Chemical Engineering (PhD)

Kaunas University of Technology Lithuania

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PhD

How long you will study
4 years

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full-time

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About Chemical Engineering at Kaunas University of Technology

Double degree programme with Technical University of Košice, Slovakia

Chemical engineering PhD studies are a traditional, research based, usually four-year, doctoral degree program, which provides:

A thorough grounding in the fundamental principles of chemical engineering, as well as an intensive research experience;
A mentoring-intensive environment with co-supervision flexibility, allowing students to work with the outstanding Lithuanian scientist of their field;
The real-world experience through an experimental and practical assignments, hands-on operation of the modern pilot scale equipment and analytical techniques;
The accessibility to a modern computer technology enabling the process modelling, simulation and control;
The accessibility to a wide-range of seminars, conferences and scientific workshops.

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Notes about fees for this course

Tuition fee discounts for the residents of the EU, South and Central America, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey and Ukraine. All prospective students automatically become candidates to receive the International Student Scholarship which is assigned for the first year Bachelor or Masters students with strong academic record and motivation.

Entry requirements

Persons with a Master's Degree or equivalent degree of higher education may participate in an open competition for admission to doctoral studies.

Additional conditions: A sum of ECTS credits of the subjects in the fields of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry completed during I and II cycle University studies ≥ 30.