Almost everything you use in your daily life - plastics, metals, textiles, paper, food and beverages, toiletries, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals - has been made with the help of a Chemical Engineer.

The process of converting raw (and sometimes recycled) materials into finished products is complex, involving research, development, design and construction.

The breadth of scientific and technical knowledge inherent in the profession has caused some to describe the Chemical Engineer as the "universal engineer."

To be accepted at a university for this degree, you must have a senior certificate with university exemption and a C symbol in both mathematics and science on higher grade. You can study for your BSc Eng in Chemical Engineering at the University of Cape Town, the Witwatersrand, Pretoria and Natal.

  1. Stellenbosch
  2. UCT 
  3. Pretoria 
  4. Witwatersrand
  5. Natal