University in Europe for master degree 1

[Riko_93]

Hi,
I'm planning to get master degree in Europe for the Process Engineering faculty. I thought may be you know the better university. I'm looking for taught master not the research, and there should be also job opportunities after graduation.

Note: I know you would say ask to google. You already pass through these ways and know what's better for the career development. I'm trying to plan my future for to be best in process engineering. And, your suggestions is valuable for me

 

[rotw]

In order of preference:

French so called "école centrale", e.g. Nantes. But it is tough to get accepted.

https://www.ec-nantes.fr/

Polytechnique school Zurich

https://www.ethz.ch/de.html

or Lausanne School

http://www.unil.ch/index.html

Karlsruhe University in Germany

https://www.kit.edu/english/

 

[Riko_93]

Great information. Thank you

 

[MortenA]

Riko, where are you from? Your chance of getting a work permit/ residence permit after a degree will depend of your home country, If its USA - dont take it for granted.

My own shccul is DTU:

http://www.dtu.dk/english

Their chemical engineering department is OK i think. Also most classes are offered in English. I dont think you can count on this in e.g. France or Germany.

Best regards, Morten

 

[Riko_93]

MortenA
I'm from Azerbaijan. One of my colleague is working in France as an process engineer. He sad that it wasn't hard to get permit to work. The only thing is, you should have more than enough capability(knowledge) for the job which then they prefer you instead of native people and taking care of work permit. And, that's why i prefer to get master degree in Europe

 

[Riko_93]

MortenA
Thanks for the suggestion, but i'm looking for mainly process design based lectures. More practice based education ( as in Japan).