UCL's Chemical Engineering BEng program provides a comprehensive education combining theoretical knowledge with practical application. Students will develop skills to address global challenges in areas like sustainable energy and improving quality of life through advanced processes. The course is part of UCL's Integrated Engineering Programme (IEP), fostering interdisciplinary and team-based learning to solve real-world problems in sectors such as energy, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. Students will gain technical expertise, teamwork skills, and decision-making abilities. The curriculum includes opportunities to explore complementary fields through IEP Minor options and culminates in a Year 3 team project to design a complete chemical process plant, covering aspects like unit design, safety, sustainability, and costing. Graduates are prepared for impactful careers in research, development, consulting, and management.
The BEng and MEng courses share a common curriculum during Years 1 to 3, allowing students to explore fundamental concepts before specializing. Suitably qualified BEng students may have the opportunity to transfer to the MEng course at the end of Year 3. The course is part of the Integrated Engineering Programme (IEP), which involves interdisciplinary and team-based activities. Students can also choose IEP Minor options to explore related fields like programming, business, or sustainability. A significant part of the third year involves a team project to design a complete chemical process plant.
Graduates are prepared to drive change and lead in fields such as research, development, consulting, and management within the chemical engineering sector.
For the 'Year in Industry' option, students must have satisfactory academic progress, typically an accumulated average above 60%, and meet progression requirements to the final year. Students are responsible for securing their own placement.
Fees are for the 2026/27 academic year.
The Chemical Engineering BEng programme lasts for 3 academic years.
The tuition fees for international students are £42,700 per year for the 2026/27 academic year.
For A Levels, the requirement is grades AAA, with Mathematics and Chemistry being compulsory. For the IB Diploma, you need 38 points overall, with 6,6 in Higher Level Mathematics and Chemistry.
International students apply to UCL through UCAS. You will need to submit your application by the specified deadline, which is 13 January 2027 (6pm UK time).
Graduates are prepared for impactful careers in research, development, consulting, and management within the chemical engineering sector.
The programme is taught in English. Specific English language test score requirements are not specified in the provided data.