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Industrial Chemistry is the branch of Chemistry that takes advantage of specific chemical knowledge to study and develop procedures aimed at transforming raw materials into products that are of benefit to humankind. The second-level Degree in Industrial Chemistry at the University of Parma consists of theoretical and practical courses in which the most advanced aspects of the chemical industry are tackled. Among others, the most prominent one is the study of energy-efficient and highly selective synthesis procedures, focused on reducing environmental impact and obtaining high-quality products for a variety of sectors.
This programme consists of 11 compulsory subjects aimed at developing both theoretical and experimental skills (each one with a final exams to assess the learning outcomes), one free-choice course, and a final laboratory traineeship lasting at least six months.
The second-level Degree’s Programme in Industrial Chemistry prepares the graduates to a professional career in the field of Industrial Chemistry, with possible employment in R&D laboratories, including procedure control, environment safety, security and protection.
In addition, the graduates are also prepared to the liberal profession, especially as consultants, as well as to continue their studies to the Ph.D. level, especially in the field of chemical sciences and applied chemistry.
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Industrial Chemistry is the branch of Chemistry that takes advantage of specific chemical knowledge to study and develop procedures aimed at transforming raw materials into products that are of benefit to humankind. The second-level Degree in Industrial Chemistry at the University of Parma consists of theoretical and practical courses in which the most advanced aspects of the chemical industry are tackled. Among others, the most prominent one is the study of energy-efficient and highly selective synthesis procedures, focused on reducing environmental impact and obtaining high-quality products for a variety of sectors.
This programme consists of 11 compulsory subjects aimed at developing both theoretical and experimental skills (each one with a final exams to assess the learning outcomes), one free-choice course, and a final laboratory traineeship lasting at least six months.
The second-level Degree’s Programme in Industrial Chemistry prepares the graduates to a professional career in the field of Industrial Chemistry, with possible employment in R&D laboratories, including procedure control, environment safety, security and protection.
In addition, the graduates are also prepared to the liberal profession, especially as consultants, as well as to continue their studies to the Ph.D. level, especially in the field of chemical sciences and applied chemistry.
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.
The University of Parma offers 40 First Cycle Degree Coursesand 6 Single Cycle Degree Courses organized into 9 Departments.
LAUREA - BACHELOR'S DEGREE
Provides a good general background in the field chosen by the student.
Duration: 3 years - 180 ECTS
Can lead to a Second Cycle Degree Course or a First Level Master Programme.
LAUREA MAGISTRALE A CICLO UNICO - SINGLE-CYCLE DEGREE
Ensures an advanced level of theoretical knowledge plus an on-field training, which is crucial for certain studies.
Duration: 5 or 6 years - 300 or 360 ECTS
Can lead to a PhD Course, a Specialisation Course or a Second level Master Programme.
Our didactical offer has been enriched in recent years, trying to keep pace with the times and "interpreting" the needs of the world of work: in recent years it has been enforced in particular in the food sector, with the start of new courses and the foundation of the School of Advanced Studies on Food and Nutrition, in the automotive sector, among other things with the adhesion to the regional project MUNER - Motorvehicle University Emilia Romagna, and in the computer sciences.
TUITION FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Annual fees don't exceed €2.000 and the payment is divided in two tranches. The total amount of annual taxes is calculated basing on Equivalent Economic Status Index (ISEE), with a no-tax area established for students with an ISEE less than or equal to €23.000. This service and the services including financial assistance, residential accomodations and dining facilities are managed by ER.GO, the Regional Authority for the Right to Higher Education. ER.GO
The University of Parma offers 46 Second Cycle Degree Courses, 7 of which entirely held in English: Advanced Automotive Engineering, Advanced Electronic Engineering, Communication Engineering, Electric Vehicle Engineering, Food safety and Food Risk Management, Food Science for Innovation and Authenticity, International business and development.
