Chemistry and Technology of Materials |
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Recommended curriculum of the PhD study programme |
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Information about study plan |
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Subjects are selected by the student in cooperation with the supervisor and the resulting study plan is always subject to approval by the subject council. If the supervisor and the council council agree, the student may also choose subjects outside the list below.
Compulsory elective courses are divided into two groups (modules). In the first group, also called "module A", there are subjects specific to the programme being studied. In the second group, also called 'module B', there are specialist subjects that broaden knowledge in areas complementary to the programme studied.
Minimum amount of compulsory-elective subjects selected by student: 4 (module A + module B).
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Recommended programme subjects 1, 2
Recommended programme subjects
Recommended programme subjects |
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| Code | Subject Title | L/Ex/Lab | ||
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| P107007 | International Summer/Winter School Dedicated to Chemistry of Glass or Ceramics | 2 / 1 / - | ||
| P112004 | Polymer Materials in Medicine and Pharmacy | 3 / - / - | ||
| P126005 | Experimental Methods of Obtaining of Thermodynamic data of Solids | 2 / 1 / - | ||
| P126006 | Thermodynamic Modelling Preparation and Materials Processing | 2 / 1 / - | ||
| P402004 | Nanotechnology: basic principles and application | 3 / - / - | ||
| P403006 | Colloid and Surface Chemistry | 2 / 1 / - | ||
| P403017 | Advanced methods for characterization of solids | 2 / 1 / - | ||
| P413009 | Advanced Methods of Applied Mathematics | 3 / - / - | ||
More information
Subjects of transferable competences and other courses and seminars
Optional subjects, seminars and courses taught at the school-wide level providing skills beyond a narrow professional focus. More information at phd.vscht.cz