UNSW Australia's School of Chemical Engineering offers three core undergraduate programs, each designed to allow students to learn and develop confidence as the courses unfold.
A postgraduate degree with the School of Chemical Engineering, UNSW Australia is an ideal way to expand your career, knowledge and skills.
The School of Chemical Engineering at UNSW welcomes a large number of international students every year.
Chemical engineers work in all stages of production processes from using chemistry to invent or improve base materials to working out the economic side of production.
UNSW Australia, the Faculty of Engineering and the School of Chemical Engineering offer a variety of scholarships to both undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Admission information for undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs at the School of Chemical Engineering, UNSW Australia for all students.
UNSW School of Chemical Engineering's Frequently Asked Questions section.
To graduate, all Bachelor of Engineering students must complete some industrial training – it’s a great opportunity to get your hands dirty in real-world engineering.
Humanitarian Engineering is the application of engineering to meet the needs of communities and in particular focusses on appropriateness and sustainability.
Get to know some of our current students.
Learn the difference between chemical engineering and chemical production engineering, and what food scientists do. Explore the achievements of some of our alumni to see where a career in chemical engineering can take you!
