AustriaMaster's4 semesters

Chemical and Process Engineering for Sustainable Production

Technische Universität WienWien, Austria

Fee for international students

About €1,453 a year (as of 2026)Typical for this university, not this programme's own fee.Austrian statutory public-university tuition (EUR 726.72/semester); universities of applied sciences and private institutions may differ.Source: Study in Austria / University Act statutory fee
Intakes
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Duration
4 semesters
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Programme facts

Level
Master's
Duration
4 semesters
Language of teaching
German
Study mode
Not published
Credits
120 ECTS
Intakes
Not published

About this programme

With “Verfahrenstechnik und nachhaltige Produktion” (hereafter: “Chemical and Process Engineering for Sustainable Production”) degree programme, you will acquire a sound education in mathematics, natural sciences, engineering and process engineering, which you can apply to the development, construction and operation of efficient and environmentally friendly production facilities. You will learn to critically analyse and evaluate existing and emerging process engineering concepts and systems in the light of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Furthermore, you will acquire skills in assessing environmental impacts and conducting technology impact assessments. Building on this foundation, you will develop the ability to design innovative and sustainable concepts and manufacturing processes for the circular economy, the bioeconomy and the implementation of renewable energy systems, and to implement them using process engineering techniques. The programme prepares you to design technical solutions that take ecological, economic and social requirements into account in equal measure. Full details about structure and content of the programme are available in the curriculum , opens in new window (PDF) and in the list of courses , opens an external URL in a new window in TISS. In the related module “ Combined Electives ” (38 ECTS), it is possible to specialise further in a particular subject of choice. Complete at least 13 ECTS credits from two elective modules listed below: In the course of “Combined Electives” (38 ECTS), the remaining ECTS credits may be chosen from any el

Entry requirements

Typical for this university, not this programme's own requirement.

  • IELTS6 overall

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