Chemical Engineering and Chemistry

Chemical Engineering and Chemistry is a program in which you learn about the disciplines chemistry, materials science and process technology. The research is broad and stretches into other fields. This is evident in the study program where several societal themes are key, for example Sustainable Energy and Health & Life Sciences. Some themes have its own Design-Based Learning project. In these projects you apply your learning of theory in which attention also focuses on possible applications, such as the use of organic chemistry in the medical world. You complete your Bachelor's program with a major project, choosing the theme yourself. This is also excellent preparation for a Master's program.

Instruction modes

literature study, oral presentation, computer exercise, research project, excursion, tutorial, lecture, design project, group assignment, portfolio, poster presentation, self evaluation, individual assignment, practicum, self study, project, laboratory work

Accreditation: ECTN, IChemE, NVAO, NVAO

Erasmus Mundus program: This is an Erasmus Mundus program.

Admission requirements

The starting level at Dutch universities is comparable to that of other western European countries and in order to be granted admission to a TU/e Bachelor's program, your secondary education must be recognized as being equivalent to the Dutch diplomas that are required for admission to Eindhoven University of Technology. This requirement includes a specific level of mathematics and physics in the last two years of secondary education.

Other requirements

1. Matching We bieden geïnteresseerde vwo-leerlingen een studiekeuzegesprek aan.
2. vooropleiding (ISPAC: vereiste vooropleiding) The starting level at Dutch universities is comparable to that of other western European countries and in order to be granted admission to a TU/e Bachelor's program, your secondary education must be recognized as being equivalent to the Dutch diplomas that are required for admission to Eindhoven University of Technology. This requirement includes a specific level of mathematics and physics in the last two years of secondary education.