Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) (Honours)
Adelaide University
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 04249J
Discover the formula for a dynamic and interesting career with our Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) (Honours). Learn how we can take raw materials from the world around us and determine how we might turn them into products for daily use. Drawing knowledge and skills from engineering, chemistry, maths and project management, you'll explore the processes that create the products we rely on - from food, medicines and vaccines, to clean drinking water and alternative energy sources. Electives allow you to dive deeper into the areas that interest you - whether that's food engineering, pharmaceutical production, wastewater engineering or electrical and electronic systems. Apply your learning in real industry settings by completing up to 12 weeks of professional placement under the supervision of experienced engineers. Determine how results in the lab can be scaled up for commercial production by undertaking a major plant design and research project. Emerge with the knowledge, expertise and qualifications necessary to practice as a chemical engineer.
Structure
144 units
Subjects
- Engineering Programming COMP1006
- Engineering Design and Prototyping ENGI1001
- Engineering Materials ENGI1002
- Engineering Physics ENGI1003
- Engineering Modelling 1 ENGI1004
- Professional Engineering Practice ENGI1005
- Process Engineering ENGP1000
- Engineering Mathematics MATH1016
- Engineering Modelling 2 ENGI2001
- Engineering Project Management ENGI2003
- Fluid and Particle Mechanics ENGP2001
- Heat and Mass Transfer ENGP2002
- Process Thermodynamics ENGP2003
- Engineering Chemistry ENGP2004
- Process Systems Design ENGP2005
- Systems Engineering and Professional Practice ENGI3006
- Chemical Engineering Laboratory and Data Analysis ENGP3003
- Advanced Chemical Engineering ENGP4000
- Plant Design Project A ENGP4001
- Plant Design Project B ENGP4002
- Plant Equipment Design ENGPX300
- Process Dynamics and Control ENGPX301
- Reaction Engineering ENGPX302
- Separation Process Engineering ENGPX303
- An Ethically Rich Life COREX001
- Fact or Fiction: Data for Everyone COREX002
- Igniting Change: Ideas to Action COREX003
- Proppa Ways, Future Practice COREX004
- Responsible AI: Bridging Ethics, Education and Industry COREX005
- Ways of Being, Ways of Seeing COREX006
- Formation Evaluation, Petrophysics and Rock Properties ENGIX400
- Data Analytics for Resources Engineering ENGPX403
- Production Engineering ENGPX409
- Reservoir Engineering ENGPX410
- Reservoir Thermodynamics and Fluid Properties ENGPX411
- Professional Engineer Career Preparation ENGI3900
- Engineering Research Project Part A ENGI4900
- Engineering Research Project Part B ENGI4901
- Engineering Internship A ENGI4028
- Engineering Internship B ENGI4029
- Electrical and Electronic Systems ENGE1000
- Engineering Geology and Surveying ENGI1011
- Introduction to Engineering Mechanics ENGM1000
- Food Engineering ENGP2006
- Pharmaceutical Production Processes ENGP2007
- Drilling Engineering and Well Completion ENGPX405
- Environmental Systems and Sustainability ENGV3003
- Formation Evaluation, Petrophysics and Rock Properties ENGIX400
- Engineering Experience Internship ENGI4030
- Combustion and High Temperature Processes ENGPX402
- Metallurgical Processes ENGPX407
- Water and Wastewater Engineering ENGPX414
- Brewery Engineering ENGPX400
- Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage ENGPX401
- Downstream Bioprocessing ENGPX404
- Production Engineering ENGPX409
- Reservoir Engineering ENGPX410
- Reservoir Thermodynamics and Fluid Properties ENGPX411
- Upstream Bioprocessing ENGPX413
- Food Processing and Safety ENGPX415
- Good Manufacturing Practice, Validation and Regulation ENGPX416
Standard entry requirements
- Secondary education (Year 12).
- Completion of a secondary education qualification equivalent to the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE).
- Vocational Education and Training (VET).
- Completion of an award from a registered training organisation (RTO) at Certificate IV (AQF level 4) or higher.
- Higher education study.
- Successful completion of at least 6 months full-time study (or equivalent part-time) in a higher education award program.
Study information
| Campus | Fees | Mid year intake | Attendance |
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| Adelaide City Campus | International: $219,600 | No |
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| Mawson Lakes Campus | International: $219,600 | No |
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