The doctoral curriculum offers a course of study and research, structured and directed by experts in imaging science. Students acquire the knowledge, skills, and experience to continue to expand the boundaries of the discipline and to meet current scholarly, industrial, and governmental demands.

The course of study involves two years of course work beyond the baccalaureate and a research-based dissertation. The successful doctoral candidate completes course work, including the core curriculum, defined by a plan of study, passes a series of comprehensive examinations, and completes a dissertation under the supervision of a research advisor and dissertation committee....

The International Master’s Degree Programme in Modeling Molecules and Nanosystems (MoMoNano) is organised jointly by the Department of Chemistry and the Department of Physics. Its goal is to provide the students with the skills they need for careers in computational physics and chemistry, both in private and public sector, and to secure the retention of students to higher scientific degrees (PhD).MoMoNano offers a wide range of courses in computational physics and chemistry. The systems studied range from small molecules to very large nanosystems and biomolecules. The cross-disciplinary nature of MoMoNano and the relevance of the research are highlighted in the course material. The computational methods have an intense connection to the strong experimental activities in the departments to give the students a feeling of how these two sides of science are related. All this makes MoMoNano a unique programme – well above par among its rivals.MoMoNano is linked to a consortium in computational physics and chemistry (NOCCOP), which is currently being established between five universities in four of the Nordic Countries. The student attending NOCCOP has the possibility to study at two or more partner universities....

The clinical chemistry program is designed for full- or part-time graduate study. Required courses are offered regularly during the late afternoon or evening in order to accommodate the work schedules of part-time students.

The program is designed to provide a focused educational experience for individuals preparing for careers in clinical chemistry. The design of the program provides technical and managerial proficiencies in either the diagnostic laboratory or a related industry.

The master’s program includes a core curriculum and electives that are chosen to reflect the student’s background and career goals. A minimum of 50 quarter credits beyond the bachelor’s degree is required....

Master's Degree Programme in Chemical and Process Engineering

We invite you to apply to the Master’s Degree Programme in Chemical and Process Engineering, "Innovative Process and Product Engineering", at Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT).

Finland is known for its modern, innovative industry, unspoiled nature and high standard of living and safety. In addition, university education in Finland is free of charge. In this environment we offer you high-level education leading to the degree of Master of Science (Tech.).

The programme follows the core curriculum recommendations given by the European Federation of Chemical Engineering. The general goal of the programme is to give students sufficient scientific and technological knowledge for the career of chemical and process engineers in different fields of process industry. Moreover, the students will attain the basis for postgraduate studies and for continuous education in the field. A specific goal of the programme is to promote and develop students’ ability to create innovations and new technology....

Fuels – primary energy is a base for the development and even the existence of contemporary economies. Production and use of fuels  need to follow the sustainability principles to be acceptable in the longer term. 

Students of the course gain the competence and knowledge in the fields of fuels technologies and the analyses of their production and use. Subjects studied are within two groups: bases of fuels technologies and principles of the energy systems analyses and development. The former group has such subjects as: engineering of chemical reactors, surface phenomena and industrial catalytic processes, physics of energy transformation, basics of biotechnology, batteries and fuel cells and environmental protection in chemical processes. The latter group are the following subjects: modelling and planning in energy systems, energy markets and policy, energy and environment....

The MS degree in chemistry is offered on either a part-time or full-time basis to fill the needs of both the practicing chemist and the full-time graduate student. Graduates will focus on each of three fields: analytical, organic, and physical chemistry.

The master of science degree in chemistry is offered on a part-time or full-time basis. The program options are designed to fill the needs of both the practicing chemist in the greater Rochester industrial community and the full-time graduate student.

The department of chemistry has research- and teaching-oriented faculty, as well as excellent equipment and facilities, that enable full-time graduate students to carry on a program of independent study that develops the ability to attack scientific problems at the research level. The research can result in either a thesis or a project report....

Master's Program - Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering

“Intelligent“ pharmaceutical drugs can be tailored to the age, sex and lifestyle of the individual. These medical products of the future can be oriented to the characteristics and needs of people and thus have the potential to revolutionise medical care in a fundamental way. Shorter development times and a far more economical production have made pharmaceutical engineering into an economically relevant factor. The four-semester master’s programme Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering links the scientific disciplines of Chemistry and Pharmacy with the engineering discipline of Chemical and Process Engineering and thus represents a master’s programme unique in the German-speaking area....

The RIT MS color science program is the only graduate program in the country devoted to this discipline. Color science is broadly interdisciplinary, encompassing physics, statistics, chemistry, physiology, statistics, computer science, and psychology. The degree program in color science revolves around the activities of the Munsell Color Science Laboratory, the preeminent academic laboratory in the country devoted to color science.

Color science is broadly interdisciplinary, encompassing physics, chemistry, physiology, statistics, computer science, and psychology. The curriculum leading to a master of science degree in color science educates students using a broad interdisciplinary approach. This is the only graduate program in the country devoted to this discipline and it is designed for students whose undergraduate majors are in physics, chemistry, imaging science, computer science, electrical engineering, experimental psychology, physiology or any discipline pertaining to the quantitative description of color....