Programme plan

INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, MSC PROGR

Overview

Swedish name:
INNOVATIV OCH HÅLLBAR KEMITEKNIK, MAS­TER­PRO­GRAM
Programme code:
MPISC
Credits:
120 Credits
Academic year:
2022/2023
Level:
Second-cycle
Language(s) of instruction and examination:
English

Year 1

Programme overview for year 2022/2023

The programme overview is adopted 2022-02-01 by Dean of Education.
  • 1 Compulsory elective: 4 compulsory elective courses in year 1 and 2 must be selected. The courses KBT156 and SSY285 are recommended in year 2. (KBT110, KBT130, KBT140, KBT156, KKR073, SSY285) 4 of stated courses are required for the degree
  • 2 Recommendation: To acquire a profile from track Sustainable development, it is recommended to follow one or more of these specified courses (KBT135, KBT140, KBT156, VTM081)
  • 3 Recommendation: To acquire a profile from track Modeling and design, it is recommended to follow one or more of these specified courses (KBT110, KBT156, KKR073, SSY285)
  • 4 Recommendation: To acquire a profile from track Forest based products and processes, it is recommended to follow one or more of these specified courses (KBT110, KBT130, SEE140)
  • 5 Recommendation: The following course is recommended for the second year of the Masters programme and the course CFD for engineers should be taken before to give sufficient prerequisites (KKR073, TME160)
  • 6 Recommendation: The course is compulsory for students who have not taken an earlier course in sustainability or chemical environmental science. (KBT140)
  • 7 The course has theme Environment 7.5 credits
  • DIG: Digital examination is an examination written in the Inspera system. The student will bring their own computer and access the exam via Safe exam browser.
  • S: Final grade. All module grades are reported before the final grade for the course can be reported.
  • E: The only module in the course. Module grade and grade for the course are reported at the same time.
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