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How to become a chemical engineering technologist

Compare programmes, entry requirements and universities for becoming a Chemical Engineering Technologist.

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University requirements

Compare the APS and subject requirements for programmes that can lead to Chemical Engineering Technologist. Universities use different APS scales, so check your marks against each university separately.

BEngTech Chemical Engineering

Degree

Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Chemical Engineering

Cape Peninsula University of Technology

APS 36
Faculty of Engineering & The Built Environment

Subject requirements

Maths 60%+Technical Maths 60%+English 60%+Physical Sciences 60%+

NBT components: AL, QL

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Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Chemical Engineering

Durban University of Technology

APS 24
Faculty of Engineering & The Built Environment

Subject requirements

Maths 50%+Technical Maths 60%+English 50%+
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Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Chemical Engineering

Tshwane University of Technology

APS 28
Code BPHE20Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment3 years

Subject requirements

Maths 60%+Technical Maths 60%+English HL 50%+English FAL 50%+Physical Sciences 60%+Technical Sciences 60%+

NBT components: AL, QL

Campus: Pretoria Campus

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Bachelor of Engineering Technology in Chemical Engineering

University of Johannesburg

APS 30
Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment

Subject requirements

Technical Maths 60%+Maths 60%+English 50%+Physical Sciences 60%+

NBT components: AL, QL, MAT

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