Academic Programs
Students who enter the Department of Applied Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Biomolecular Engineering begin with a general curriculum that is the same throughout the University and covers basic engineering, natural sciences, social sciences, humanities and languages (which form the basis for engineering) and basic engineering classes such as basic information science. Subsequently, they add specialized courses that are shared by all three of the Department's specialized courses (Applied Chemistry; Chemical Engineering; and Bioengineering) and that provide the basis for student specializations, followed by individualized courses that are arranged systematically into specialized curricula.
After the students complete four semesters, students choose to pursue one of the Department's three specialized courses (Applied Chemistry; Chemical Engineering; and Bioengineering). Each course has its own series of specialized lectures, but students who are particularly ambitious can complete all of the lectures in all of the courses. To ensure that students acquire knowledge and experience that cannot be absorbed through lectures alone, other modes of learning are provided, including hands-on training and experiments. In this way, they acquire the knowledge and tools they need to build a richer life.
Subjects
- Basic Physical Chemistry
- Basic Inorganic Chemistry
- Basic Organic Chemistry
- Organic Reactions
- Basic Chemical Engineering
- Basic Biological Chemistry
- Applied Quantum Chemistry
- Transport Phenomena
- Basic Process Engineering
- Biological Reactions
- Applied Physical Chemistry
- Analytical Chemistry
- Reaction Chemistry of Organic Resources
- Organic Chemistry
- Separations Engineering I & II
- Interfacial Electrochemistry
- Bioinformation Chemistry
- Synthetic Organic Chemistry
- Chemical and Bioreaction Engineering
- Energy Technology
- Biofunctional Chemistry
- Biophysical Chemistry
- Environmental Process Chemistry
- Solid State Chemistry
- Surface Chemistry
- Polymer Chemistry
- Rheology
- Process Control
- Process Systems Engineering
- Applied Biological Chemistry
- Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering I & II
- Special Lectures I & II
- Plant Visits
- Internship
- Exercises A, B & C
- Laboratory Experiments A & B
- Research Practice
- Thesis Research A & B
- Seminars
- Seminars in Applied Chemisty
- Seminars in Chemical Engineering
- Seminars in Biochemistry