Chemical Engineering course receives prestigious accreditation

Teesside University’s expertise within engineering has been further highlighted with prestigious accreditation from the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE).

The endorsement from IChemE is for the University’s MSc Chemical Engineering and recognises the exceptional quality and industry relevance of the program.

The IChemE is a leading professional qualifying body for chemical, biochemical and process engineers, that sets the standards for chemical engineering education and professional development. Through this accreditation, Teesside University joins an elite group of institutions worldwide that meet the IChemE's stringent criteria for excellence in chemical engineering education.

The accreditation brings significant benefits to current and prospective students of the MSc Chemical Engineering course. It ensures the course aligns with the latest industry trends and best practices and provides students with the confidence that they will be equipped with the knowledge and skills sought after by employers in the chemical engineering field.

Accreditation by IChemE also enables students to access a wide range of professional resources and networking opportunities. They can connect with industry experts, participate in conferences and workshops, and gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of chemical engineering. This enhances their employability and opens doors to exciting career prospects both nationally and internationally.

"We are incredibly proud to receive accreditation from the Institution of Chemical Engineers for our MSc Chemical Engineering course," said Dr Dimitrios Nicolaou, Associate Dean, in Teesside University’s School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies.

"This recognition reaffirms our dedication to providing exceptional education that meets the highest industry standards. Accreditation by the IChemE not only enhances the reputation of our course but also provides our students with a competitive edge in the job market."

Teesside University's MSc Chemical Engineering course is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in areas such as process design, sustainable engineering, and chemical analysis. The program is delivered by a team of experienced staff with extensive industry expertise.

The two MSc courses at Teesside University that are accredited by the IChemE are MSc Chemical Engineering and MSc Chemical Engineering (with Advanced Practice).

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