Master in Chemistry

The objective of the Master’s Degree in Chemistry from the Universitat Ramon Llull is:

To train professionals and researchers with a hard-working profile for research and for the development of products, processes, and services in different industrial sectors related to chemistry, particularly in the pharmaceuticals, analytical and materials fields. These professionals and researchers must have the followingcharacteristics:

Master in Investigation in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

Objectives: The objective of the Masters degree in Investigation in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering is to form elite investigators and to open the doors of investigational leaders in business and universities not only in Spain but in all of the countries integrated in the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). Designed for graduates that aspire to direct the most advanced lines of investigation; this Masters degree synthesizes and forms innovational leaders of IQS. The graduate will have the experience, the material means, the IQS community, and the rapport and interaction with businesses who are leaders in investigation, development, and innovation.... [-]

Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling (TCCM) play a key role in the development of modern chemistry, biochemistry, chemical biology, physics and material science. This has motivated six Universities leaders in the key disciplines of the field to set a consortium and offer a joint TCCM Master course. The creation of this joint Master has two main objectives: * establish a European standard for Master training; * promote the international mobility of Master studentsin the TCCM field. This idea has successfully attracted other 41 European higher education Institutions which have decided to join the TCCM Master consortium and has convinced the European Chemistry Thematic Network (ECTN) to support the initiative.The TCCM Master is meant to prepare experts in using and developing molecular sciences computational techniques to either work with innovative pharmaceutical, petrochemical, and new-materials industries or to follow future doctoral studies in Chemistry, Physics, Life or Material Sciences. It is articulated in 120 ECTS credits and can be accessed by students having a Bachelor in Chemistry, in Physics or in Material Science. Other scientific bachelors can also be accepted (provided that the student integrates his/her preparation as recommended by the local Tutor).In the first year (M1), 12 ECTS credits are devoted to a levelling course, 3 to the improvement of the student's command of a European language and 30 to compulsory courses in Mathematics, Statistical Mechanics, Molecular Quantum Mechanics, Programming and Numerical Methods; Group Theory; Reaction Dynamics and Spectroscopy delivered locally in the official language chosen by the Participating Institution. The... [-]

The creation of this postgraduate program has two main objectives: a) Establish a European standard of excellence in theoretical and computational chemistry which includes knowledge of methods, applications for use and programmability. b) To promote international mobility of students theoretical and computational chemistry both at the level of master and doctoral degrees.

The Masters in Applied Chromatographic Techniques main objective is to train students in one of the techniques used in the field of industrial, food, environmental and health analysis, among others.

Deepening the knowledge of chromatographic techniques and different sample processing techniques enable the students to resolve all kinds of analytical problems, and show you the most useful sources of information in this field, accreditation systems of quality and equip them with skills to plan and organize research in analytical chemistry.

El Máster Interuniversitario en Química Teórica y Modelización Computacional pretende otorgar al estudiante una formación avanzada, de carácter especializado y multidisciplinar orientada a promover la iniciación en tareas investigadoras que supla la demanda creciente de personal experto no solo del mundo de la academia, sino también de la industria. Exactamente, viene dado por la necesidad de formar personal investigador capaz de abordar tareas de I+D+i tales como: generación de nuevos fármacos, síntesis de nuevos materiales o conocimiento de actividad enzimática. Por tanto, el máster ofrece la posibilidad de integrarse en diversas y atrayentes áreas de actividad social e industrial.... [-]

The aim of the course is to get the students to be able to develop new chemical processes that are efficient and profitable economically, and are carried out in a way that respects the environment and the consumption of energy and raw materials is minimized and reduce the risks associated with the production, handling and use of chemicals needed to maintain or implement our way of life.

The master's program concerning national, has been designed taking into account the sustainability applied in scientific and technological fields. Addresses both social perspective, as the prospect of generating highly competitive companies. Notably, the quality of teachers participating in the Master.... [-]

The aim of this programme is to train new professionals in the field of nanotechnology, materials and chemical engineering. It is of particular interest for graduates in any of the branches of the experimental sciences and technologies (chemistry, chemical engineering, biochemistry, biotechnology, physics, quantum chemistry, biological chemistry, microbiology, etc.) and it clearly prepares them for future research.

The students will acquire the skills required for them to join universities, research institutes, industry and services with a strong sense of innovation, development and entrepreneurial vision.

