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BRIEF PROFILE: DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING



               INTRODUCTION


               The Department of Chemical Engineering has its roots in the Chemical Technology

               course which was established in the Department of Chemistry in 1965. The first
               intake of students was in 1967 and the first group of graduates emerged in 1971.

               In 1975 the course in Chemical Technology was renamed Chemical Engineering
               and was placed under the wings of the Faculty of Engineering, Universiti Malaya.


               The Department runs an eight semesters (4 years) undergraduate programme in
               Chemical Engineering. The curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelors of
               Engineering (Chemical) is designed to provide a proper balance between the

               fundamental aspects of Chemical Engineering and applications to the operation,
               design, analysis of engineering systems


               PROGRAMME SYNOPSIS



               Bachelor of Chemical Engineering

               The Department of Chemical Engineering, Universiti Malaya is the first chemical

               engineering department in Malaysia. The Chemical Engineering Programme in
               the Universiti Malaya is designed to provide a broad-based chemical engineering

               curriculum encompassing fundamentals and applications as well as development
               of soft skills and life-long learning attributes to prepare graduates to solve current
               and future global challenges. The Chemical Engineering Programme curriculum

               is divided into three major groups of courses:  University courses, Faculty courses
               and Departmental courses.


               University  courses  are  intended  to  contribute  to  the  general  education  of  the
               students.    In  addition,  the  University  courses  also  provide  education  in

               entrepreneurship, information and communication skills, and professional ethics.
               The Faculty courses provide the students with basic understanding of engineering


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