Highlights

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  CHISA 2012
  Prague, Czech Republic
  2012-08-25 - 2012-08-29
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  9th European Congress of Chemical Engineering
  (ECCE-9)
  World Forum, The Hague, The Netherlands
  2013-04-20 - 2013-04-25
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  9th World Congress of Chemical Engineering (WCCE-9)
  Coex, Seoul, South Korea
  2013-08-18 - 2013-08-23

Welcome to the Dutch website
of the EFCE Working Party on Education

This website offers you useful information and links related to the Education in Chemical / Biochemical Engineering in The Netherlands.

• The Dutch system of education has a primary school (age 4 -12 yrs) followed by different types of secundary schools preparing pupils for university education (VWO -6 yrs), higher professional education (HAVO - 5 yrs) and other forms of education. More information about all kinds of education can be found on the webpage of the Dutch Ministery of Education.
  
  
• Chemical / Biochemical Engineering can be studied at Universities (of Technology (more oriented to science and research) and at Institution of Higher Professional Education (more orientated to applications). The universities offer a two cycle programme (bachelor - 3 yrs and master 2yrs), while Institutions of Higher Professional Education offer a bachelor degree programme of 4 years. Here you will find the site of The Dutch Organisation of Process Technology which is a cooperation of universities and institutions of higher professional education involved in chemical engineering and process engineering.
  
  
• The Dutch Graduate School on Process Technology (OSPT) is a co-operation between universities, who all work (Education and Research) in the field of Chemical / Biochemical Engineering.
  
  
• Traditional Universities of Technology, working in a broader field of Chemical Engineering, including Process Engineering, Biotechnology, Polymer Engineering, Catalysis, are the three Universities of Technologies (3-TU's) in the Netherlands Delft, Eindhoven and Twente.