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Training of students in the chemical field for several years, 2013-2018, was carried out at the chemical department, which is part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, later reorganized into the Faculty of Biology and Chemistry. At this time, three departments functioned: analytical, organic and inorganic, physical chemistry.
In September 2018, the faculty was renamed into the Faculty of Chemistry, which now has five departments: "Analytical Chemistry", "Inorganic Chemistry and Materials Science", "Organic Synthesis and Bioorganic Chemistry", "Physical and Colloidal Chemistry" and "Chemistry of Polymers and Chemical Technology".
The faculty is training bachelors in the specialties of “Chemistry”, “Chemical technology” and “Materials science and chemistry of new materials”. In the specialties “Chemistry” preparing masters, as well as doctoral students prepare for 6 specialties: "02.00.01-Inorganic Chemistry", "02.00.02-Analytical Chemistry", "02.00.03-Organic Chemistry", "02.00.04-Physical Chemistry", "02.00.06-High-Molecular Compounds" and "02.00.12- Nanochemistry, nanophysics and nanotechnology”.
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
Training of students in the chemical field for several years, 2013-2018, was carried out at the chemical department, which is part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, later reorganized into the Faculty of Biology and Chemistry. At this time, three departments functioned: analytical, organic and inorganic, physical chemistry.
In September 2018, the faculty was renamed into the Faculty of Chemistry, which now has five departments: "Analytical Chemistry", "Inorganic Chemistry and Materials Science", "Organic Synthesis and Bioorganic Chemistry", "Physical and Colloidal Chemistry" and "Chemistry of Polymers and Chemical Technology".
The faculty is training bachelors in the specialties of “Chemistry”, “Chemical technology” and “Materials science and chemistry of new materials”. In the specialties “Chemistry” preparing masters, as well as doctoral students prepare for 6 specialties: "02.00.01-Inorganic Chemistry", "02.00.02-Analytical Chemistry", "02.00.03-Organic Chemistry", "02.00.04-Physical Chemistry", "02.00.06-High-Molecular Compounds" and "02.00.12- Nanochemistry, nanophysics and nanotechnology”.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Samarkand State University in Uzbekistan was established in 1927, closely linked to the Temurids period and Ulughbek's Academy. It reflects the rich history and achievements of the period, including its history, science, education, architecture, art and culture. Located in the city of Samarkand in eastern Uzbekistan, Samarkand State University – also known simply as SamSU – offers students over 30 bachelor’s study areas and more than 40 master’s degree programmes. It’s one of the oldest and largest higher educational establishments in Uzbekistan: though it was officially inaugurated as the University beginning of the 20th century, its roots go back to the Ulughbek period. Thanks to its illustrious reputation, dozens of major state, cultural and scientific figures, writers and poets have emerged from the university during its lifetime. Samarkand State University also has a publishing wing, which produces the journal SamSU Scientific Bulletin, published six times a year in Russian and Uzbek.
Samarkand State University in Uzbekistan was established in 1927, closely linked to the Temurids period and Ulughbek's Academy. It reflects the rich history and achievements of the period, including its history, science, education, architecture, art and culture. Located in the city of Samarkand in eastern Uzbekistan, Samarkand State University – also known simply as SamSU – offers students over 30 bachelor’s study areas and more than 40 master’s degree programmes. It’s one of the oldest and largest higher educational establishments in Uzbekistan: though it was officially inaugurated as the University beginning of the 20th century, its roots go back to the Ulughbek period. Thanks to its illustrious reputation, dozens of major state, cultural and scientific figures, writers and poets have emerged from the university during its lifetime. Samarkand State University also has a publishing wing, which produces the journal SamSU Scientific Bulletin, published six times a year in Russian and Uzbek.
High-Molecular Compounds
Samarkand State University, Samarkand, Uzbekistan
36 monthsProgram duration
YesScholarships
ChemistryMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
Training of students in the chemical field for several years, 2013-2018, was carried out at the chemical department, which is part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, later reorganized into the Faculty of Biology and Chemistry. At this time, three departments functioned: analytical, organic and inorganic, physical chemistry.
In September 2018, the faculty was renamed into the Faculty of Chemistry, which now has five departments: "Analytical Chemistry", "Inorganic Chemistry and Materials Science", "Organic Synthesis and Bioorganic Chemistry", "Physical and Colloidal Chemistry" and "Chemistry of Polymers and Chemical Technology".
The faculty is training bachelors in the specialties of “Chemistry”, “Chemical technology” and “Materials science and chemistry of new materials”. In the specialties “Chemistry” preparing masters, as well as doctoral students prepare for 6 specialties: "02.00.01-Inorganic Chemistry", "02.00.02-Analytical Chemistry", "02.00.03-Organic Chemistry", "02.00.04-Physical Chemistry", "02.00.06-High-Molecular Compounds" and "02.00.12- Nanochemistry, nanophysics and nanotechnology”.
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
Training of students in the chemical field for several years, 2013-2018, was carried out at the chemical department, which is part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences, later reorganized into the Faculty of Biology and Chemistry. At this time, three departments functioned: analytical, organic and inorganic, physical chemistry.
In September 2018, the faculty was renamed into the Faculty of Chemistry, which now has five departments: "Analytical Chemistry", "Inorganic Chemistry and Materials Science", "Organic Synthesis and Bioorganic Chemistry", "Physical and Colloidal Chemistry" and "Chemistry of Polymers and Chemical Technology".
