Using computer systems to monitor and automate large-scale manufacturing.
The beauty of this degree is its versatility. You aren't just limited to "chemicals."
Working on carbon capture, water purification, and plastic recycling technologies. Is it Worth it?
Earning this degree usually takes four years of intense study. You can expect a curriculum built on four "pillars":
Developing biofuels, improving solar cells, or traditional oil and gas.
Expect to spend a lot of time in and using simulation software like ASPEN or MATLAB to model complex systems. Core Skills You’ll Gain
Learning how fluids move (fluid mechanics), how heat transfers, and how mass moves between phases.
You’ll learn to look at a massive, complex factory as a series of connected blocks.