U.G. Program in CEEV · experience new things. Life in the Halls is fun-filled. Hall Parties, Flea...

involved with pollution prevention and control; the design of

green products that do not impose a substantial burden on the

environment; the development of processes that can remove the

hazardous and toxic materials emanating from manufacturing;

and the evaluation of the impact of a production facility on the

environment.

Theoretical knowledge will be supplemented by laboratory

experiments, projects, field trips, industrial training to help

illustrate the practice of the principles learnt and practical

experience. Many of our undergraduate students participate in

research to l ea rn the s ta te -o f - the -a r t innova t i ons in

environmental protection and pollution abatement. Summer

internship gives students the opportunity to work in industry to

part ic ipate in the development and implementat ion of

environmental technologies in real-life situations. The CEEV

degree program professionally accredited program.

Your Job as a Chemical and Environmental EngineerA CEEV graduate is not just a Chemical Engineer, not just an

Environmental Engineer but BOTH. You may be required to:

■ Carry out improvement of processes and manufacturing

facilities in order to minimize waste generation or comply with

environ-mental legislation on emission

■ Design and build environmental processes and pollution

treatment equipment and plants

■ Operate and manage environmental treatment plants

■ Conduct environmental research

■ Make envi ronmenta l impact assessments on a new

production plant

and much more.

Job OpportunitiesIn addition to the jobs that are open to all Chemical Engineers,

CEEV Engineers can find jobs in a wide range of areas both locally

and abroad. With China's rapid growth and the Chinese

Government's recognition of the need to protect the environment,

you could also find yourselves sought after by many international

companies that are working on big projects in China or overseas.

Many of our graduates work at:

■ Environmental Protection Department, Hong Kong

■ Government Public Works departments

■ Environmental engineering and consulting firms

■ Utility and construction companies

■ Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies

■ Semiconductor and electroplating companies

■ Oil and petrochemical plants

■ Process engineering companies

■ Plastic manufacturing plants

■ Food and beverages companies

■ Equipment sales and R&D companies

Life as a Chemical and Environmental Engineering StudentAs a Chemical and Environmental Engineering student, you will

enjoy a rich and colorful campus life among classmates and

friends. The HKUST is well known for it panoramic scenery and

beautiful landscaping. Situated at Clear Water Bay, the campus

enjoys a clean and quiet environment but

within 20 minutes commuting distance from the nearby MTR stations.

Living on campus encourages camaraderie and builds life-long

friendship among students. It also gives you an opportunity to

experience new things. Life in the Halls is fun-filled. Hall Parties, Flea

Markets, Gourmet Festivals, Movie Nights and Sport Meets are just

some of the regular Hall activities.

A good percentage of CEEV students are members of student societies.

Besides Chemical Engineering Student Society, our students are active

members of Drama, Judo, Fencing and Dance clubs. If you love

Chinese opera or comic books, why not start your own clubs.

Our students understand that communication and social skills are as

important as technical knowledge. You will have a chance to learn

spoken and technical English as well as polish your report / letter

writing skills. You can also learn a new language. Many of our students

study Mandarin and can practice with visiting students from China,

Taiwan and Singapore.

Do you want to go abroad? There are over 100 International Patrner

Institutions in China, USA/Canada, Australia, Europe, Asia and South

East Asia http://gso.ust.hk/partner.html

About ten percent of our students participate in exchange student

program. In return, we host students from China, Europe and North

America. This gives you an opportunity to learn a new culture, meet

new friends and gain new exciting experience.

All these are part of your CEEV experiences. Hope to see you this Fall !!

CEEV Graduates Working in Hong KongEddie Lee

I am working as an Environmental Protection

Officer in the Environmental Assessment Division

of the Environmental Protection Department. My

duty is to assist the authorities to review hazard

assessment reports for infrastructure and

development projects, to scrutinize whether the

assessment methodologies adopted by these

reports are scientifically sound, and to assess whether the risk level

arising from these developments conforms to Hong Kong risk

guidelines. In my day-to-day work, I often make use of process safety

knowledge taught in the chemical engineering curriculum, such as

hazard and operability study and dispersion models.

