Overview

The MSc Chemical Engineering with Sustainability at the University of Lincoln is designed to meet the urgent needs of a decarbonised global industry. This programme provides an advanced extension to undergraduate study, focusing on the engineering challenges of the 21st century. Students have the opportunity to develop leadership skills in sustainability and net-zero principles that are highly sought after by modern employers.

Why Chemical Engineering with Sustainability at the University of Lincoln?

The university is situated near the Humber Industrial Cluster, the largest of its kind in the UK, providing a unique environment for research and development. Students can access real-world training facilities, including a fully emulated process operations environment for technical skill development in field operations and process maintenance. The curriculum is informed by the needs of industry, offering exposure to guest lectures from experts and the chance to work on industrially relevant projects.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18800 per year
• National fee: GBP 10700 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured around core strands such as carbon capture, biofuels, and advanced process simulation. Students complete 120 credits of taught modules followed by a 60-credit engineering research project. Modules may include:

• Energy Integration and Sustainability
• Engineering Research Project
• Green Fuel and Engines
• Power Systems
• Process Design and Simulation
• Research Methods and Engineering Innovation
• Sustainable Energy and Climate Change
• Applied Thermo-fluids Systems
• Laser Materials Processing

Careers with Chemical Engineering with Sustainability

Graduates are prepared for high-level roles in the power, energy, and chemical process industries where expertise in climate change mitigation is essential. The programme's emphasis on applied practice and employer collaboration helps students transition into careers focused on sustainable manufacturing and green technology. Highly skilled engineers from this programme are well-positioned to lead initiatives in the transition to a net-zero economy both in the UK and internationally.