Entrance requirements
  • Completed academic studies of the second degree, at least 300 ECTS and the grade point average of at least 8; or
  • completed academic studies of the second degree, at least 300 ECTS and at least one scientific paper published in an international journal from the SCI list; or
  • the Master of Science degree obtained in the pre-Bologna system.
Study programme goals

The primary goal of this study program is to enable students to obtain a degree which will be recognized by all European institutions and which will enable them to find suitable employment in the academic environment or industry or to continue their education in the field of chemistry or related disciplines within postdoctoral studies at a European university or at one of Serbian universities (when that educational degree is defined by our educational system).

Study outcome

Upon completing the study program Chemistry, the candidate is awarded the title "PhD in Chemistry".

Students will be able to independently and proficiently conduct complex research within a team with the aim of solving relevant scientific problems from the field of chemistry and related disciplines. They will become familiar with the use and operation of the latest instruments used in chemistry research laboratories. They will demonstrate the capacity to apply their knowledge in practice, particularly in solving problems, in acquiring new knowledge and making new discoveries. They will be able to formulate hypotheses and design experiments to test them. They will be able to analyze a material and formulate concepts. They will be able to adapt to new situations and make decisions. They will be able to establish various types of scientific cooperation and communication in Serbian and English.

Access to further studies

Diploma holders can continue their education within postdoctoral research at Serbian or world universities and scientific research institutions.

Professional qualifications

Students who have successfully completed doctoral academic studies in chemistry:

  • are able to independently and proficiently conduct complex research within a team with the aim of solving relevant scientific problems from the field of chemistry and related disciplines;
  • are able to work with the latest instruments used in chemistry research laboratories;
  • are able to use their knowledge in practice, particularly in problem-solving and making new discoveries;
  • are able to formulate hypotheses and design experiments to test them;
  • are able to analyze a material and formulate concepts;
  • can adapt to new situations and make decisions;
  • are able to establish various types of scientific cooperation and communication in Serbian and English;
  • are able to improve research and chemical education and can be competent mentors to the students of undergraduate, graduate and doctoral studies.
Curriculum

Weekly number of classes for each course is shown as: lectures + study research work.

Course Code ECTS Semester
Year   I 1 2
Elective Course 1 E71H1 8
—
  
Elective Course 2 E72H1 8
—
  
Study and Research R71H1 14
0+10
  
Study and Research R72H1 24  
0+16
Semester Paper S71H1 6  
0+4
  60  
Year   II 1 2
Elective Course 3 E73H1 8
—
  
Elective Course 4 E74H1 8
—
  
Study and Research R73H1 14
0+10
  
Writing and Publishing Scientific Papers 770A1 16  
10+0
Study and Research R74H1 14  
0+12
  60  
Year   III 1 2
Study and Research R75H1 30
0+20
  
Doctoral Thesis Z70H1 30  
0+20
  60  
Elective Courses
Chemistry
Biochemistry