Harry Lee

I am working in Ove Arup & Partners

Hong Kong Ltd as a senior engineer in

the water team and I have been in the

field of environmental and engineering

consultancy since 2001 upon study

completion. Chemical engineering principles in heat/mass balances,

unit operations, reaction and separation processes etc are essential for

me to deliver various EIA and water/waste engineering projects

requiring process engineering

expertise. I am privileged to work on the pilot desalination plant

study and demonstration scheme on reclaimed water uses in

Hong Kong, as well as some other overseas desalination plants in

relieving water shortages. My academic and practical experience

has led to qualifications in professional institutions in IChemE and

HKIE, which are vital in further developing my career.

Harry was awarded the Young Engineer of the Year Award by HKIE

– http:/ /www.hkie.org.hk/eng/html/events&activities/

pa_pastevent/yea-2011.asp

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (CBME)U.G. Program in Chemical and Bioproduct Engineering

School SpecificRequirements

General Entrance Requirement

(a) 4 cores + 2X or(b) 4 cores with M1/M2 + 1X

School Specific Requirements

Engineering

One of: Biology / Chemistry / Physics / Combined Science / ICT

Interdisciplinary Majors Offered by Interdisciplinary Programs Office#

Students admitted to one of the Schools (i.e. Science, Engineering, Business and Management, and Humanities and Social Science) may choose to enter an interdisciplinary major upon completion of one year of study.

English Language

Chinese Language

Mathematics (Compulsory Module)

Liberal Studies

Elective 1

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and

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School

General Entrance Requirement (a) 4 cores + 2X or(b) 4 cores with M1/M2 + 1X

School-specificRequirements

English Language

Chinese Language

Mathematics (Compulsory

Module)

Liberal Studies

Elective 1 Elective 2OR

M1/M2

Subjects and Level

EngineeringOne of: Biology / Chemistry / Physics / Combined Science / ICT

Interdisciplinary Majors Offered by Interdisciplinary

Programs Office#


3 3 3 2 3 3

School

Engineering


Programs Office#

School

Engineering

# Interdisciplinary majors offered by Interdisciplinary Programs Office include:- Dual Degree (BEng and BBA) in Technology and Management- BSc in Risk Management and Business Intelligence- BSc in Environmental Management and Technology

Notes: * M1 : Mathematics Extended Module 1 (Calculus & Statistics)** M2 : Mathematics Extended Module 2 (Algebra & Calculus)

1. Chinese Language may be replaced by one of the “New Secondary School other languages” or another Chinese Language Qualification (e.g. IGCSE Chinese) if

In 2012, s tudents wi th HKDSE at ta inments wi l l undertake

School-Based Admission. The Engineering School will provide

academic advice to help students explore their aptitude and interest

before choosing their majors.

School of Engineering Entrance Requirements for Applicantswith HKDSE Results

For admission, applicants must meet the General Entrance

Requirements, and the School-specific (School of Engineering)

Requirements, if any.

- The student learned Chinese Language for less than 6 years while receiving primary and secondary education;

OR- The student has learned Chinese Language for 6 years or more in

school, but has been taught an adapted and simpler Chinese Language curriculum not normally applicable to the majority of students in our local schools.

2. Other Languages Subjects:- The School of Humanities and Social Science will use Other language

subjects as unspecified elective subjects. For other Schools, Other Language subjects will be used as additional supporting information. The minimum requirement is Grade E.

U.G. Program in Chemical Engineering

(CENG)

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Department of

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

U.G. Program in Chemical and Environmental Engineering

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular EngineeringU.G. Program in Chemical Engineering

CEEV

CEEV

CENG

■

Subjects and LevelEnglish

LanguageChinese

LanguageMathematics (Compulsory

Module)

Liberal Studies


M1/M2

3 3 3 2 3 3


4 cores + 2X or 4 cores with M1/M2 + 1X

School-specific Requirements





(CEEV)


Department of

Non-HKSDE and overseas students should apply to:

Admissions, Registration and Records Office (ARR)

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR.

