Which universities for Chemical Engineering?

I know ive asked this and it must've been asked a lot before but I was wondering what universities offer chem eng and which are the best?

Ive consulted this website: http://extras.timesonline.co.uk/tol_gug/gooduniversityguide.php?AC_sub=Chemical+Engineering&x=22&y=17&sub=13

but someone said that many more universities offer the course so i was wondering which others offer chem eng

Reply 1

anna_spanner89

I don't know whether they do it..and i dont know much about chemical engineering, but imperial?

imperial, nottingham

manchester or maybe imperial
not nottingham for chemeng

Reply 4

Moe1991

I applied to manchester, cambridge, imperial....
and ended up choosing manchester as my firm

the three of them are really good....though if u want the normal Meng course Cambridge and Imperial are the best...
But Manchester has a really good Meng program with a year in industry

Reply 5

im so academic

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m_j_r

manchester or maybe imperial
not nottingham for chemeng

why not?

Reply 6

ChemistBoy

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m_j_r

not nottingham for chemeng

Yeah, why not?

Reply 7

skyler8

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coz its not exactly one of the best for chemeng.

Reply 8

ChemistBoy

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skyler8

coz its not exactly one of the best for chemeng.

Really? It's pretty damn good in my area of chem eng.

Reply 9

im so academic

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skyler8

coz its not exactly one of the best for chemeng.

says who? personally I was impressed with what they were offering, particulary of the fact it has extensive international links, i.e. for studying engineering abroad, and the fact you can take work placements in the holidays.

Reply 10

skyler8

10

im so academic

says who? personally I was impressed with what they were offering, particulary of the fact it has extensive international links, i.e. for studying engineering abroad, and the fact you can take work placements in the holidays.

how does that make it better, all the other unis especially in that table have all those things. anyway, each to his own.

Reply 11

m_j_r

what he said ^
also if you're interested in work placements, Manchester is one of the only universities that let's you take a year in industry and still finish your Masters degree in 4 years.
And you can take work placements in the summer in any university...