Diploma in Chemical Engineering

The Diploma in Chemical Engineering offers a structured tour of the processes, reactions and systems that define chemical operations. Beginning with engineering fundamentals, you’ll cover fluid, heat and mass transfer concepts before moving into the mechanics of chemical and biochemical reactions. It’s a theoretical journey built on equations, laws, and calculated outcomes.

As the modules progress, the focus shifts to chemistry—breaking down matter, atomic structure, the periodic table and chemical behaviour. Environmental safety and thermochemistry round out the content, offering a full picture of how chemical systems are managed and understood. It’s analytical, methodical, and sharply focused for those who prefer substance with their science.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand basic principles of chemical and biochemical engineering systems.
• Analyse fluid, heat and mass transfer within chemical environments.
• Describe the core structure and properties of matter and atoms.
• Interpret the periodic table and chemical element behaviour patterns.
• Explore acids, bases and their roles in reaction environments.
• Evaluate energy changes in chemical processes through thermochemistry.

Who is this Course For:

• Science students interested in structured chemical theory foundations.
• Laboratory technicians reviewing chemical reaction knowledge frameworks.
• Researchers focusing on fluid and heat transfer understanding.
• Chemical engineers seeking topic refreshers in atomic systems.
• Educators wanting a structured breakdown of chemistry modules.
• Environmental officers exploring chemical impact and system safety.
• Compliance officers reviewing chemical safety and structure concepts.
• Graduates interested in engineering from a chemical perspective.

Career Path:

• Chemical Process Analyst – £38,000 average salary
• Laboratory Research Assistant – £28,500 average salary
• Environmental Technician – £32,000 average salary
• Chemical Safety Auditor – £35,000 average salary
• Production Planner (Chemical Sector) – £33,500 average salary
• Reaction Monitoring Specialist – £36,000 average salary