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Faculty Faculty of Chemical Technology (FCH)
Study programme Physical Chemistry (P0531D130054)
Branch of study / Specialization Physical Chemistry (P0531D3114/70 - 2020)
Level of acquired qualification Doctoral
Form of study Full-time
Standard length of study 4 years
Number of ECTS credits Studies are not credit-based.
Qualification awarded Doctor (Ph.D.) (8)
Access to further studies The doctoral degree is the highest possible level of education in Czech education system.  
Type of completion State Doctoral Examination and dissertation defense.
Study and Examination Code URL
Faculty coordinator for international students
Komersová Alena, doc. Ing. Ph.D.
Email: ects.coordinator.fcht@upce.cz
Phone: +420466037093
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Key learning outcomes Graduates from the Physical Chemistry doctoral degree programme are fully qualified in physical chemistry, mainly in solid surface chemistry, adsorption and catalysis, material research, and chemical kinetics. Given that physical chemistry forms the theoretical basis of all chemical science disciplines with a strong interdisciplinary overlap and that students are encouraged to adopt the ability to analyse, find and answer questions to submitted problems during their studies, graduates are also able to easily adapt to solve problems relating to other fields or interdisciplinary issues. Graduates from the Physical Chemistry doctoral degree programme are independent workers capable of working with modern information technology, critically processing information from professional databases, performing teamwork, passing on experience, critically assessing the results of scientific work and discussing them in the mother tongue and English in both written and oral form. Job opportunities of Physical Chemistry graduates are in all forms of basic and applied research in universities and public and private scientific institutes, but also in all fields and activities where profound knowledge of physical and chemical methods is required, specifically in the chemical, pharmaceutical and food industry, development and commercial laboratories, environmental protection, etc.
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Specific provisions for recognition of prior learning unspecified
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Status Recommended year of study Recommended semester Course code Course title (* Final State Examination) Language of instruction Number of ECTS credits Course availability
A Compulsory - - JC/CDACW English for Scientists - B2+ English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA122 Chemical Kinetics English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA183 Advanced Calorimetric and Thermal Analysis Methods English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA140 Methods of Modelling in Physical Chemistry English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA180 Advanced Phase Equilibrium English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA116 Photocatalytic Processes English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA207 Spectroscopy in Catalysis English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA141 Modeling in Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KOANCH/CA148 Advanced Chemistry of Solids English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA210 Statistical Thermodynamics English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA129 Kinetic Processes in Glass-forming Systems English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA235 Testing Methods of Pharmaceutical Technology English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA234 Zeolites and Molecular Sieves English 0  
B Compulsory option - - KFCH/CA100 Adsorption on Solids English 0  
B Compulsory option - - UOCHT/CA193 Advances and Trends in Pharmacochemistry English 0