The B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering program offered by UPES School of Advanced Engineering is a comprehensive and forward-looking course that equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the chemical industry. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, from fundamental courses like Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, Mass Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, Reaction Engineering, and Heat Transfer to advanced subjects such as Advanced Transport Phenomena, Carbon Capture Sequestration and Utilization, Advance Separation Process, and Circular Economy in Chemical Industries. The combination of theoretical knowledge and robust laboratory setups ensures that students grasp the concepts effectively.
The program offers three specialized tracks to cater to the evolving demands of the industry and align with global sustainability goals. The "Energy Systems and Storage" specialization focuses on clean energy, climate change, and environmental sustainability, aiming to meet the increasing demand for energy professionals both in India and internationally. The "Gas Engineering Informatics" track is designed to prepare graduates for the rapidly transforming gas industry by providing skills in Intelligent Automation and GIS in gas industries, meeting the needs of this expanding sector in India and abroad. Lastly, the "Digitalization of Process Technology" specialization equips students with skills in data analytics, IoT applications in chemical engineering, and automation, enabling them to thrive in a digitalized chemical industry.
Moreover, the program emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach to problem-solving through capstone projects and programming courses. This approach prepares graduates to tackle real-world challenges effectively. UPES's commitment to the success of its students is evident from the numerous opportunities provided, including fully funded Postgraduate and Ph.D. programs at top universities worldwide. Additionally, the program boasts a remarkable track record of placing graduates in renowned companies such as Exxon Mobil, Shell, Haliburton, Cairn Energy, Schlumberger, and Reliance Industries Limited, among others.