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Why Study PCE ?
Why Study PCE ?
See: BE/ME PCE Brochure
"Why engineering?
Because this degree is more than just a piece of paper - it's the key that opens the door to a limitless world of opportunities."
Ailbhe Connolly, Class of 2014, Zenith Technologies, San Diego, California
Why study Process & Chemical Engineering at UCC? Well, because it’s a great course, run by a dedicated team of staff who want you to succeed. It is accredited by both Engineers Ireland and the (UK based) Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE). Your job prospects are excellent – we typically have 100% graduate employment – and the work is really interesting. When you graduate, you are qualified for a huge range of jobs, from process or project engineering in industries producing anything from bio/pharmaceuticals to bulk chemicals, energy to medical devices, food and drinks to cosmetics, or you can work in consultancy on any or all of these areas, or in the areas of sustainability and environmental services. This programme gives you options and choices in abundance. So, why not make CK600 Process & Chemical Engineering your first choice for a great career?
To get some information on the work that Engineers (in general) do, and an idea of what you can expect from a career in Engineering, it is brilliantly explained in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQzPfib7YyA&feature=youtu.be.