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Tuition
€17,000/yr verified
Duration
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Intake
Autumn 2026
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About this programme
Aalto University provides a high-level engineering education that combines strong industry collaboration with leading expertise in sustainable industrial technologies. This programme is designed to meet the demands of modern engineering careers in Europe and globally. Future chemical and metallurgical engineers are expected to improve energy efficiency, reduce waste, and develop more sustainable processes that make responsible use of natural resources. This programme equips you with the skills needed to address these global challenges and contribute to the green transition. Why choose Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering? In this programme, you will bridge the gap between science and industry. You will study natural sciences from the molecular level, then apply that knowledge to large-scale industrial applications. You will learn how to design and build systems that improve industrial production and resource efficiency, supporting the industry’s transition towards a circular economy. Upon graduating from this Master of Science (Technology) programme, you will be able to: Apply engineering, natural sciences, and mathematics to solve complex problems in chemical or metallurgical engineering. Design sustainable, industrial-scale processes. Aid the transition towards the use and production of renewable and recyclable resources. Make strategic decisions based on the criticality and availability of raw materials. Select and design unit operations and processes for industrial applications. Use computer-aided tools for process modelling, simulation, and control. Demonstrate critical thinking skills and lead multidisciplinary teams to design economically feasible, safe, and environmentally sustainable industrial processes. Communicate strategic outcomes that meet academic, industrial, and societal requirements.
Course details verified 10 Sep 2026 — intakes, entry requirements and course facts · official source
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Autumn 2026
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Typical graduate salary — Engineering (general), Europe
EUR 49,000–51,000/yr
· ≈ ₹51.9 L–₹54 L/yr
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