Phone : (852) - 2623 1111

Fax : (852) - 2358 0769

For more information about Chemical Engineering, contact the

department at:



Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Phone : (852) - 2358 7130

Fax : (852) - 2358 0054

E-mail : [email protected]

Website : http://www.cbme.ust.hk



You and Chemical and Environmental Engineering (CEEV)Hardly a week goes by without newspaper headlines and special reports on television and radio warning us about:

■ global warming

■ holes in the ozone layer

■ dumping of toxic waste

■ algal bloom and red tide

■ emergence of another infectious disease

and many important environmental issues

Pollution is associated with human activities and is generated when we make products (everything from toys to computers). The CEEV program provides you with a knowledge base that enables you to:

■ design and develop measures for pollution prevention

■ minimize, monitor and control waste generation during manufacturing

■ eliminate or reduce harmful emissions and discharges

■ recycle solid wastes to ease the demand on limited landfill space

and much more.

Thinking of finding out more about the environmental problems we are facing, the consequences of continuing environmental decline? Interested in making a contribution to finding solutions to some of these problems? Looking for challenges in developing innovative pollution control technologies? Then the CEEV program is for you. It is the job of a Chemical and Environmental Engineer to understand, improve and protect our environment.

Your study will focus on the basic engineering principles involved with pollution prevention and control; the design of green products that do not impose a substantial burden on the environ-ment; the development of processes that can remove the hazardous and toxic materials emanating from manufacturing; and the evaluation of the impact of a production facility on the environment.

Theoretical knowledge will be supplemented by laboratory experiments, projects, field trips, industrial training to help illustrate the practice of the principles learnt and gain practical experience. Many of our undergraduate students participate in research to learn the state-of-the-art innovations in environmental protection and pollution abatement. Summer internship gives students the opportunity to work in industry to participate in the development and implementation of environmental technologies in real-life situations. The CEEV degree program professionally accredited program.

Your Job as a Chemical and Environmental EngineerA CEEV graduate is not just a Chemical Engineer, not just an Environmental Engineer but BOTH. You may be required to:

■ carry out improvement of processes and manufacturing facilities in order to minimize waste generation or comply with environ-mental legislation on emission

■ design and build environmental processes and pollution treatment equipment and plants

■ operate and manage environmental treatment plants

■ conduct environmental research

■ make environmental impact assessments on a new production plant

and much more.

Job OpportunitiesIn addition to the jobs that are open to all Chemical Engineers, CEEV Engineers can find jobs in a wide range of areas both locally and abroad. With China's rapid growth and the Chinese Government's recognition of the need to protect the environment, you could also find yourselves sought after by many international companies that are working on big projects in China. Many of our graduates work at:












Life as a Chemical and Environmental Engineering StudentAs a Chemical and Environmental Engineering student, you will enjoy a rich and colorful campus life among classmates and friends. The HKUST is well known for it panoramic scenery and beautiful landscaping. Situated at Clear Water Bay, the campus enjoys a clean and quiet environment but within 20 minutes commuting distance from the nearby MTR stations.

Living on campus encourages camaraderie and builds life-long friendship among students. It also gives you an opportunity to experience new things. Life in the Halls is fun-filled. Hall Parties, Flea Markets, Gourmet Festivals, Movie Nights and Sport Meets are just some of the regular Hall activities.

A good percentage of CEEV students are members of student societies. Besides Chemical Engineering Student Society, our students are active members of Drama, Judo, Fencing and Dance clubs. If you love Chinese opera or comic books, why not start your own clubs.

Our students understand that communication and social skills are as important as technical knowledge. You will have a chance to learn spoken and technical English as well as polish your report / letter writing skills. You can also learn a new language. Many of our students study Mandarin and can practice with visiting students from China, Taiwan and Singapore.

Do you want to go abroad? There are over 100 International Patrner Institutions in China,USA/Canada,Australia, Europe, Asia and South East Asia http://gso.ust.hk/ug_exchange/exch_partner.html

About ten percent of our students participate in exchange student program. In return, we host students from China, Europe and North America. This gives you an opportunity to learn a new culture, meet new friends and gain new exciting experience.



