The Undergraduate Program in Chemical Engineering at IPB University, with specializations in Bioprocess Engineering and Agromaritime Product Process Engineering, prepares graduates with distinctive scientific and engineering competencies applicable to agriculture, marine systems, and tropical biosciences (biomass-based industries). The curriculum of the Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Program at IPB University refers to the standards established by the Indonesian Association of Chemical Engineering Higher Education Institutions (APTEKIM), the Independent Engineering Accreditation Board (LAM-Teknik), and the Indonesian Accreditation Board for Engineering Education (IABEE). The curriculum structure consists of general education courses, foundational courses, and core engineering courses.

Vision

To become an innovative and resilient Chemical Engineering Program that contributes to national advancement and achieves excellence at national and global levels.

Mission

1. To provide chemical engineering education that produces graduates with excellent competencies and a techno-sociopreneurial spirit in managing Indonesia’s natural resources based on sustainability principles, ethical values, strong nationalism, and global perspective.

2. To develop education, research, and community engagement in chemical engineering within the agromaritime framework, particularly in agriculture, marine systems, and tropical biosciences.

3. To establish national and international networks and collaborations to strengthen the implementation of the tridharma of higher education (education, research, and community service).

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The establishment of the Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Program within the Faculty of Engineering and Technology at IPB University is driven by national and global needs for engineering-based development in agriculture, marine systems, and tropical biosciences.

Chemical engineering plays a vital role in agromaritime and tropical bioscience sectors through contributions in improving production processes, designing and advancing downstream processing, enhancing product quality, and ensuring environmental sustainability.

Accordingly, the program is mandated to produce Chemical Engineering graduates with strong core competencies applicable to agriculture, marine systems, and biomass-based tropical biosciences. Core competencies include the design, development, and management of chemical processes involving the transformation of raw materials into valuable products, encompassing material selection, reactor design, process control, and product purification.