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By choosing to study Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology at Pembroke College, you will acquire the scientific and technical skills essential to address some of the major challenges facing humanity, including the transition to green energy sources, the need for sustainable food and water supplies amidst climate change, and the provision of ...
Natural Sciences at Pembroke. Pembroke is ideally situated - both geographically and in terms of personnel - for those reading Natural Sciences: the back and side gates of the College lead directly into the New Museums and Downing sites where most of the University biology laboratories are located.
Natural Sciences: Y: Engineering and Sciences Admissions Test (ESAT) 15 - 17 October 2024. Computer based. Individual student registrations. Pearson VUE Test Centre. Veterinary Medicine: Y: Engineering and Sciences Admissions Test (ESAT) 15 - 17 October 2024. Computer based. Individual student registrations. Pearson VUE Test Centre
Study with us. Our undergraduate course will teach you the scientific principles that underpin chemical engineering and biotechnology, and how these can be applied to solve real-world problems. Our range of postgraduate courses includes taught Masters programmes encompassing biotechnology and chemical engineering research, business and ...
Introductory chemical engineering and biotechnology principles. For example, sustainability, process calculations, fluid mechanics, and chemical and biochemical product design; Chemistry from Part IA of Natural Sciences; Mathematics from Part IA of Natural Sciences; You will also: complete an engineering design and manufacturing workshop
Our undergraduate course will teach you the scientific principles that underpin chemical engineering and biotechnology, and their application to real-world systems. The course has a new structure, with the first entrants starting in October 2023.
The Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (CEB) is one of the teaching and research departments at the University of Cambridge. The department trains undergraduate students and conducts original research at the interfaces between engineering, chemistry, biology and physics.
