FAQ
What are the career prospects for chemical and environmental engineering graduates in Malaysia?
Our graduates are highly sought-after by companies worldwide, working in energy, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, food processing, environmental services, and government agencies.
What skills will I need to succeed as a chemical and environmental engineer?
A successful chemical and environmental engineer possesses strong critical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills. Excellent teamwork, communication, and project management skills are also essential. Furthermore, technical proficiency in process design and environmental systems and a strong understanding of sustainability principles are crucial.
How long does it take to complete a chemical engineering degree?
Both the Chemical Engineering MEng (Hons) and Chemical Engineering with Environmental Engineering MEng (Hons) are four-year full-time courses.
What kind of laboratory facilities are available to students?
You will have access to modern laboratory facilities, including dedicated chemistry and environmental engineering labs equipped with state-of-the-art equipment.
What jobs can I pursue with a chemical engineering degree?
With a chemical engineering degree, you can pursue roles such as process design engineer, environmental engineer, plant process engineer, process safety engineer, process control engineer, project engineer, consultant, product engineer in manufacturing, production engineer, research & development engineer, project manager, sustainability data analyst, environmental data scientist, attorney, biomedical specialist, computer applications & technology engineer, technical manager, business coordinator, professor, quality control engineer, regulatory affairs engineer, technical services engineer, sales and marketing engineer, and more.
Which area can I work in with a chemical engineering degree?
With a chemical engineering degree, you can work in areas such as petrochemicals, petroleum products, agricultural chemicals, catalysts, specialty chemicals, industrial gases, paints, varnishes, lacquers, pigments, and inks, plastics, synthetic resins, and composites, polymers, pulp and paper, rubber and rubber products, soaps, detergents, perfumes, fats, oils, and cosmetics, synthetic fibers, textiles, and films, biotechnology, design & construction, electronics, environmental, safety & health, food & beverages, fuels, advanced materials (aerospace, automotive, glass, ceramics, electronics, refractories, metals, metallurgical products, minerals processing, photographic products), and others (business, finance, insurance, law, publications , education, government).