Master in Chemical and Materials Engineering

The master's programme offers: advanced training in an international environment with students participating in an Erasmus Mundus Master's programme; an interdisciplinary approach to problem solving, rooted in physics and chemistry; research-based training : integration of students in experimental laboratories, research projects; exposure to industry : factory visits, industry internships, graduation project in a company; the opportunity to obtain a dual degree if you are accepted in the Master’s degree programme “Functionalised Advanced Materials & Engineering” (FAME), part of the Erasmus Mundus programme, which is entirely taught in English. The programme starts with a year of general training either at the National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble (France) or at the University of Augsburg (Germany); in the second year, students specialise in a field of materials sciences at one of seven partner universities. UCLouvain offers a specialisation in materials and nano-structures engineering. Upon completing the programme, students are granted a dual Master’s degree. More information available on the web page.