Would you like to find new materials for medical uses or manufacture cheaper solar cells for electricity production? And are you interested in developing catalysts to reduce air pollution or secure clean drinking water? Or maybe you are intrigued by the development of nanomaterials? As a Chemical Engineer you will take part in the technological developments for the future. You will learn how to design, control and regulate chemical processes, and you will be able to use your knowledge to impact the world we live in. Chemical and biotechnological processes are significant factors in today's modern and technological society. You will study issues within analysis, production, and control regarding environment, energy, food safety, and development of new materials. By way of close contact to industrial partners you will solve real life issues, and you will learn how to apply academic knowledge in a creative and experimental way in order to examine different potential solutions.

With a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology you can continue your studies on a Master’s programme in the fields of Chemical Engineering or Oil and Gas Technology. Your future work place may then be a consulting engineering company, a production company, a ministry or maybe you would like to become Phd student at the university or at a research institution. As a chemical engineer you can work with for instance development of new materials for medical equipment production of cheap solar cells for energy production production of enzymes teaching