This master's degree aims to take graduates beyond their bachelor’s degree and acquire a higher level of expertise in chemical engineering. Graduates will be highly trained in designing products and processes related to chemical engineering. They will also have a strong professional grounding because their work placement and master's theses will be conducted primarily in the chemical industry (i.e. in companies and organisations outside the university).

The Master's degree is designed for graduates in Chemical Engineering or a similar field, or a University Degree that qualifies graduates to practice as Professional technical industrial engineers specialised in industrial chemistry or a similar field. It is also aimed at students who wish to work as a project leader.... [-]

The Master's Degree in Chemical and Industrial Chemistry Research Has an interuniversity character and is taught by the universities of Santiago de Compostela (USC, coordinator), A Coruña (UDC) and Vigo (UVI), with the collaboration of the Official College of Chemistry of Galicia.

This Master's degree includes a research orientation (five specialties) and a professional orientation, with a duration of one year (60 ECTS).

Its objective is to provide its students with the knowledge to obtain a solid base in advanced chemistry and in instrumental chemical and biological techniques that allow them to orient themselves towards research or towards professionalization in relevant topics of chemical science and technology.... [-]

Module 2. UDC

Module 1. U Paris 7

Module 3. TFM

The Master aims, on the one hand, complement the training of future chemists who have completed graduate studies or BA, and secondly, introduce them to research activity by providing knowledge, skills and services related to chemistry and linked to the new demands skills and demands of a globalized market. The student, after completion of the Master, possess a wealth of knowledge and experience that will facilitate their entry into the field of research or insertion into the working world.

Students graduates in this Master will have access to the manufacture, presentation and defense of his doctoral thesis, in order to obtain a doctorate degree from the University of La Laguna as we have done more than sixty doctoral students in the last five years.... [-]

This is a Masters degree designed to train students in the field of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in order that they can develop a career in this field, or start a research activity leading to a doctoral thesis. Areas of knowledge that is inscribed: mainly in the areas of chemistry, physics, engineering, materials science, biochemistry, pharmacy and medicine. The theme of the Master is at the intersection of Nanoscience / Nanotechnology and molecular systems. Therefore affect scientific areas of current interest like Molecular Electronics, Molecular Magnetism, Supramolecular Chemistry, Surface Physics or Science of Molecular Materials.

The Master in Molecular Nanoscience and Nanotechnology responds to the academic and research profile through a range of subjects in scientific and technological areas of current interest such as Molecular Electronics, Nanomagnetism and Molecular Spintronics, Supramolecular Chemistry, Surface Physics, or the Science of Molecular Materials. The "molecular" orientation of this master in Nanoscience makes it unique on a national level and allows developing those aspects of nanoscience that are at the intersection between physics, chemistry and biology / medicine, making it truly multidisciplinary.... [-]

The main objective of this master is to offer the student advanced training, specialized and multidisciplinary, aimed at promoting their initiation in research tasks in the field of theoretical and computational chemistry. Computational modeling on a molecular scale has been constituted, over the last twenty years, as a tool that covers, in a transversal way, many areas of knowledge: from biochemistry to new materials, going through all the disciplines of chemistry and emerging areas as nanoscience.

Computational simulations have become an important branch that gives rise to a third pillar of science that allows theoretical and experimental studies to overcome the limitations inherent in them. This has led to a growing demand for skilled personnel trained in these fields, a demand that not only comes from the academic world, but also from the industry: more and more companies consider modeling at a molecular scale as an essential tool.... [-]

During the past century scientific research has been characterized by a progressive specialization and an increasingly accentuated division of the subjects under study. On the contrary, many of the problems relevant to society are multifaceted and their study requires a certain capacity for general vision and the connection of ideas. In this context, a postgraduate training in Science and Chemical Technology (CyTQ) provides the tools and training necessary to achieve a global vision of chemistry and related areas as well as their industrial processes.

The chemist with interdisciplinary training is qualified to develop his research / professional work beyond the borders of traditional fields, being able to collaborate with researchers / professionals from other disciplines other than chemistry and its technology and contributing as added values ​​its solid formation, its understanding of chemical processes and reactions in diverse fields and their ability to transfer ideas from one field to others such as biology, food, medicine, energy, the environment and materials, among others.... [-]