Semester 2, 2010 8538 Master of Engineering Science

enrollment recommendation (Chemical Process Engineering)

for 8538 program
Program description

Please choose four subjects (24 Units) from the
list below.
CHEN6701 (Advance Reaction Engineering)
CHEN6703 (Advance Particle Systems Engineering)
CHEN6710 (Chemical Process Operations)
CEIC8105 (Advanced Polymer Science and
Research) – see ChE Student Office before enrolling
GSOE9810 (Process and Product Quality in
Engineering)*
GSOE9820 (Engineering Project Management)*
GSOE9830 (Engineering Economics)*
GSOE9840 (Process Improvement and Maintenance
Engineering)*
GSOE9210 (Engineering Decision Structures)*
*Engineering and Technical management courses.
Students doing program 8538, 8539 must complete
12-24 UOC of Engineering and Technical Manage-
ment courses as part of the degree.
The Master of Engineering Science pro-
gram is suited to practising engineers and
graduates wishing to develop and expand
their knowledge and skills in their area of
expertise, along with engineering and
technology management in order to
enhance their career opportunities in a
particular area.
A student must hold a Bachelor of Engi-
neering from UNSW with at least Honours
II/2 (or equivalent) in an appropriate disci-
pline or an equivalent qualification from
another recognised university or tertiary
institution in order to be admitted to the
program.
Specialisation Description
The specialisation in Chemical Process
Engineering is aimed at covering in depth
factors affecting the life cycle of plants,
process and operations. Issues that
affect business decisions encountered
in the chemical industry are introduced
and distinctions are made in order to
focus on efficient design and robust,
objective analysis.
Program Structure
Students must complete a total of 72
UOC consisting of 24 UOC of Profes-
sional Development courses from the
chosen specialisation, 12-24 UOC of
Engineering Management courses and
at least 24 UOC of Specialisation
courses.

Semester 2
designing, analysing and monitoring of

Semester 2, 2010 8539 Master of Engineering Science

enrollment recommendation
for 8539 extension program
Please choose four subjects (24 Units) from the
list below.
CHEN6701 (Advance Reaction Engineering)
CHEN6703 (Advance Particle Systems Engineering)
CHEN6710 (Chemical Process Operations)
CEIC8105 (Advanced Polymer Science and Re-
search) – see ChE Student Office before enrolling
GSOE9810 (Process and Product Quality in
Engineering)*
GSOE9820 (Engineering Project Management)*
GSOE9830 (Engineering Economics)*
GSOE9840 (Process Improvement and Maintenance
Engineering)*
GSOE9210 (Engineering Decision Structures)*
*Engineering and Technical management courses.
Students doing program 8538, 8539 must complete
(Chemical Process Engineering– Extension)
Program description
The Master of Engineering Science pro- factors affecting the life cycle of plants,
gram is suited to practising engineers process and operations. Issues that
and graduates wishing to develop and affect business decisions encountered
expand their knowledge and skills in their in the chemical industry are introduced
area of expertise, along with engineering
and distinctions are made in order to
and technology management in order to
enhance their career opportunities in a focus on efficient design and robust,
particular area. objective analysis.
A student must hold a Bachelor of Engi-
Program Structure
neering from UNSW with at least Hon-
Students must complete a total of 96
ours II/2 (or equivalent) in an appropriate
discipline or an equivalent qualification UOC consisting of 24 UOC of Profes-
from another recognised university or sional Development courses from the
chosen specialisation, 12-24 UOC of
tertiary institution in order to be admitted.
Engineering Management courses and
Specialisation Description at least 24 UOC of Specialisation
The specialisation in Chemical Process courses. Students must complete
Engineering is aimed at covering in depth project work of between 12-24 UOC.

Semester 2
12-24 UOC of Engineering and Technical Manage-
ment courses as part of the degree. designing, analysing and monitoring of

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