Posted: November 23, 2008 |
University of Warsaw offers new international nanotechnology-related PhD program |
(Nanowerk News) A new International PhD program - supported by the Polish Foundation of Science - is offered by the Faculty of Chemistry, University of Warsaw.
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The program designed in cooperation with well-recognized international research Partner institutions is entitled "From simple molecules to nanostructured and bioactive materials". It is divided into four thematic lines reflecting increasing complexity of the studied materials:
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Simple systems with complex molecular interactions
Nanostructured materials and biomaterials
From new materials to devices, and
Biomacromolecules and therapeutic systems - modeling and development.
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Students from all countries are invited to apply. The Program aims to train future scientists able to work in highly competitive environment and with abilities to work across disciplines.
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Duration of the program is 4 years, including 6-24 months spent abroad in the foreign Partner institutions.
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Up to 18 students will be admitted to the first or second year of the International PhD studies. The successful candidates will be able to choose a Principal Supervisor and select the subject of the project (download subjects of theses).
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A fellowship of 3000 PLN/month (tax-free) + 500 PLN/month (insurance) is offered, which compares well with the average salary in Poland. An additional allowance of 1500 PLN /month will be provided for the stay at the foreign partner institution.
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Tuition fees for all coursework and health insurance are covered by the fellowship. The University will assist in finding accommodation.
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