Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry

Faculty of Chemical Technology

• Study Field: Inorganic Chemistry

Study Program: Inorganic Chemistry

• Form of study: Part-time/Full-time
• The standard length of study: 4 years
• Number of ECTS credits allocated: Study is not credit-based
• Graduation requirements: State Doctoral examination and Doctoral thesis defense
• Tuition fee (per academic year): Maximum 4,900 EUR

This programme focuses on the interface between inorganic, organic, physical and analytical chemistry and the chemistry of materials, polymers and biochemistry. In addition to deepening their theoretical knowledge, students will have the opportunity for practical application of the theory using modern instruments and techniques such as NMR spectroscopy and crystallography techniques, EPR, IQ, Raman’s and UV-Vis spectroscopy, microscopic and thermal analysis techniques. The Faculty of Chemical Technology has a proud 70-year history in the field of chemistry, and boasts state-of-the-art equipment in modern laboratories and facilities. The city of Pardubice offers safe and affordable cost of living, and easy access to major cities in Europe. As part of their studies, students will have the opportunity to work with international experts, complete an internship of at least one month abroad, and will gain experience in writing and publishing articles and presenting papers. Students can apply for a scholarship to fund their studies, and can gain additional income by working on projects if and where available.