Chemical Engineering, HELP?!
What are the easiest Unis to get into to study chemical engineering?
Original post by Richrr
What are the easiest Unis to get into to study chemical engineering?
What are your (predicted) grades, and are you looking for a BEng or MEng?
Just make sure they're accreditted by the IchemE.
London South Bank, Teesside and Aston have rather low entry requirements. Most of the courses are accredited. Check UCAS for details.
(edited 13 years ago)
Swansea also have pretty low entry requirements (for chemical engineering). Although be careful with LSB as it also has a very low graduate employment rate, which suggests to me that it can't be that good.
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