Industrial Chemistry (PhD) is a research-focused doctoral programme that prepares you for careers in industrial R&D and advanced materials/process development.Work with academic supervisors and collaborate with industry and research partners, with a strong emphasis on sustainability, catalysis, polymers/ceramics, and green/circular chemistry.
Industrial Chemistry (PhD) is a research-intensive doctoral program designed to equip students for careers in industrial research and development, as well as advanced materials and process innovation. This program emphasizes collaboration with academic supervisors and partnerships within the industry and research sectors, focusing on sustainability, catalysis, polymers, ceramics, and green and circular chemistry principles.
The PhD program is primarily research-oriented, allowing candidates to develop an original research project with guidance from academic supervisors. The curriculum includes training activities and periodic evaluations to ensure progress.
Note: Specific training activities, milestone timelines, and any taught components may vary for each cohort and research project. Always consult the official program regulations and the current PhD call for precise information.
Applicants must possess a second-cycle (Master’s) degree or a single-cycle degree deemed suitable for doctoral study in chemistry or a closely related field.
Graduates of the Industrial Chemistry PhD program are well-positioned for careers in various sectors, including industrial research and development, academia, and consultancy roles, where they can contribute to advancements in sustainable chemistry and materials science.
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