- Course Details
- Entry Requirements
- Career Options
- Your Application
Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme: Chemical Engineering
Course Details
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme in Chemical Engineering in the UK delivers the basic knowledge students need to pursue a degree in Chemical Engineering. It lasts one year and covers core subjects like mathematics, chemistry, physics, and an introduction to chemical engineering. It's essentially a preparatory course that builds the foundation for more advanced studies in the field.
During the programme, students learn about the fundamental principles of engineering and science. They also look at the basic engineering concepts, the mathematical equations that describe physical phenomena, and the chemical reactions that are essential for engineering processes. Assessments...
Entry Requirements
Grade Requirements:
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Applicants usually need to have secured a minimum of grade 4/C in five GCSE subjects, with Maths and English Language almost always being compulsory.
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The standard qualifications for admission include A Levels with a minimum grade of CCD, T Levels at Merit, BTECs, Access to Higher Education courses, and the International Baccalaureate.
English Proficiency:
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International candidates whose first language is not English are typically required to take the IELTS or TOEFL exams to demonstrate their English skills.
Career Options
After completing the Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Programme in Chemical Engineering in the UK, graduates can pursue a BEng degree to qualify for job roles such as:
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Technical Support Engineer
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Chemical Technician
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Chemical Plant Operator
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Research Assistant
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Environmental Engineer
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Manufacturing Production Technician
Your Application
To start your application for this course, please go to UCAS. Should you need any assistance or more information, our trained counsellors are ready to support you.
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