The faculty is training bachelors in the specialties of “Chemistry”, “Chemical technology” and “Materials science and chemistry of new materials”. In the specialties “Chemistry” preparing masters, as well as doctoral students prepare for 6 specialties: "02.00.01-Inorganic Chemistry", "02.00.02-Analytical Chemistry", "02.00.03-Organic Chemistry", "02.00.04-Physical Chemistry", "02.00.06-High-Molecular Compounds" and "02.00.12- Nanochemistry, nanophysics and nanotechnology”.
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Samarkand State University in Uzbekistan was established in 1927, closely linked to the Temurids period and Ulughbek's Academy. It reflects the rich history and achievements of the period, including its history, science, education, architecture, art and culture.
Located in the city of Samarkand in eastern Uzbekistan, Samarkand State University – also known simply as SamSU – offers students over 30 bachelor’s study areas and more than 40 master’s degree programmes. It’s one of the oldest and largest higher educational establishments in Uzbekistan: though it was officially inaugurated as the University beginning of the 20th century, its roots go back to the Ulughbek period.
Thanks to its illustrious reputation, dozens of major state, cultural and scientific figures, writers and poets have emerged from the university during its lifetime. Samarkand State University also has a publishing wing, which produces the journal SamSU Scientific Bulletin, published six times a year in Russian and Uzbek.
Find out more about SamSU via its social media channels, including YouTube and Telegram.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Applied Art
Archaeology
Fine Arts and Engineering Graphics
History (by country and region)
Instrumental Performance
Literary Studies (Uzbek Literature)
Methods of Teaching History
Music Education
Organization and Management of Cultural and Art Institutions
Painting
Philosophy
Vocal Performance
Business and Management (6)
Digital Economy (by industry and sector)
Economy (by industry and sector)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Applied Mathematics and Informatics
Methods of Teaching Informatics
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Biology (by type)
Biology Teaching Methodology
Biotechnology
Psychology
Natural Sciences (6)
Applied Mathematics
Chemical Technology
Chemistry
Ecology
Geography of Studying the Object
Hydrometeorology
Materials Science and Chemistry of New Materials
Mathematical Engineering
Mathematics
Mechanics and Mathematical Modeling
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Law
National Idea, Fundamentals of Spirituality and Law Education
Pedagogy and Psychology
Philology and Language Teaching (Tajik Language)
Philology and Language Teaching (Uzbek Language)
Physical Culture
Preschool Education
Primary Education
Social Work
Sociology
Sports (by type of activity)
Sports (wrestling)
Technological Education
Samarkand State University in Uzbekistan was established in 1927, closely linked to the Temurids period and Ulughbek's Academy. It reflects the rich history and achievements of the period, including its history, science, education, architecture, art and culture.
Located in the city of Samarkand in eastern Uzbekistan, Samarkand State University – also known simply as SamSU – offers students over 30 bachelor’s study areas and more than 40 master’s degree programmes. It’s one of the oldest and largest higher educational establishments in Uzbekistan: though it was officially inaugurated as the University beginning of the 20th century, its roots go back to the Ulughbek period.
Thanks to its illustrious reputation, dozens of major state, cultural and scientific figures, writers and poets have emerged from the university during its lifetime. Samarkand State University also has a publishing wing, which produces the journal SamSU Scientific Bulletin, published six times a year in Russian and Uzbek.
Find out more about SamSU via its social media channels, including YouTube and Telegram.
Arts and Humanities (6)
Archaeology
Engineering Graphics and Design Theory
Historiography, Source Studies and Methods of Historical Research (by country)
History (by directions and countries)
History of Uzbekistan
Linguistics (Tajik)
Linguistics (Uzbek Language)
Literature (Tajik Literature)
Music Education and Art
Philosophy
Business and Management (6)
Corporate Finance and the Securities Market (by industry)
Engineering and Technology (6)
Applied Mathematics and Information Technologies
Information Technologies in Education
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Biology (Botany)
Biology (Human and Animal Physiology)
Biology (Plant Physiology)
Biotechnology
Ichthyology and Hydrobiology
Psychology
Zoology
Natural Sciences (6)
Applied Mathematics
Chemistry
Ecology
Geography of Studying the Object
Hydrology
Mathematics
Soil Sciences
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Anthropology
Ethics and Aesthetics
Human Resource Management
Methods of Teaching Social and Humanitarian Sciences (Fundamentals of Spirituality)
Theory and History of Pedagogy
Theory and Methodology of Physical Education and Sports
Theory and Methods of Education
Arts and Humanities (4)
Archaeology
Comparative Literature, Comparative Linguistics and Interpretation
Historiography, Source Studies and Methods of Historical Research
History of Uzbekistan
Languages and Literature of Asian and African Nations
Ontology, Gnoseology and Logic
Social Philosophy
Uzbek Language
Uzbek Literature
World History
Engineering and Technology (4)
Liquidity and Gas Mechanics
Mathematical Modeling, Numerical Methods and Complex of Applications
System Analysis, Management and Processing of Information
Natural Sciences (4)
Algebra
Analytical Chemistry
Differential Equations and Mathematical Physics
High-Molecular Compounds
Inorganic Chemistry
Mathematical Analysis
Mechanics of Liquidity and Gas
Nanochemistry, Nanophysics and Nanotechnology
Organic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Social Sciences and Management (4)
Theory and Methods of Education
Theory of Pedagogy. History of Pedagogical Teachings