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Advanced Chemical Engineering (Hydrogen and Low Carbon Technologies) MSc

Brunel University London · London, Uxbridge, United Kingdom

Master English 1 year(s) September, October
Last updated on: 02 Oct 2026

Program Details

Duration 1 year(s)
Intakes September, October
Application Fee Free
Living cost £12006 per year
Yearly Tuition Fee 24,795 GBP per year
Scholarship

English Proficiency Test Requirements

IELTS Academic Overall 4 IELTS Academic No Bands Less Than 4
PTE Academic Overall 64 PTE Academic No Bands Less Than 59
PTE Academic UKVI Overall 43 PTE Academic UKVI No Bands Less Than —
Trinity College London ISE Overall Accepted    
Cambridge C1 Advanced Overall Accepted    
Cambridge C2 Proficiency Overall Accepted    
Cambridge B2 First Overall Accepted    
GCE A Level English Overall Accepted    

Standardized Test Requirements

  No Test Requirement    

Entry Requirements

Study level Postgraduate
Language of study English
Eligibility Academic Requirements: Brunel University London welcomes applications from students studying a wide range of qualifications from around the world. You can find specific details of Brunel University London's international qualification requirements under the ' Your Country ' page. On each course page , you'll find a dropdown box to find the entry criteria for most international qualifications. You'll need to provide your full official transcript and certificate before you can register at Brunel. For students who need a visa to study in the UK, you will need to provide these documents before we can issue your CAS.
Documents required Undergraduate — Undergraduate (4 Yrs Degree): Kindly accept the following academic score- 2.8 / 4 or above

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