12 Master's degrees in Chemical Engineering in Italy

The Chemical and Sustainable Processes Engineering programme at Politecnico di Torino has as its main objective the training of engineers who are able to produce and manage technologic innovation in the process industry (especially in the chemical, pharmaceutical, environmental, biotechnology, food and new material sectors) through the development of sustainable physico-chemical processes.  

The Erasmus Mundus MSc in Chemical Innovation and Regulation (EMM-ChIR) involves the Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna (IT), The University of Barcelona (ES) and the University of Algarve in Faro (PT).

The programme in Chemical Engineering at the Politecnico di Milano  provide the leading-edge solutions to the society’s needs: we need efficient and clean technologies for energy transformation, technologically advanced materials, better medicines, efficient food production techniques, a clean environment, a better utilization of the natural resources.  

The Chemical and Process Engineering programme from University of Padua trains professionals able to interpret, formalize and solve complex problems related to the design, operation and optimization of industrial processes where chemical, physical and biochemical transformations of material and energy are carried out. 

The Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry programme degree is entirely taught in English and jointly operated by five universities: University of Bologna, Italy, University Lille1, France, Jagiellonian University of Krakow, Poland, University Leipzig, Germany and University of Helsinki, Finland.

The Advanced Cosmetic Sciences (ACS) programme at University of Bologna forms chemists that can operate in cosmetic companies in the design, production, analysis and certification of cosmetic products.

The Chemical Engineering Master is offered by Sapienza University of Rome. To be admitted to the Masters Degree in Chemical Engineering students must possess specific prerequisites, which concern the curricula they attended during their Bachelors Degree. 

The Master's degree programme in Cosmetic Industrial Science at The University of Milan aims to train a graduate with advanced skills in the research, development, industrial production, quality control and marketing of cosmetic products.

The Food Engineering from University of Salerno is a two-years programme, planned to educate engineers and scientists in several aspects of food engineering and food processing and to give professional skills in plant design, optimisation and innovation of products and processes of the food industry.

The Master degree course in Industrial Bioengineering from University of Naples Federico II aims at implementing engineering tools with a Life Science context to provide novel therapeutic, diagnostic and rehabilitative solutions for healthcare.

The master degree course on Chemical Engineering for Industrial Sustainability at University of Catania is aimed to provide all the basic and practical knowledge needed for the Chemical Engineer to design and manage complex chemical systems and plants, to select materials and technologies for production and to design load bearing structures.

The Master’s Degree in Chemical Sciences from University of Sassari aims at forming chemists with a solid knowledge in the fundamental areas of chemistry and a specific expertise in one of the proposed curricula: Green Chemistry, Materials Chemistry, Chemistry applied to Cultural Heritage.