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Chemistry Scholarship at Universita Degli Studi Di Ferrara

Thursday, March 5th, 2009

IUSS-Ferrara 1391, in the promotion of its graduate program whose organization is based on a international model, aims to to attract the best international and Italian students to Ferrara.

Each year the University of Ferrara determines the number of scholarships reserved for international students, divided by academic macro-areas. The announcement is made public in June. The selection for graduate admission, based on qualifications and letters of recommendation, takes place in July, so that winners can start their activity the following January.

Places without scholarships are also foreseen. In case you are admitted without a fellowship from University of Ferrara and you are interested in obtaining a fellowship, please look at our help page.

At the end of the first year, on the basis of the work done by the international scholarship student, the University Council will determine admission for the following year and for the award of the Cultural Science Master (MSC).

For year 2009, the official announcement of PhD fellowships for international students can be found at http://www.unife.it/formazione-postlaurea/dottorati/dottorati-di-ricerca-anno-2008. A summary of the relevant information is available here. The successful applicants will start their activity on January 1st, 2009. They will receive a fellowship of about 820 Euro net per month and will be entitled to have a free room at the Residential College of IUSS-Ferrara 1391. Additional places without fellowship are foreseen.

For year 2010, preliminary information is available here.

For international students, admission to doctoral programs and special fellowships is based on qualifications and letters of recommendation.

The application has to be adressed to “Rettore dell’Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Ufficio Postlaurea, Via Scienze 41/b, 44100 – Ferrara” .The following material has to be sent together with the application:
A photocopy of an identity document
Certification of the University degree, including titles of the courses and marks obtained in the examinations.
At least two recommendation letters.
Curriculum vitae.
A presentation of a research project which the student would like to pursue in Ferrara
Any other document which can be useful for evaluating the attitude of the candidate to the research activity.

All documents, unless written in English or Italian, are to be translated into one of the above languages.

Application and the attached documents must reach the University of Ferrara in June. Decision will be taken in july.

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doctoral-programs for the doctoral programs which are available at the University of Ferrara. Candidates are invited to contact research staff of the Ferrara university also in advance to the presentation of their application.

Chemistry Master at Norwegian University Of Science & Technology

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

The Master program in chemistry is suitable for you if you wonder why medicines work as they do and how to tailor molecules for medicines, catalysts in the industry or numerous other applications. Or if you want to learn how nature’s chemistry works, and how environmental problems can be solved. NTNU is the only university in Norway where you can specialise within Environmental and analytical chemistry. You can also study advanced structural chemistry using synchroton radiation.

Course Objectives
The 2-year program in chemistry gives students academic specialisation within topics such as Biochemistry, Environmental and analytical chemistry, Organic chemistry, Structural chemistry or Chemistry education and dissemination. The objective of the program is to educate chemists who are able to work independently with chemistry at a high level.

Through lectures, laboratory work, exercises, project work, excursions, and an independent master’s thesis you will gain knowledge about relevant working methods for research, industry, administration, and education. The Master’s degree program in Chemistry also forms the foundation for doctoral programs in Chemistry.