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Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry Master's Programme

An Erasmus Mundus joint Master's programme in advanced spectroscopy run by a European university consortium.

Best for:Best for chemistry graduates seeking an international joint master's degree with a focus on advanced spectroscopic techniques.

Jagiellonian University in Kraków · Kraków, Poland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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advanced spectroscopyanalytical chemistrymolecular analysisapplied chemistryspectroscopic applications
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
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Funding
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2 years
Start date
flexible
Temporary
Location
Kraków
Poland

Overview

The Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry programme is a collaborative MSc initiative coordinated by a consortium of five European universities, including Jagiellonian University in Kraków. The curriculum centers on advanced spectroscopic techniques and their diverse applications across scientific domains. Students follow an integrated mobility path across partner institutions and receive a joint or multiple master's degree upon successful completion. Applicants are expected to engage with the consortium's mobility structure and meet the established admission standards.

Erasmus MundusMaster's programmechemistryspectroscopyjoint degreeEuropean consortium

What you'll do

  • Complete coursework and practical training across participating consortium universities
  • Conduct research utilizing advanced spectroscopic methods
  • Fulfill mobility requirements by studying at multiple partner institutions
  • Complete and defend a Master's thesis in the field of chemistry

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree in chemistry or a closely related scientific field

Degree offered: Master's degree in Chemistry

Language: English; proficiency required per programme guidelines

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational knowledge in chemistry and physical sciences
  • Academic background suitable for rigorous international master's coursework
  • Capacity to adapt to multi-institutional academic environments
Nice to have
Prior laboratory experience in analytical or physical chemistryFamiliarity with basic spectroscopic instrumentation
Eligibility
  • Open to international and domestic applicants meeting consortium criteria

Funding & terms

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Duration
2 years
Programme
Erasmus Mundus Programme
EU-FUNDEDEuropean Union

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How to apply

Review the detailed admission guidelines on the official application portal. Submit all required application materials directly through the consortium's designated submission system before the posted deadline.

Documents required
  • CV
  • Academic transcripts
  • Degree certificate
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Contact

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Faculty of Chemistry
Jagiellonian University in Kraków
Erasmus Mundus ProgrammePoland
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