“chemical engineering”

STUDIES PROGRAM

Profile:	Chemistry
RTU program:	Chemical engineering
Specialty:	Environmental engineering
Studies level:	Engineer studies
Nominal studies prolongation:	2 years
Studies volume:	81 credit points
Previous education:	Bachelor of chemistry in chemical technology, bachelor of chemistry
Qualification:	Engineer in environmental engineering
	(PK 2146 08; 2149 13; 2149 14; 2149 15)

Studies program code ĶIL 8

Enrolment starting from 1999/2000 st.year

A.	COMPULSORY SUBJECTS	39 CP
	Chemistry and technology of medicinal compounds		3 CP
	Chemistry and technology of polymer materials		3 CP
	Chemistry and technology of silicate materials		3 CP
	Analysis and management of processes		2 CP
	Design and interpretation of experiments		2 CP
	Plant design		4 CP
	Chemical process control and automatization		3 CP
	Computer aided design		2 CP
	Physical methods of the investigation of chemical compounds		2 CP
	Material aging and protection		2 CP
	Environmental engineering		8 CP
	Contaminated site assesment		4 CP
	Basics of labour protection		1 CP
B.	ELECTIVE SUBJECTS	14 CP
1.	Subjects of program and specialty	6 CP
1.1.	Groundwater treatment technologies		2 CP
1.2.	Membrane technology		2 CP
1.3.	Chemical methods of analysis		2 CP
1.4.	Soil treatment technologies		2 CP
2.	Humanities / social subjects	4 CP
2.1.	Business sociology		2 CP
2.2.	Social psychology		2 CP
2.3.	Industrial relationships		2 CP
2.4.	Ethics		2 CP
2.5.	Classical European philosophy		2 CP
2.6.	Presentation skills		2 CP
3.	Subjects of economics and management	4 CP
3.1.	Market organization and management		2 CP
3.2.	Civil rights		2 CP
3.3.	Theory of economics		2 CP
3.4.	Technical-economical analysis of economic activities		2 CP
3.5.	Management of enterprise		2 CP
3.6.	Analysis and strategy of market		2 CP
C.	SUBJECTS OF FREE CHOISE	4 CP
D.	PRACTISE / PRACTICAL WORK	8 CP
1.	Practical work		8 CP
E.	GALA EXAMINATIONS	16 CP
1.	Engineer’s project		16 CP
	Total:	81 CP

Program accepted by Council of Faculty of chemical technology at 16^th November 1998, protocol N# 3.

Chairman:

Prof. V.Kampars