Master of Philosophy (Chemical Engineering)
- The University of Newcastle
- AUAustraliaCallaghan, Australia
- Last updated: 1 Oct 2026
- CRICOS course code: 032791K
About Master of Philosophy (Chemical Engineering)
Master of Philosophy (Chemical Engineering) is a 2-year Masters Degree (Research) in the field of Process and Resources Engineering, offered by The University of Newcastle and registered for international students (CRICOS course code 032791K). It is offered in Callaghan.
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