Explore the programs and courses offered by Mechanics of Petrochemical Units / Faculty of Hydrocarbons and Chemistry
Browse Programs Admission InformationThe academic Master's program in Mechanics of Petrochemical Units is designed to train research-oriented engineers and scientific professionals with advanced expertise in mechanics applied to petrochemical units.
The program offers in-depth scientific training, combining modeling, numerical simulation, experimental analysis, and a deep understanding of complex phenomena related to petrochemical processes.
It prepares graduates for careers in applied research, laboratories, consulting firms, higher education, and for pursuing doctoral studies.
- Advanced Fluid Mechanics
- Heat and Mass Transfer
- Applied Thermodynamics
- Design and Modeling of Petrochemical Equipment
- Introduction to Petrochemical Processes.
- Mechanics of Multiphase Flows
- Numerical Simulation Applied to Processes
- Mechanical Integrity and Operational Safety
- Predictive Maintenance and Plant Reliability
- Risk Analysis and Advanced Safety Management.
- Direct access to this academic Master's program is granted to graduates holding a Bachelor's degree in Mechanics of Petrochemical Units and in Hydrocarbon Technology and Equipment.
- A 20% quota is reserved for students holding a Bachelor's degree in Mechanics, Process Engineering, Energy Engineering, or an - equivalent diploma, subject to application review and possible interview.
- The admission session is held in September of each academic year.
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