General Characteristics
The Master's Degree in Chemical Science and Technology is taught at the Faculty of Chemical Sciences of the Complutense University of Madrid.
The number of students who complete their studies is more than 90%.
RELEVANT DATA |
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Participating universities |
Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
Academic year in which it was implemented |
2010-2011 |
Accreditation renewal date |
01/03/2021 |
Type of teaching |
On-site |
Field of knowledge |
Sciences |
Number of new entry vacancies |
60 |
No. of ECTs of the degree |
60 |
Minimum number of ECTS of enrollment for part-time students |
30 |
Tenure Policy (Types of Enrollment)Modifications to the tenure policy |
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Teaching languages |
Spanish/English (Master's Thesis) |
RUCT Code |
4312444 |
Student Profile
The Master is aimed to provide graduates in Chemistry and related degrees with competences and skills that allow them to offer solutions to an increasingly technological society that demands new materials with very diverse features, which needs to develop processes and products that allow the protection of health and the environment and improve the quality of our lives. The training that students will receive is versatile and prepares them to perform highly qualified work, both in industries in the chemical and energy sectors, as well as in R&D&I in public or private companies and institutions or in research centers. Therefore, the recommended profile for incoming students should fall into the following categories:
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Graduates in Chemistry with degrees of 240 ECTS
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Graduates in Chemistry. with degrees of 300 ECTS
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Engineers, graduates and graduates of other related degrees. The Master's Coordination and Admission Committee will take into account the skills and competences provided by their access