I am working as an Environmental Protection Officer in the Environmental Assessment Division of the Environmental Protection Department. My duty is to assist the authorities to review hazard assessment reports for infrastructure and development projects, to scrutinize whether the assessment methodologies adopted by these reports are scientifically sound, and to assess whether the risk level arising from these developments conforms to Hong Kong risk guidelines. In my day-to-day work, I often make use of process safety knowledge taught in the chemical engineering curriculum, such as hazard and operability study and dispersion models.

Harry Lee

I am working in Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd as a senior engineer in the water team and I have been in the field of environmental and engineering consultancy since 2001 upon study completion. Chemical engineering principles in heat/mass balances, unit operations, reaction and separation processes etc are essential for me in delivering various EIA and water/waste engineering projects requiring process engineering expertise. I am privileged to work on the pilot desalination plant study and demonstration scheme on reclaimed water uses in Hong Kong, as well as some other overseas desalination plants in relieving water shortages. My academic and practical experience have led to qualifications in professional institutions in IChemE and HKIE, which are vital in further developing my career.

Harry was awarded the Young Engineer of the Year Award by HKIE – http://www.hkie.org.hk/eng/html/events&activities/pa_pastevent/yea-2011.asp

You and Chemical and Environmental Engineering (CEEV)Hardly a week goes by without newspaper headlines and special

reports in the media warning us about:

■ Global warming

■ Holes in the ozone layer

■ Dumping of toxic waste

■ Algal bloom and red tide

■ Emergence of another infectious disease


Pollution is associated with human activities and is generated when

we manufacture products (everything from toys to computers).

The CEEV program provides you with a knowledge base that

enables you to:

■ Design and develop measures for pollution prevention

■ Minimize, monitor and control waste generation during

manufacturing

■ Eliminate or reduce harmful emissions and discharges

■ Recycle solid wastes to ease the demand on limited landfill space

and much more.

Thinking of finding out more about the environmental problems

we are facing, the consequences of continuing environmental

decline? Interested in making a contribution to finding solutions

to some of these problems? Looking for challenges to develop

innovative pollution control technologies? Then the CEEV

program is for you. Your study will focus on the basic engineering

principles. It is the job of a Chemical and Environmental Engineer

to understand, improve and protect our environment.P

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English Language

Chinese Language

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Liberal Studies


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Core SubjectsGeneral Entrance Requirements M1, M2 or Electives

4 Core Subjects + 2 Electives or 4 Core Subjects with M1*/M2** + 1 Elective

Elective Subject

Minimum Requirements




involved with pollution prevention and control; the design of

green products that do not impose a substantial burden on the

environment; the development of processes that can remove the

hazardous and toxic materials emanating from manufacturing;

and the evaluation of the impact of a production facility on the

environment.

Theoretical knowledge will be supplemented by laboratory

experiments, projects, field trips, industrial training to help

illustrate the practice of the principles learnt and practical

experience. Many of our undergraduate students participate in

research to l ea rn the s ta te -o f - the -a r t innova t i ons in

environmental protection and pollution abatement. Summer

internship gives students the opportunity to work in industry to

part ic ipate in the development and implementat ion of

environmental technologies in real-life situations. The CEEV

degree program professionally accredited program.

Your Job as a Chemical and Environmental EngineerA CEEV graduate is not just a Chemical Engineer, not just an

Environmental Engineer but BOTH. You may be required to:

■ Carry out improvement of processes and manufacturing

facilities in order to minimize waste generation or comply with

environ-mental legislation on emission

■ Design and build environmental processes and pollution

treatment equipment and plants

■ Operate and manage environmental treatment plants

■ Conduct environmental research

■ Make envi ronmenta l impact assessments on a new

production plant

and much more.

Job OpportunitiesIn addition to the jobs that are open to all Chemical Engineers,

CEEV Engineers can find jobs in a wide range of areas both locally

and abroad. With China's rapid growth and the Chinese

Government's recognition of the need to protect the environment,

you could also find yourselves sought after by many international

companies that are working on big projects in China or overseas.

