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5 Chemical, process & energy engineering reviews at University of Edinburgh
Chemical Engineering, MEng Hons
By member465643 On 25th January 22
Verified student
I enjoyed learning new things but the courseworks + exams are very difficult
Chemical Engineering, MEng Hons
By member1263468 On 3rd November 21
Verified student
I learned so much from the course
Chemical Engineering, MEng Hons
By member431553 On 5th May 18Stay far from this place
Chemical Engineering with Management, MEng Hons
By member626295 On 14th April 17Chemical Engineering is tough. You have to be ready to put in the work, but it is definitely worth it in the end (or that's what I keep telling myself). It is a well structured degree program and although you may find yourself questioning if what you're studying is actually relevant, it will be useful later on. The topics are interesting enough by engineering standards and after a while you will find yourself involuntarily relating concepts to reality as you finally begin to think like an engineer (it will happen, eventually). The highlight of Chemical Engineering, however, is the social life. The ChemEng Soc is incredible, definitely one of the largest and most active subject-based societies at Edinburgh University, so definitely come join us. If you're still unsure if Chemical Engineering is for you, just Google the graduate starting salary.
Chemical Engineering, BEng Hons
By member810251 On 5th July 15First year lacking in exciting material