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18.03.01 Chemical technology

Technology for Small and Medium-Scale Chemical Plants

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Bachelor's
Degree
Russian
Language
4 years
Duration

About the program

The Bachelor’s program “Technology of Small and Medium-Scale Chemical Production” trains specialists who can develop, improve and scale up technologies for modern chemical products with high added value. The program is relevant today because many industries need flexible, innovative and resource-efficient chemical processes for producing special materials, reagents, additives, polymers, adhesives, coatings, sealants, detergents and other advanced products.
Its key advantages are a strong focus on small and medium-scale production, practical training in product formulation and process design, work with flexible batch and semi-continuous technologies, attention to resource and energy efficiency, and preparation for real tasks in R&D, production and engineering. Students learn to connect chemistry, technology, equipment, quality control and environmental safety, which gives them a broad and practical professional profile.

Learning outcomes

  • Ability to understand and design technological schemes for small and medium-scale chemical production.
  • Knowledge in organic synthesis, petrochemical synthesis, polymers, composite materials and specialty chemicals.
  • Ability to select raw materials and components according to product requirements and customer needs.
  • Practical skill in laboratory experiments, testing product properties and adjusting formulations.
  • Ability to scale up technologies from laboratory development to pilot and industrial production.
  • Knowledge in material and energy balances, equipment selection and basic process calculations.
  • Practical skill in using modelling tools and digital technologies for chemical process optimisation.
  • Knowledge in environmental safety, resource efficiency and waste reduction in chemical production.
  • Ability to work with scientific, technical and patent information when developing new products and technologies.
  • Practical skill in preparing technical documentation, technological regulations and quality control procedures.
  • Ability to work in project teams and solve practical engineering problems in modern chemical production.

Career opportunities

Graduates can work in small and medium-scale chemical production, specialty chemicals, polymers, coatings, adhesives, sealants, detergents, additives, petrochemical products, forest chemistry and materials development. They may build careers in production companies, R&D centres, engineering organisations, quality control laboratories and technology departments. Possible positions include chemical process engineer, production technologist, formulation development specialist, R&D assistant, quality control specialist, process modelling specialist, laboratory engineer and technical documentation specialist. Graduates can take part in developing new products, scaling laboratory methods, improving production processes and introducing safer and more resource-efficient technologies. The programme also prepares students for further education in Master’s programmes in chemical technology, materials science and chemical engineering

Curriculum

Teaching staff

Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemistry and Biotechnology named after V.V. Tuturina
Head of the Department: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemistry and Biotechnology named after V.V. Tuturina
Associate Professor, Senior Researcher: Department of History and Philosophy
Associate Professor: Department of Chemistry and Biotechnology named after V.V. Tuturina
Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov
Associate Professor: Department of Chemical Technology named after N.I. Yaropolov

Fees and funding

232 200 ₽
Per year

Entrance exams

Applicants are required to take entrance examinations in two subjects: Fundamentals of Mathematics and Russian as a Foreign Language.

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