Many of our graduates work at:












Life as a Chemical and Environmental Engineering StudentAs a Chemical and Environmental Engineering student, you will

enjoy a rich and colorful campus life among classmates and

friends. The HKUST is well known for it panoramic scenery and

beautiful landscaping. Situated at Clear Water Bay, the campus

enjoys a clean and quiet environment but

within 20 minutes commuting distance from the nearby MTR stations.

Living on campus encourages camaraderie and builds life-long

friendship among students. It also gives you an opportunity to

experience new things. Life in the Halls is fun-filled. Hall Parties, Flea

Markets, Gourmet Festivals, Movie Nights and Sport Meets are just

some of the regular Hall activities.

A good percentage of CEEV students are members of student societies.

Besides Chemical Engineering Student Society, our students are active

members of Drama, Judo, Fencing and Dance clubs. If you love

Chinese opera or comic books, why not start your own clubs.

Our students understand that communication and social skills are as

important as technical knowledge. You will have a chance to learn

spoken and technical English as well as polish your report / letter

writing skills. You can also learn a new language. Many of our students

study Mandarin and can practice with visiting students from China,

Taiwan and Singapore.

Do you want to go abroad? There are over 100 International Patrner

Institutions in China, USA/Canada, Australia, Europe, Asia and South

East Asia http://gso.ust.hk/partner.html

About ten percent of our students participate in exchange student

program. In return, we host students from China, Europe and North

America. This gives you an opportunity to learn a new culture, meet

new friends and gain new exciting experience.



I am working as an Environmental Protection

Officer in the Environmental Assessment Division

of the Environmental Protection Department. My

duty is to assist the authorities to review hazard

assessment reports for infrastructure and

development projects, to scrutinize whether the

assessment methodologies adopted by these

reports are scientifically sound, and to assess whether the risk level

arising from these developments conforms to Hong Kong risk

guidelines. In my day-to-day work, I often make use of process safety

knowledge taught in the chemical engineering curriculum, such as

hazard and operability study and dispersion models.

Harry Lee

I am working in Ove Arup & Partners

Hong Kong Ltd as a senior engineer in

the water team and I have been in the

field of environmental and engineering

consultancy since 2001 upon study

completion. Chemical engineering principles in heat/mass balances,

unit operations, reaction and separation processes etc are essential for

me to deliver various EIA and water/waste engineering projects

requiring process engineering

expertise. I am privileged to work on the pilot desalination plant

study and demonstration scheme on reclaimed water uses in

Hong Kong, as well as some other overseas desalination plants in

relieving water shortages. My academic and practical experience

has led to qualifications in professional institutions in IChemE and

HKIE, which are vital in further developing my career.

Harry was awarded the Young Engineer of the Year Award by HKIE

– http:/ /www.hkie.org.hk/eng/html/events&activities/

pa_pastevent/yea-2011.asp

Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (CBME)U.G. Program in Chemical and Bioproduct Engineering

School SpecificRequirements


(a) 4 cores + 2X or(b) 4 cores with M1/M2 + 1X

School Specific Requirements

Engineering




English Language

Chinese Language

Mathematics (Compulsory Module)

Liberal Studies

Elective 1

Elective 2 OR M1/M2

3

3

3

2

3

3Subj

ects

and

Lev

el

School

General Entrance Requirement (a) 4 cores + 2X or(b) 4 cores with M1/M2 + 1X

School-specificRequirements

English Language

Chinese Language

Mathematics (Compulsory

Module)

Liberal Studies


M1/M2

Subjects and Level

EngineeringOne of: Biology / Chemistry / Physics / Combined Science / ICT


Programs Office#


3 3 3 2 3 3

School

Engineering


Programs Office#

School

Engineering

# Interdisciplinary majors offered by Interdisciplinary Programs Office include:- Dual Degree (BEng and BBA) in Technology and Management- BSc in Risk Management and Business Intelligence- BSc in Environmental Management and Technology

Notes: * M1 : Mathematics Extended Module 1 (Calculus & Statistics)** M2 : Mathematics Extended Module 2 (Algebra & Calculus)

1. Chinese Language may be replaced by one of the “New Secondary School other languages” or another Chinese Language Qualification (e.g. IGCSE Chinese) if

In 2012, s tudents wi th HKDSE at ta inments wi l l undertake

School-Based Admission. The Engineering School will provide

academic advice to help students explore their aptitude and interest

before choosing their majors.

