Program overview
Chemical process engineering is a graduate major under Chemical Engineering and Technology. Simply put, it studies how to scale up chemical reactions from the lab to factories, producing the chemicals we need safely, efficiently, and environmentally. You'll learn core courses like Chemical Engineering Principles, Chemical Reaction Engineering, Chemical Thermodynamics, Separation Engineering, and Chemical Process Design, along with plenty of experiments and simulations. This major suits those who love both chemistry and engineering—for example, if you're curious about how plastics, fertilizers, or medicines are mass-produced, or want to solve real-world factory problems. Chinese universities have strong expertise in coal chemical, petrochemical, and fine chemical engineering, with close lab-industry collaborations, giving you access to real industrial cases.

