcome applications from international students to either level 1 or 2. Those who have completed an equivalent Level 1 accredited scheme in Chemical Engineering with a minimum score of 55% will be eligible for direct entry to Level 2 of the BEng schemes with the option to transfer to the MEng scheme at Level 3.

Standard Entry requirements

Typical A level offers for our scheme are: MEng – 300 tariff points; BEng – 260 tariff points.

You will need Mathematics and Chemistry components within post-16 qualifications, preferably at A level or equivalent. If you do not have the necessary grades, our four-year integrated scheme (H833) will allow you access to our degrees.

Tuition Fees

TBA - alteration will occur from Finance once information is available

Scholarships and Bursaries

Home and EU students – The School of Engineering is offering 19 £3,000 scholarships per year, click here for further information

International students - Click here for further information.

Research

Swansea has an enviable reputation when it comes to promoting research and our facilities are world-class. The admissions tutor can provide you with detailed information on the varied research facilities available to you for this course.

Accreditation

All of our degrees are accredited by the Institution of Chemical Engineerings (IChemE) as the first step towards professional recognition as a Chartered Engineer. www.icheme.org.uk

Assessment

Assessment is normally through a combination of examination and course work, however, you should contact the admissions tutor of your course for detailed information on assessment.

Important Dates

Information regarding dates and times for Enrolment can be found on the Student Records webpages.

UK/EU Undergraduates

Applications should be made through UCAS.

International Students

You can use our OnTrack application service to apply.

Postgraduate Students

Apply for your course with our OnTrack application service.

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