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 Course Introduction

There isn't a more opportune time than now to be involved in environmental technologies. Oil prices have risen to unprecedented levels, increasing the appeal of alternative fuels and energy. Obtaining clean water resources is continuously a challenge, and water treatment technology remains an area of research interest. On top of that, climate change is also urgently requiring the attention of technically competent scientists and engineers.

 

This course was developed to capitalize on the potential of a combined chemical engineering and environment engineering diploma. You may pursue your passion in environment studies

while exploring chemical technologies familiar to the petrochemical and pharmaceutical industries. 

 

 The diploma in Chemical and Green Technology is a 3 year full time course that is packed with activities and projects, aimed at developing individuals with the technical expertise, environmental acuity and life skills required in the new economy. This is where you learn the technologies to create a better world.

 

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Course Aims

This course aims to train individuals with broad knowledge in both the chemical and environmental industries, thus increasing their versatility. Through an activity oriented course structure, we develop thinking individuals with the technical expertise, astute environmental sense and life skills that would provide graduates with the confidence to take on any challenges in their working life.

 

 

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Course Prospects 

Graduates with the Chemical & Green Technology diploma have diverse job opportunities awaiting, ranging from the  petrochemical and pharmaceutical industries to the environmental and clean energy industries. Graduates will have the expertise to work in various job functions, including operations, quality control, lab analysis and design. Potential employers include government agencies, research institutes, established chemical industry as well as the growing environment industry.

 

 

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