Continuing studies in a different school of technology after a Bachelor's degree
Continuing studies in a different school of technology after a Bachelor's degree
Master's Programme in Chemical, Biochemical and Materials Engineering
This site contains the student study guide for the Master's Programme in Chemical, Biochemical and Materials Engineering. Here you will find the programme curriculum as well as detailed guidelines for planning your studies. All the materials and instructions are for the students in all the majors of the programme.
This programme is being discontinued, so after 1 August 2024 you can neither apply to it nor continue to it after your Aalto bachelor's degree. Please see the Master's portfolio renewal - student information page linked below for more.
This programme is being discontinued, so after 1 August 2024 you can neither apply to it nor continue to it after your Aalto bachelor's degree. Please see the Master's portfolio renewal - student information page linked below for more.
The Master's Programme in Chemical, Biochemical and Materials Engineering is organized by the School of Chemical Engineering.
Discontinuation of the Master's programme
This master's programme is being discontinued as a result of a redesign of master's studies at the School of Chemical Engineering. You can find more information and answers to frequently asked questions on the Master's portfolio renewal - Student information page.
The Master's portfolio renewal - Student information page offers information for both bachelor's and master's students. BSc students can learn how to continue to one of the new MSc programmes from bachelor's studies. MSc students can find out about how to continue studies in one of the discontinued MSc majors or how to transfer to one of the new MSc programmes during the transitional period, which ends on 31 December 2025. The page is being regularly updated, and will eventually also include the course substitution tables and link to the transfer application form.
Bachelor students at Aalto University
Until July 2024, if you are graduating with a bachelor's degree from a school of technology at Aalto University and fulfil certain requirements, you may continue to a major in the Master's Programme in Chemical, Biochemical and Materials Engineering.
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