POSTGRADUATE STUDIES IN PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

UNIVERSITY OF CRETE

In collaboration with the Department of Chemistry, University of Athens, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Patras, Foundation for Research and Technology-Hellas (FORTH) and National Hellenic Research Foundation (NHRF)

APPLIED MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY

AIM

The aim of the postgraduate studies in Applied Molecular Spectroscopy is to produce scientists with a comprehensive knowledge of modern molecular spectroscopic techniques used in research laboratories of universities and research centers and find industrial, health and environmental applications. Master's Degrees and PhDs are offered after the successful attendance of a number of theoretical and laboratory courses.

A Master's Degree lasts two years and it can be accomplished either by courses or by a combination of courses and a research project. PhDs require a minimum period of two years research after completing the program for a Master's Degree.

Candidate postgraduate students may be graduates of Chemistry, Physics and Engineering Departments of Universities and Polytechnic Schools.

ΑΝΑΚΟΙΝΩΣΗ

MORE INFORMATION

For information on admission exams and rules (in Greek) click here.

For information about the general Postgraduate program of the Chemistry Department click here.

SECRETARY OF THE PROGRAM:

Kornaraki Sophia
Dept. of Chemistry, University of Crete,
Leoforos Knossou, Heraklion 71409,
Crete, Greece
Tel. +30 810 39 3677
Fax +30 810 39 3601
E-mail: skornaraki@chemistry.uoc.gr

APPLICATION FORM (in Greek) DOWNLOAD

KANONISMOS (in Greek) KANONISMOS

The BEOWULF of AMS THE-ELEMENTS

PROGRAM (OLD)

PROGRAM (NEW)

A-SEMESTER (Program)

B-SEMESTER (Program)

C-SEMESTER
  • Master's Thesis
  • Selection of one additional course (*)
D-SEMESTER
  • Master's Thesis
  • Selection of one additional course (*)
(*) For those who will attend a Master's Degree by courses.

Additional Courses

THEORETICAL

EXPERIMENTAL Special Courses BIBLIOGRAPHY

Last update: Tue Dec 11 12:08:23 EET 2007

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