Promoting excellence
Preparing the next generation of professionals and leaders that will be capable of following the rapidly evolving scientific developments based on research and learning
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New Faculty Openings
Several new positions in all areas of chemical engineering
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Patras
Highlights
Announcements
@ChemEngUP is the newsletter of the Department of Chemical Engineering and includes information…
Undergraduate Announcements
UPatras-ChemEng Team Places Third in 2022 International Chem-E Car Competition
The University of Patras - Chem-E-Car Team named Lamborgenius took…
Announcements
Prof. Spyros Pandis receives the Nikolai Albertovich Fuchs Memorial Award 2022
Prof. Spyros Pandis, Professor of the Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras…
Announcements
John Tsamopoulos named a fellow of the Society Of Rheology (June 2022)
Professor John Tsamopoulos of the Department of Chemical Engineering of the University of Patras…
Announcements
Moderna co-founder Robert Langer: 'I wanted to use my chemical engineering to help people'
The chemical engineer Robert Langer co-founded Covid-19 vaccine maker Moderna, and his…
Research Highlights
We all know that entropy and friction go hand-in-hand. Friction creates irreversibility which…
Research Highlights
Presenting a fresh look at process control, this new text demonstrates state-space approach…
Announcements
Atomic veil to save fading Van Gogh sunflowers
Vincent van Gogh’s sunflowers are wilting.…
Announcements
Our Department has the honor to welcome as visiting scientists two International Scholars, Prof…
Postgraduate Announcements
The UT Austin Portugal Program, a Science and Technology Partnership between the Portuguese…
News and Announcements
Upcoming Events on Seminar Rooms - Webinars
Videos
Seminar Room Events - Webinars
Invited Talks - Webinars 2021 -2022 - Hermenegildo García (UPV)
Every year the Department invites distinguished scientists from universities, research centers…
Undergraduate Announcements
The Health and Safety Committee of the Department of Chemical Engineering is responsible for the…
Postgraduate Announcements
ChemengUP masters and doctoral degree conferment ceremony - March 2021
The Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras masters and doctoral degree…
Research Highlights
Waste4Think - Experimental runs in progress on the pilot of Halandri
In the framework of the European Project Waste4Think experimental runs are in progress in the…
Mission
The mission of the DCEup is the advance knowledge in the field of chemical engineering science and to educate students in chemical engineering and chemical technology from undergraduate to postgraduate and doctoral levels.
Strong background in science basics
Provide our students with a strong background in mathematics, physical sciences and chemical engineerin g science, as well as train them in engineering design through education and practical experience involving data collection, critic al evaluation, analysis and synthesis.
Create new knowledge
Using fundamental and applied research we are creating new knowledge and advance existing one, thus pro moting multi- and inter-disciplinary research strategies
Life-long learning and development
Instill to our graduates the idea of life-long learning and continuing professional development.
Contribution in region and country development
Contribute to the reconstruction and development of the region and the country in collaboration with lo cal organizations and enterprises and within the frame of research excellence and innovation
Internationally accredited Diploma
The Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras, becomes the first Greek University Department, awarding an internationally accredited Diploma. The 5-year, 300 ECTS, Diploma is accredited by an independent international organization as an Integrated Master of Engineering (MEng), qualified at Level 7 of the European Qualifications Framework. This level includes the first and second cycles, according to the Bologna process.
