Doctor of Philosophy in Materials Science in Germany

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The PhD can vary depending on the institution and country in which it is awarded. Most scholars pursue a PhD because of strong motivation to contribute to the academic community as well as true curiosity about their chosen field of study. 

 

Materials science is a field that strives to meet the needs of manufacturing and other industries that rely on resources. As natural and renewable sources are diminishing, students who become material scientists may develop new supplies by applying chemistry, biotechnology, and engineering.

Germany, officially the Federal Republic of Germany, is a federal parliamentary republic in western-central Europe. The country consists of 16 states, and its capital and largest city is Berlin.

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IDS-FunMat-INNO – International Doctoral School in Functional Materials

EIT RawMaterials
Campus October 2018 Germany Berlin

IDS-FunMat-Inno will develop a model for Ph.D. education for the European raw materials sector, producing Ph.D. graduates who are equipped for innovation and entrepreneurship. The strategic aim is to strengthen the competitiveness, growth, and attractiveness of the European raw materials sector (including processing, recycling, and substitution of critical raw materials). [+]

About IDS-FunMat-INNO

IDS-FunMat-INNO is a project funded by the KIC EIT-Raw Materials, in the category Ph.D. Education.

The key ingredients delivered in our Ph.D. education are:

international and intersectoral mobility: each Ph.D. candidate works in two different countries (international cotutelle or co-supervision), and will gain experience in both academic and private sectors Training in entrepreneurship and innovation skills: apart from frequent contacts with the industry partner of their project, the entrepreneurial mindset of Ph.D. candidates will be stimulated by a specific training school. Training in eco-design and life-cycle analysis of materials and the value chain of raw materials: topics such as access to resources, sustainable substitution of critical and toxic raw materials and materials recycling have become crucial issues pertaining to all branches of materials research. It is thus a fundamental necessity to develop training modules in this new field that is part of the circular economy to develop. Training in project and risk management: knowledge of risk management is essential for future career prospects ofPh.D. candidates, but also for management of the Ph.D. project itself. Our Ph.D. candidates learn the basics early on atthe start of their thesis. Training in technology intelligence: the Ph.D. candidates will be trained to gather technology intelligence using specific web platforms and software tools. ... [-]