Course Structure

The M.S. in Sustainable Chemical Engineering and Materials is a two-year, thesis-based master’s program which requires students to complete total of 120 ECTS in four semesters. The 120 ECTS are divided into 56 ECTS of program core, 32 ECTS of electives and 32 ECTS of master thesis (dissertation).

Semester 1 - Fall Semester

Subjects	Credits
Seminar in Research Methods	8
Advanced Chemical Reaction engineering	8
Thermodynamics and kinetics of Materials	8
Reaction Systems Design	8

Semester 2 - Spring Semester

Subjects	Credits
Chemical Product Design	8
Advanced Separation Processes	8
Electrical, Optical and Magnetic Properties of Crystalline Materials	8
Elective Course 1	8

Semester 3-4 - Fall/Spring Semester

Subjects	Credits
Elective Course 2	8
Elective Course 3	8
Elective Course 4	8
Master’s Thesis	32

List of electives

Subjects	Credits
Structure and Properties of Polymers	8
Materials Processing and Manufacturing Technologies	8
Photovoltaic Technologies: Materials, Devices and Systems	8
Physics for Solid-State Application	8
Crystallography and Diffraction	8
Mechanical Properties of Materials	8
Electrical, Optical and Magnetic Properties of Amorphous Materials	8
Thermal Properties of Materials	8
Selected Topics in Material Science and Engineering	8
Desalination	8
Wastewater Treatment Engineering	8
Polymer Reaction Engineering	8
Numerical Methods in Chemical Engineering	8
Process Simulation and Optimization	8
Systems Engineering	8
Statistical Thermodynamics	8
Multiphase Flow	8
Colloids and Interfacial Science	8
Consequence analysis of chemical releases	8
Combustion and Air Pollution Control	8
Advanced Process Control	8
Sustainable Energy Conversion Processes	8
Chemical Process Safety	8
Air Quality Management	8
Experimental Design	8
Materials Engineering and Corrosion	8
Polymer Properties and Processing	8
Engineering Design for Process Safety	8
Selected Topics in Chemical Engineering	8

More Elective courses can be taken from other departments as well.

Note: The structure of the course is subject to change.

Entry requirements

• •    Bachelor degree from an accredited institution (minimum 180 ECTS credits) or a higher academic qualification (degree course format should be full-time or part-time)
• •    A pass in Chemistry Entrance Exam

English language requirements

Proficiency in the English language as evidenced by one of the below:

• •    IELTS 5.5 or higher
• •    TOEFL iBT 46 or higher

Note: We accept only the TOEFL iBT taken at approved test centers. We do not accept the TOEFL iBT Home Edition.

• •    CEFR B2

Applicants who have completed their bachelor’s degree entirely in English do not need to provide any additional proof of language proficiency.

Exam Format

• •    Total Duration: 60 minutes
• •    Total Number of Questions: 40
• •    Total Marks: 40
• •    Mark Per Correct Answer: 1

Calculator Policy

Allowed:

• •    Standard calculators
• •    Simple calculators
• •    Non-graphic calculators

Not Allowed:

• •    Models with internet access or wireless connectivity (Bluetooth, cellular, etc.)
• •    Models with audio/video recording or playback, cameras, or smartphone-like features
• •    Models with a computer-style (QWERTY) keyboard, pen input, or stylus
• •    Models requiring an electrical outlet, making noise, or using paper tape
• •    Programmable calculators
• •    Calculators capable of plotting functions

Exam Date and Deadline for Registration

Exam Date	Deadline for Registration
26th April	18th April
14th June	6th June
23rd August	15th August

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fee for 2025/2026 Academic Year
Local students	15 000 000 UZS per academic year
International students	$ 2,200 USD per academic year

Career Perspectives

M.Sc. in Sustainable Chemical Engineering and Materials offers excellent career prospects in industries that focus on sustainability, green technology, and advanced materials. As industries shift toward eco-friendly and energy-efficient processes, professionals in this field are in high demand. Here are some potential career paths and opportunities:

• 1.    Sustainable Process Engineer: deals with optimizing chemical processes for sustainability, reducing waste, and improving energy efficiency.
• 2.    Materials Engineer: develops eco-friendly materials, bioplastics, or renewable composites for various industries.
• 3.    Nanotechnology & Advanced Materials Researcher: explores innovative materials for electronics, medicine, and energy storage.
• 4.    Environmental Consultant: advises companies on sustainable materials and processes.

Skills and Attributes

To succeed in Sustainable Chemical Engineering and Materials, professionals need a strong foundation in green chemistry, materials science, and process optimization. Expertise in renewable materials, waste management, and life cycle assessment (LCA) is crucial for developing eco-friendly solutions. Additionally, proficiency in simulation software (like Aspen Plus, COMSOL, or MATLAB) and data analysis tools enhances problem-solving capabilities. Beyond technical skills, innovation, adaptability, and interdisciplinary collaboration are key attributes for success in this field. Engineers must have a sustainability mindset, thinking critically about the environmental impact of materials and processes. Strong communication and project management skills are essential for working with diverse teams across R&D, production, and regulatory sectors.

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