Form of study
Part-time
Type of study
Doctoral
Awarded title
You get the title Ph.D.
Standard length of study
4 years
Language of study
Czech
Place of study
Teaching takes place in Pardubice
You can submit the application
Maximum number of admited students
10
Recognition of previous studies
Guarantor of the study programme: prof. Ing. Petr Mošner, Dr.
Graduates from the Chemistry and Technology of Inorganic Materials doctoral degree programme are qualified experts in the field of chemistry whose knowledge covers a broad range of materials chemistry. Graduates are able to evaluate and discuss current information from various sources using critical thinking, are able to share information with other members of the worldwide professional community, develop new inorganic materials, and introduce new materials in industrial production.
The study programme places great emphasis on understanding the relations between the chemical composition of materials, their structure and physicochemical properties. Upon completion of the study programme, graduates can find positions in research laboratories focused on materials chemistry, in both theoretical and applied research areas, or they can work as experts in scientific teams in industrial development centres or in relevant state administration departments.
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Úspěšní studenti
You will seek a job at
- Synthesia, a.s.
Synthesia, a.s. - SPOLCHEMIE
SPOLCHEMIE - SAINT-GOBAIN ADFORS CZ
SAINT-GOBAIN ADFORS CZ - FARMAK, a.s.
FARMAK, a.s. - Austin Detonator s.r.o.
Austin Detonator s.r.o. - Contipro, a.s.
Contipro, a.s. - MemBrain, MEGA a.s.
MemBrain, MEGA a.s. - Mondi Štětí a.s.
Mondi Štětí a.s. - Teva Czech Industries s.r.o.
Teva Czech Industries s.r.o.
What scholarships can you get
Dean's Student Award for Bachelor Students
up to 5,000 CZK for the best and outstanding work
Faculty Promotion
for popularisation and participation up to 1000 CZK per event
Dean's Student Award for Master and PhD Students
up to 15,000 CZK for the best and outstanding work
Tuition fees
Study in Czech language is free.
Part-time study
In Part-time study, lessons are on every other Friday and Saturday. Major part is self-study. It is a type of study suitable for students with full-time jobs.
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