Chemical Technology, specialization: Composites and Nanomaterials

Master studies in Chemical Technology – Composites and Nanomaterials last for three semesters starting in February each year. The first semester is partly devoted to amend the basic knowledge in chemical technology for candidates studying abroad and those persons who at their bachelor level, studied directions different from chemical technology to reach standards defined by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. Regular courses contain physical and inorganic chemistry, engineering of materials and chemical reactors, technology of polymers, processing of nanomaterials and composites. Classes on modelling and simulation are included. Laboratory classes allow to perform synthesis and detailed characterization of composites together with their various practical application using the specific physical, mechanical and electrochemical properties. Ecology and recycling is also in the programme as well as advanced materials for generation and storage of energy. The students have also a possibility to select elective courses during studies, e.g. biotechnology, medical aspects and others. A graduate receives the title – Master of Science in Chemical Technology.He/she is prepared to perform research and development in the discipline of his/her education, i.e. chemical technology, especially in Composites and Nanomaterials. A graduate can be employed in research and industry where the knowledge of advanced materials is required. His/her competence will be synthesis, characterization, processing and application of composites and nanomaterials taking into account environmental protection. He/she is prepared to undertake doctoral studies. His/her English knowledge allows easy exchange of experience, communication, direct interpersonal contacts and fluent formulation of documentations and/or specifications.

Education requirements:

English language – level B2 (Common European Framework),
Bachelor of Science degree (or equivalent)