School of Engineering Entrance Requirements for Applicantswith HKDSE Results

For admission, applicants must meet the General Entrance

Requirements, and the School-specific (School of Engineering)

Requirements, if any.

- The student learned Chinese Language for less than 6 years while receiving primary and secondary education;

OR- The student has learned Chinese Language for 6 years or more in

school, but has been taught an adapted and simpler Chinese Language curriculum not normally applicable to the majority of students in our local schools.

2. Other Languages Subjects:- The School of Humanities and Social Science will use Other language

subjects as unspecified elective subjects. For other Schools, Other Language subjects will be used as additional supporting information. The minimum requirement is Grade E.

U.G. Program in Chemical Engineering

(CENG)


Department of



Department of Chemical and Biomolecular EngineeringU.G. Program in Chemical Engineering

CEEV

CEEV

CENG

■

Subjects and LevelEnglish

LanguageChinese

LanguageMathematics (Compulsory

Module)

Liberal Studies


M1/M2

3 3 3 2 3 3


4 cores + 2X or 4 cores with M1/M2 + 1X

School-specific Requirements





(CEEV)


Department of

Non-HKSDE and overseas students should apply to:

Admissions, Registration and Records Office (ARR)


Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR.

Phone : (852) - 2623 1111

Fax : (852) - 2358 0769

For more information about Chemical Engineering, contact the

department at:



Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Phone : (852) - 2358 7130

Fax : (852) - 2358 0054

E-mail : [email protected]

Website : http://www.cbme.ust.hk



You and Chemical and Environmental Engineering (CEEV)Hardly a week goes by without newspaper headlines and special reports on television and radio warning us about:

■ global warming

■ holes in the ozone layer

■ dumping of toxic waste

■ algal bloom and red tide

■ emergence of another infectious disease


Pollution is associated with human activities and is generated when we make products (everything from toys to computers). The CEEV program provides you with a knowledge base that enables you to:

■ design and develop measures for pollution prevention

■ minimize, monitor and control waste generation during manufacturing

■ eliminate or reduce harmful emissions and discharges

■ recycle solid wastes to ease the demand on limited landfill space

and much more.

Thinking of finding out more about the environmental problems we are facing, the consequences of continuing environmental decline? Interested in making a contribution to finding solutions to some of these problems? Looking for challenges in developing innovative pollution control technologies? Then the CEEV program is for you. It is the job of a Chemical and Environmental Engineer to understand, improve and protect our environment.

Your study will focus on the basic engineering principles involved with pollution prevention and control; the design of green products that do not impose a substantial burden on the environ-ment; the development of processes that can remove the hazardous and toxic materials emanating from manufacturing; and the evaluation of the impact of a production facility on the environment.

Theoretical knowledge will be supplemented by laboratory experiments, projects, field trips, industrial training to help illustrate the practice of the principles learnt and gain practical experience. Many of our undergraduate students participate in research to learn the state-of-the-art innovations in environmental protection and pollution abatement. Summer internship gives students the opportunity to work in industry to participate in the development and implementation of environmental technologies in real-life situations. The CEEV degree program professionally accredited program.

Your Job as a Chemical and Environmental EngineerA CEEV graduate is not just a Chemical Engineer, not just an Environmental Engineer but BOTH. You may be required to:

■ carry out improvement of processes and manufacturing facilities in order to minimize waste generation or comply with environ-mental legislation on emission

■ design and build environmental processes and pollution treatment equipment and plants

■ operate and manage environmental treatment plants

■ conduct environmental research

■ make environmental impact assessments on a new production plant

and much more.

