During this type of study the student graduates at the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague.
In compliance with the Bologna system, there are currently three stages of study or study programmes offered by the Faculty of Chemical Engineering:
- bachelor (3 years, Bc.),
- master (2 years, Ing.)
- doctoral (4-7 years, Ph.D.)
Our Faculty of Chemical Engineering offers the following types of study programmes:
Bachelor´s degree programmes
Bachelor´s degree programmes extend for three years. Study programmes are based on core courses embracing general subjects. Graduates are awarded the title "Bachelor" (equivalent to BSc). Diploma Supplement is being issued in a widely spoken European language, given automatically and free of charge to every student upon graduation.
Master´s degree programmes
Master´s degree programmes link up to BSc programmes and take 2 years. Comprise core and specialized courses. Studies lead to the "engineer" degree ("inženýr" in Czech, equivalent to an M.Sc.). Diploma Supplement is being issued in a widely spoken European language, given automatically and free of charge to every student upon graduation.
Postgraduate doctoral studies
Postgraduate doctoral studies leading to a Ph.D. degree lasting nominally four years beyond master studies.
For most of the Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes, subjects are taught and examinations taken in Czech. Nevertheless, an ever growing number of departments is offering courses in English and for the doctoral programmes, depending on the subject, knowledge of Czech may not be a prerequisite.
The aim of the Doctoral studies at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering is to lead students to independent research and to provide them the appropriate qualifications. Every study programme is organized in a full-time (internal) or a part-time (external) mode of study. Standard length of a full-time study course is four years. The maximum length of (a part-time) study course is seven years. Graduates are awarded a Ph.D. title (a Doctorate, „doktor“ in Czech).