Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, Master of Science (Technology)

About this Study Course

Immerse yourself in the forefront of industrial transformation as industries rapidly evolve towards sustainable chemical and material production processes. The Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Master’s Programme equips you with essential skills to spearhead the development of these modern processes critical for achieving global sustainability goals. Dive into a curriculum that not only addresses current industry demands but also prepares you to be a catalyst for positive change in the dynamic landscape of chemical and metallurgical engineering.

Overview

Envision a career where you lead sustainable process development and implementation while responsibly harnessing natural resources. The Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering (CME) Master’s Programme centers around the imperative of sustainability. Graduates emerge with a robust skill set, poised to excel in diverse process fields, spanning metallurgical, chemical, energy, forest, food, and pharmaceutical industries, as well as the energy sector. Your journey through this program positions you for a career that transcends boundaries, accelerating the green transition and contributing to a sustainable future. Notably, Aalto University stands as a leader in this field, offering an exceptional environment for academic and professional growth.

Admission Requirements

Hold a bachelor’s degree equivalent to 180 ECTS credits or three years of full-time study.
Ensure the degree provides eligibility for master’s degree studies at a university in the awarding country.
Demonstrate proficiency in English through standardized tests: IELTS Academic (overall score 6.5, writing score 5.5), TOEFL iBT (92, writing 22), Pearson Test of English Academic (62, writing 54).

Major studies (60-65 ECTS)
Elective studies (25-30 ECTS)
Master’s thesis (30 ECTS)

Aalto University’s tuition fee for master’s programmes taught in English is 15 000 euros per academic year.

Future Career Outcomes

As a graduate of the Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering program, your career trajectory is destined for meaningful outcomes. Armed with the skills to navigate diverse industries, you play a pivotal role in sustainable process development, environmental stewardship, and the green transition. Future career paths may include leadership roles in research, innovation, and strategic development, contributing to the global shift towards sustainable technologies and practices.