University of Bath at Bangkok Prep BKK Prep, Event, News, Secondary September 13, 2019 On Monday 16th September – the University of Bath will be visiting our Sixth Form Centre. The session is from 15:20 – 16:10 and will be focusing on the following points: 1) There will be presentation on applying to competitive UK universities 2) Followed by a talk from Professor Chew – on Chemical Engineering. Please see further information on this from Professor Chew below: CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Matters for a Modern World Our world is a complex and evolving place. In the 21st Century, the requirements of a growing and ageing population will have significant impact on society. With global population expected to reach 8.5 bn by 2030 and 11.2 bn by the end of the century, demand on resources such as water, energy, food and raw materials will be greater than anything we have experienced. How do we meet the expectations of a modernised, global society whilst minimising the impact we have on our environment?1 Chemical engineering benefits society and the environment by combining science and mathematics to develop new and sustainable technologies, processes and products. Chemical engineers can make an impact by tackling important societal challenges and improving quality of life. They can have a role in recovering valuable materials and energy from waste, developing and delivering food, or improving healthcare and chemical product. It this presentation, we will explore how chemical engineering can make an impact and positive contribution to the world by addressing four key challenge areas confronting society: Water, Energy, Food & Nutrition and Health & Well-being. FOBISIA Maths Competition 2023 Bangkok Prep is extremely proud of our Year 6 students Arinjay, Keen, Fumika and Sayo who were selected ... See More Pi Day 2023 Many digits of Pi were recited! Much cake was eaten by teachers! Our students celebrated Pi day this ... See More Bangkok Prep Parent Golf Society A Bangkok Prep Golf society has been created by parents. Events held are not serious golf tournaments ... See More