MS Programs (Project based)

The Department of Chemical Engineering offers Master of Science programs (project based) designed for practicing engineers and recent graduates seeking focused, industry-aligned expertise. Each program concentrates on a domain of direct relevance to the process and petrochemical sectors in the region.

MS Programs (Project based)

Select a program below to view its scope, curriculum, and admission requirements.

A multidisciplinary program covering the direct and indirect routes for converting oils to chemicals, adsorption and catalysis, polymerization and polymer processing, fluidized bed reactors, crude oil characterization and PVT analysis, and process simulation methods.

 

A specialized program addressing hazard identification, risk assessment and management, loss prevention, and safe design and operation of process facilities, preparing engineers for process safety roles across the energy and petrochemical industries.

 

An interdisciplinary program on the multiphase transport of oil, gas, water, and chemicals, covering oilfield chemistry, multiphase flow, natural gas hydrates, surface production facilities, and corrosion engineering, along with CFD, fluid modeling, and advanced engineering economics for reliable, safe, cost-effective operations.