When many science students go to the University of Melbourne for further study, they often struggle with the choice of major. Next, I will introduce the application requirements of the Master of Chemical Engineering at the University of Melbourne, Australia, as a reference for you to choose a school, hoping to help you.

I. Application requirements

1. Academic requirements

GPA score: 985: 75%; 2 1 1: 80%; Not 2 1 1: 90%

2. Background professional requirements:

(1). I studied at least 25 credits of mathematics during my undergraduate period, especially calculus and linear algebra.

(2) 25 credits in science or related subjects.

(3) The average score of two years after university in Australia is over 65%.

(4) Non-Melbourne University graduates need to provide an engineering syllabus.

Second, set up projects.

1, Master of Engineering (Biochemical)

2. Master of Engineering (Chemistry)

3. The main courses of Master of Engineering (Chemical Engineering and Business) are basically the same, but the difference lies in some elective courses. There will be some courses related to business and economics in courses with business.

For undergraduate non-engineering students, it takes three years to study for a master's degree in chemical engineering at Melbourne University. But for undergraduate engineering students, it only takes two years. Non-engineering students only learn some basic engineering courses in the first year, and engineering undergraduates-not limited to chemical engineering-don't have to learn any more. For teaching-oriented projects, it will be more advantageous to graduate from a school that has been selected into the World Academic Rankings of Shanghai Jiaotong University or the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. For students who have not entered the list schools, it is best to have a higher GPA.