University Master's Degree in Chemical Engineering - 16th edition

Admission

The official Master's Degree in Chemical Engineering is aimed at university graduates who, in accordance with Order CIN/351/2009, hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Technical Engineering with the specific technology module in Industrial Chemistry or at students with foreign equivalent foreign qualifications in the field of Chemical Engineering.

Specific documentation required

As well as the compulsory general documentation required for pre-enrolment in the programme, you must also submit the following documents:

• Letter of motivation for academic coordination.
• Proof of competence in English (Level B2). Students who are English native speakers or their previous studies were carried out in an English-speaking country don’t have to provide an official certificate of English language.

Optionally, you can also submit:

• Proof of training relevant to the content of the master's degree (courses, seminars or other training activities, for which proof must be provided) or professional experience.
• Proof of stays (at least 4 weeks), motivation, a letter of recommendation or letter of reference.

Selection criteria

1. Suitability of the admission qualification, equivalent to the Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering that enables to work as Industrial Technical Engineer: up to 30 points. 
2. Evaluation of the students' academic record in the university degree qualifying them for admission to the master's degree and the university and the country of origin: up to 60 points.
3. Other training relevant to the content of the master's degree or professional experience (documentary accreditation): up to 5 points.
4. Stays (at least 4 weeks, proof must be provided), motivation, a letter of recommendation or a personal interview: up to 5 points.

However, if all the places offered are not covered, as long as the access and admission requirements are met, the admission body will be able to admit you without needing to prioritize your based on the merits.

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Web updated on 7 April 2026.