Programme code
P0531D130062
Description
Are you fascinated by nature and interested in the environment you live in? Do you care about sustainable functioning of the world? If so, this is the right place for you. Our Ph.D. programme focuses on scientific work and the development of technologies for the protection of our planet. As these problems are complex and involve both chemical and biological processes, you can encounter and use, eventually, a broad range of methods from e.g. environmental and analytical chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology and molecular biology, depending on the particular topic you choose to study further.
Our common goal is to create a better and highly sustainable environment for us and future generations alike.
The technology we are developing revolves around the efficient use, recycling and reduction of waste, chemical and biological treatment of wastewater, biodegradable and sustainable materials, such as bioplastics, environmental biotechnologies, electrochemical methods for rapid environmental analysis.
Nearest application deadline
12 August 2022 (for academic year 2022/2023)
Next application deadline
N/A
Annual tuition fee
CZK 65,000
Scholarship in 1st year of study
Scholarship from 2nd year of study
up to CZK 96000 per year
Scholarship info (2nd year and up)
In the second and the following academic year of studies the DP scholarship may be paid from the resources of the scholarship fund of the Faculty, at which the student is enrolled. Students may submit the request within 30 days of the next academic year. The amount of the scholarship depends on the Dean's decision.
Admission directive
Rules and Requirements for the Publicly Announced Admission Procedure for Accredited Doctoral Study Programmes in the English Language
Link to application directive
Required documents
University Diploma
Transcript of Records
Certificate in English (CEFRL B2 minimum)
Curriculum Vitae
University Reference
Motivation Letter
Summary of Academic Work
Recognition of Previous Tertiary Education
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Link to dissertation topics