
The Master of Science in Chemical Engineering at Ulm University is an advanced graduate program designed for students seeking to deepen their expertise in modern chemical process technologies and sustainable industrial innovation. This full-time international program integrates academic excellence with hands-on research, offering students comprehensive training in areas such as energy-efficient separation processes, photochemical reactors, sustainable chemical technologies, and energy storage systems. Structured across four semesters, the program equips students with both scientific knowledge and practical laboratory experience, preparing them for highly qualified roles in chemical and energy-related industries.
Located in Ulm, a leading science and technology center in Germany, the program benefits from a strong research infrastructure and close industry partnerships. Students develop cutting-edge technical and analytical skills while participating in interdisciplinary projects and research labs. With an emphasis on sustainability, innovation, and technological advancement, the program reflects Germany’s global leadership in engineering education and provides an excellent foundation for those aiming to contribute to future-oriented solutions in chemical engineering and industrial process development.
Semester 1 – Core Chemical Engineering Foundations
Semester 2 – Sustainable & Advanced Processes
Semester 3 – Specialization & Applied Technologies
Semester 4 – Master’s Thesis & Final Project
Graduates of this program are equipped for advanced roles in chemical industries, energy systems, and sustainable process development. Career pathways include process engineer, chemical technology specialist, energy systems engineer, and R&D scientist. With strong links to the German chemical and engineering sector, students gain access to research institutes, global manufacturing companies, and innovation-driven industrial environments.
Choosing the Master of Science in Chemical Engineering at Ulm University means gaining both deep theoretical expertise and hands-on industrial skills. Students benefit from modern laboratories, access to cutting-edge technology, and a curriculum aligned with industry needs in sustainability and energy innovation.
The program’s unique focus on advanced reactor systems, sustainable production, and energy processes prepares graduates to become leaders in engineering innovation. With strong ties to research institutes and industrial partners, students develop the knowledge and experience required to excel in competitive global engineering fields.
University of Ulm – Student Advisory Service
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89081 Ulm, Germany
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Email: zentralestudienberatung@uni-ulm.de
Program Contact – Institute of Chemical Engineering
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11
89081 Ulm, Germany
Tel: +49 731 5022292
Email: gloria.gessinger@uni-ulm.de
International Office – University of Ulm
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89081 Ulm, Germany
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Email: international@uni-ulm.de