Job OpportunitiesIn addition to the jobs that are open to all Chemical Engineers, CEEV Engineers can find jobs in a wide range of areas both locally and abroad. With China's rapid growth and the Chinese Government's recognition of the need to protect the environment, you could also find yourselves sought after by many international companies that are working on big projects in China. Many of our graduates work at:












Life as a Chemical and Environmental Engineering StudentAs a Chemical and Environmental Engineering student, you will enjoy a rich and colorful campus life among classmates and friends. The HKUST is well known for it panoramic scenery and beautiful landscaping. Situated at Clear Water Bay, the campus enjoys a clean and quiet environment but within 20 minutes commuting distance from the nearby MTR stations.

Living on campus encourages camaraderie and builds life-long friendship among students. It also gives you an opportunity to experience new things. Life in the Halls is fun-filled. Hall Parties, Flea Markets, Gourmet Festivals, Movie Nights and Sport Meets are just some of the regular Hall activities.

A good percentage of CEEV students are members of student societies. Besides Chemical Engineering Student Society, our students are active members of Drama, Judo, Fencing and Dance clubs. If you love Chinese opera or comic books, why not start your own clubs.

Our students understand that communication and social skills are as important as technical knowledge. You will have a chance to learn spoken and technical English as well as polish your report / letter writing skills. You can also learn a new language. Many of our students study Mandarin and can practice with visiting students from China, Taiwan and Singapore.

Do you want to go abroad? There are over 100 International Patrner Institutions in China,USA/Canada,Australia, Europe, Asia and South East Asia http://gso.ust.hk/ug_exchange/exch_partner.html

About ten percent of our students participate in exchange student program. In return, we host students from China, Europe and North America. This gives you an opportunity to learn a new culture, meet new friends and gain new exciting experience.



I am working as an Environmental Protection Officer in the Environmental Assessment Division of the Environmental Protection Department. My duty is to assist the authorities to review hazard assessment reports for infrastructure and development projects, to scrutinize whether the assessment methodologies adopted by these reports are scientifically sound, and to assess whether the risk level arising from these developments conforms to Hong Kong risk guidelines. In my day-to-day work, I often make use of process safety knowledge taught in the chemical engineering curriculum, such as hazard and operability study and dispersion models.

Harry Lee

I am working in Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd as a senior engineer in the water team and I have been in the field of environmental and engineering consultancy since 2001 upon study completion. Chemical engineering principles in heat/mass balances, unit operations, reaction and separation processes etc are essential for me in delivering various EIA and water/waste engineering projects requiring process engineering expertise. I am privileged to work on the pilot desalination plant study and demonstration scheme on reclaimed water uses in Hong Kong, as well as some other overseas desalination plants in relieving water shortages. My academic and practical experience have led to qualifications in professional institutions in IChemE and HKIE, which are vital in further developing my career.

Harry was awarded the Young Engineer of the Year Award by HKIE – http://www.hkie.org.hk/eng/html/events&activities/pa_pastevent/yea-2011.asp

You and Chemical and Environmental Engineering (CEEV)Hardly a week goes by without newspaper headlines and special

reports in the media warning us about:

■ Global warming

■ Holes in the ozone layer

■ Dumping of toxic waste

■ Algal bloom and red tide

■ Emergence of another infectious disease


Pollution is associated with human activities and is generated when

we manufacture products (everything from toys to computers).

The CEEV program provides you with a knowledge base that

enables you to:

■ Design and develop measures for pollution prevention

■ Minimize, monitor and control waste generation during

manufacturing

■ Eliminate or reduce harmful emissions and discharges

■ Recycle solid wastes to ease the demand on limited landfill space

and much more.

Thinking of finding out more about the environmental problems

we are facing, the consequences of continuing environmental

decline? Interested in making a contribution to finding solutions

to some of these problems? Looking for challenges to develop

innovative pollution control technologies? Then the CEEV

program is for you. Your study will focus on the basic engineering

principles. It is the job of a Chemical and Environmental Engineer

to understand, improve and protect our environment.

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English Language

Chinese Language

Mathematics (Compulsory )

Liberal Studies


M1/M2

3 3 3 2 3 3

Core SubjectsGeneral Entrance Requirements M1, M2 or Electives

4 Core Subjects + 2 Electives or 4 Core Subjects with M1*/M2** + 1 Elective

Elective Subject

Minimum Requirements




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