Chemical engineering is the discipline where sciences are combined with applied mathematics and engineering principles. It takes laboratory ideas and turns them into value-added products in cost-effective, safe and cutting-edge processes for the chemical industry.
Some famous chemical engineers in history include John McKeen, who designed the first industrial-scale production of penicillin via deep-tank fermentation that saved thousands of soldiers’ lives during World War II; and Carl Bosch who
invented the Haber-Bosch process to produce ammonia, a critical ingredient in synthetic fertilisers that enable us to produce enough food to feed the Earth’s growing population.
Join us if you aspire to be like the above prominent chemical engineers who make real, significant impacts in improving our world for a better tomorrow!
Our Unique Selling Points
- First chemical engineering diploma in Singapore to be fully accredited by the Institution of Chemical Engineers, IChemE, United Kingdom. The full IChemE accreditation signifies worldwide recognition by universities and industries of the rigour and quality of our programme.
- First winner of the prestigious IChemE “Excellence in Education and Training” award in 2010.
- Two-times winner of the prestigious IChemE “Excellence in Education and Training” award in 2012.
- First chemical engineering diploma in the world to adopt the Conceive-Design-Implement-Operate (CDIO) education framework which is in collaboration with top universities such as Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
United States and Tsinghua University, China.
- First chemical engineering diploma to offer chemical product design and sustainable engineering so as to meet new industry needs.
- First chemical engineering diploma to offer Minor.
- Overseas community service trips to countries such as Myanmar, China and Nepal.
- Industrial attachment programmes such as a 6-week training in Chemical Process Technology Centre, Singapore and a 12-week Internship in local or overseas companies, research institutions or universities.
