Make the world more sustainable and efficient with the Master of Engineering (Chemical) at Australia’s No.1 university for engineering and technology. Learn a unique set of chemical and engineering skills to help design and implement industrial-scale processes that convert raw and waste materials into valuable products we use every day. Business and engineering: a powerful combined skillset Take business subjects co-developed with Melbourne Business School and specially customised for the engineering profession. Gain a powerful skillset that will set you apart in industry, blending advanced chemical engineering expertise with key skills in economics, marketing and finance. Learn from world leading experts Be guided by academics who are working on large-scale projects including: bioremediation to keep Antarctica clean, treating cancer with nanoscale targeted drug delivery and product innovations for the dairy industry. Industry aligned curriculum Apply your skills and learning in industry projects working on real-world problems. Internationally recognised qualification Access engineering careers around the world with dual accreditation in the Master of Engineering. The Master of Engineering (Chemical with Business) is a 2–3 year degree (full-time) degree depending on your prior study. Course structure FIRST YEAR In your first year (or equivalent) you’ll complete foundation engineering subjects – tailored to students from a non-engineering background. If you’ve completed the Chemical Systems major in your bachelor’s degree, plus the required maths and science subjects, you’ll receive credit for these foundation engineering subjects and start in second year. SECOND AND THIRD YEAR In the second and third year (or equivalent), you’ll focus on your chosen engineering discipline. As a chemical engineering student you’ll focus on the design and implementation of industrial-scale processes for converting raw waste materials into useful products. You’ll be able to apply your knowledge to diverse areas such as fuel, plastics, food additives, fertilisers, paper and pharmaceuticals gaining expertise in the computing and simulation of chemical processes. You’ll undertake an industry, design or research project and gain the skills and knowledge to practice as a professional engineer. Careers As a chemical engineer, you could work in a diverse range of industries, such as petrochemicals, minerals processing, mining, chemical manufacturing, natural gas and environmental consulting. Transferrable skillset You’ll gain a transferable skillset that will be highly valued in management consulting, finance, business analysis, project management and many other areas.