FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Chemical engineering deals with chemical processes, industrial production and the transformation of raw materials into useful products. Pharmaceuticals, energy, food production, petrochemicals and environmental technology all employ chemical engineers.
Programs combine theory with laboratory practice. Before you shortlist universities, check where the degree is listed. In StudyLeo's fee tables, chemical engineering appears at Yeditepe, Uskudar University and Istanbul Health and Technology University, and only Yeditepe is also in the university list below.
At a glance
A bachelor's in chemical engineering takes 4 years.
Students study chemical processes, materials and industrial production.
Laboratory experiments and research projects are part of the program.
Chemical engineers work in many industrial sectors.
What students study
Chemical engineering programs combine chemistry, physics, mathematics and engineering principles. Students typically study:
Thermodynamics
Chemical reaction engineering
Process engineering
Fluid mechanics
Industrial chemistry
Process control systems
These courses prepare students to design and manage industrial production processes.
The table below lists programs by level: bachelor's degrees at Istanbul Health and Technology University and Uskudar University, master's degrees at Uskudar University and Yeditepe, and a PhD at Yeditepe.
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Length, languages and levels
The fee tables list the bachelor's at 4 years at Yeditepe, Uskudar University and Istanbul Health and Technology University. Yeditepe and Uskudar University teach it in English. Istanbul Health and Technology University lists Turkish and English versions.
Yeditepe lists a master's with thesis and a PhD. Uskudar University lists a master's with thesis and a non-thesis master's.
Universities in the table
The table below shows six universities: Istanbul Aydın, Altınbaş, İstinye, Bahçeşehir, Yeditepe and İstanbul Medipol. Only Yeditepe has a chemical engineering program in StudyLeo's fee tables. The other five have no chemical engineering entry there, so confirm that the program exists before you count on it.
🔄 Updated: Oct 25, 2026 09:04
Career opportunities after graduation
Chemical engineering graduates can work in:
Chemical and petrochemical industries
Pharmaceutical companies
Food and beverage production
Environmental engineering companies
Energy and manufacturing industries
Help with choosing a program
We help students find the universities that list chemical engineering at their level, compare them and complete the application.
