Inorganic Technology and Non - metallic Materials
Prospects of graduates
1. Systematic understanding and acquisition of skills and methods
Absolvent:
– has a deep theoretical knowledge and systematic understanding of thermodynamics and kinetics and is capable of solving challenging engineering problems in engineering practice,
– is proficient in methods for studying the structure and properties of materials,
– has special and deep knowledge in the research and development of glass, advanced ceramic materials with specific functional properties and functional coatings, with a comprehensive understanding of the broader context of the subject area,
– has practical research experience in the field of high-temperature processes,
– is proficient in scientific research methods in the preparation of new non-metallic inorganic materials,
– has a systematic understanding of the field of study of non-metallic inorganic materials and is proficient in relevant research methodologies,
– is able to work effectively with scientific literature, and purposefully extract information relevant to his/her research activities,
– is proficient in the ethical principles of scientific work and actively uses them in his/her research and publication activities.
2. Application of knowledge and understanding
Absolver:
– independently designs and implements research activities while maintaining the integrity of the research plan,
– critically evaluates and proposes new research concepts and procedures,
– independently solves problems in the development of inorganic technologies, including the reduction of waste production and solutions for their recovery, as well as the reduction of the environmental impact of these technologies,
– promotes technical and societal progress within the concept of the knowledge society,
– his theoretical and practical knowledge enables his application in research and development workplaces in academic departments, in industrial development and in interdisciplinary fields.
3. Formation of judgement:
Absolvent:
– independently plans research activities, performs necessary practical experiments using modern experimental and analytical techniques, analyzes and statistically evaluates the results obtained, and draws sound conclusions based on them,
– predicts the choice of a suitable material in terms of its complex production and utility properties for the selected application or applications, while evaluating its impact on the environment in terms of the requirements of the circular economy,
– solves research problems by integrating complex knowledge and synthesizing valid conclusions and recommendations.
4. Communication
Absolvent:
– has the ability to communicate constructively with his/her collaborators and the wider scientific community,
– is able to present the basic ideas of the research activity to the professional and lay public,
– is proficient in a foreign (especially English) language and can use it actively in communication within an international team, as well as in the dissemination of the results of his/her scientific research work in both oral (in the form of a presentation) and written (in the form of a scientific or professional publication) form,
– contributes his/her results to the expansion of the current state of knowledge: documents this fact by publishing the obtained results at international conferences and in renowned scientific journals,
– is actively proficient in computer technology and can use it in an appropriate way in communication within an international team, as well as in analysing, evaluating and presenting the results of his/her scientific research,
– is able to work actively in a team, to forecast developments in his/her field and to manage a small research team.
5. Ability to further education
The graduate:
– is prepared for a career as a scientific researcher and for further career and personal growth in academia or industrial research and development,
– demonstrates a high degree of autonomy while maintaining the ability to work as a team, as well as the ability to learn quickly and effectively and to master new issues using the theoretical and practical experience and skills acquired during the studies.
Basic info
- An applicant may submit only one application form and indicate on it one form of study (full-time or part-time).
- A decision on admission/non-admission will be sent to the applicant in writing/electronically no later than 30 days after verification of the fulfilment of the admission conditions.
- An applicant who has received an admission decision is obliged to enrol according to the instructions he/she receives together with the admission decision.
- An applicant who has received an admission decision is obliged to enrol according to the instructions he/she receives together with the admission decision.
- According to the Act No. 131/2002 Coll. on Higher Education, as amended, § 59 (3), the faculties have the right to request information from the admitted applicants whether they will enrol for studies. If the applicant fails to provide the information within the required time, the right to enrol in the study shall be terminated.
Requirements
The basic prerequisite is the completion of the second cycle of university studies, namely in the field of study Chemical Engineering and Technology (chemical engineering, chemical technology, inorganic technology and materials, organic and fuel technology, technology of macromolecular substances, Chemistry and Environmental Technology) or in the fields of study Chemistry (Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Macromolecular Chemistry, theoretical and computational chemistry, biochemistry), Physics (physics, chemical physics, condensed matter physics and acoustics, biophysics) or Engineering (materials). Applicants must demonstrate the capacity for independent scientific work and have an active knowledge of the English language. An entrance examination will be held as part of the PhD admission procedure. The content of the PhD entrance examination is to test the applicant’s knowledge of the subject matter covered by the dissertation topic selected by the applicant from the proposals for published PhD dissertation topics.
Deadlines
- Apply the application for study: [range_datumov]