Specialisation Courses Every year, the University of Parma publishes a rich offer of Specialisation Courses regarding different scientific-disciplinary sectors, including courses for teacher training and preparatory courses to state exams for professional orders. The full list of Specialization Courses is constantly updated at the web page http://www.unipr.it/didattica/post-laurea/corsi-di-perfezionamento
TUITION FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Annual fees don't exceed €2.000 and the payment is divided in two tranches. The total amount of annual taxes is calculated basing on Equivalent Economic Status Index (ISEE), with a no-tax area established for students with an ISEE less than or equal to €23.000. This service and the services including financial assistance, residential accomodations and dining facilities are managed by ER.GO, the Regional Authority for the Right to Higher Education. ER.GO
Industrial Chemistry
Campus Universitario - Parco Area delle Scienze, Parma, Italy
# 401-450QS Subject Rankings
24 monthsProgram duration
156 EURTuition Fee/year
YesScholarships
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Industrial Chemistry is the branch of Chemistry that takes advantage of specific chemical knowledge to study and develop procedures aimed at transforming raw materials into products that are of benefit to humankind. The second-level Degree in Industrial Chemistry at the University of Parma consists of theoretical and practical courses in which the most advanced aspects of the chemical industry are tackled. Among others, the most prominent one is the study of energy-efficient and highly selective synthesis procedures, focused on reducing environmental impact and obtaining high-quality products for a variety of sectors.
This programme consists of 11 compulsory subjects aimed at developing both theoretical and experimental skills (each one with a final exams to assess the learning outcomes), one free-choice course, and a final laboratory traineeship lasting at least six months.
The second-level Degree’s Programme in Industrial Chemistry prepares the graduates to a professional career in the field of Industrial Chemistry, with possible employment in R&D laboratories, including procedure control, environment safety, security and protection.
In addition, the graduates are also prepared to the liberal profession, especially as consultants, as well as to continue their studies to the Ph.D. level, especially in the field of chemical sciences and applied chemistry.
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Industrial Chemistry is the branch of Chemistry that takes advantage of specific chemical knowledge to study and develop procedures aimed at transforming raw materials into products that are of benefit to humankind. The second-level Degree in Industrial Chemistry at the University of Parma consists of theoretical and practical courses in which the most advanced aspects of the chemical industry are tackled. Among others, the most prominent one is the study of energy-efficient and highly selective synthesis procedures, focused on reducing environmental impact and obtaining high-quality products for a variety of sectors.
This programme consists of 11 compulsory subjects aimed at developing both theoretical and experimental skills (each one with a final exams to assess the learning outcomes), one free-choice course, and a final laboratory traineeship lasting at least six months.
The second-level Degree’s Programme in Industrial Chemistry prepares the graduates to a professional career in the field of Industrial Chemistry, with possible employment in R&D laboratories, including procedure control, environment safety, security and protection.
In addition, the graduates are also prepared to the liberal profession, especially as consultants, as well as to continue their studies to the Ph.D. level, especially in the field of chemical sciences and applied chemistry.
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Tuition Fee
Scholarships
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International Students
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.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
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A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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The University of Parma offers 40 First Cycle Degree Courses and 6 Single Cycle Degree Courses organized into 9 Departments.
LAUREA - BACHELOR'S DEGREE
Provides a good general background in the field chosen by the student.
Duration: 3 years - 180 ECTS
Can lead to a Second Cycle Degree Course or a First Level Master Programme.
LAUREA MAGISTRALE A CICLO UNICO - SINGLE-CYCLE DEGREE
Ensures an advanced level of theoretical knowledge plus an on-field training, which is crucial for certain studies.
Duration: 5 or 6 years - 300 or 360 ECTS
Can lead to a PhD Course, a Specialisation Course or a Second level Master Programme.
Our didactical offer has been enriched in recent years, trying to keep pace with the times and "interpreting" the needs of the world of work: in recent years it has been enforced in particular in the food sector, with the start of new courses and the foundation of the School of Advanced Studies on Food and Nutrition, in the automotive sector, among other things with the adhesion to the regional project MUNER - Motorvehicle University Emilia Romagna, and in the computer sciences.
TUITION FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Annual fees don't exceed €2.000 and the payment is divided in two tranches. The total amount of annual taxes is calculated basing on Equivalent Economic Status Index (ISEE), with a no-tax area established for students with an ISEE less than or equal to €23.000. This service and the services including financial assistance, residential accomodations and dining facilities are managed by ER.GO, the Regional Authority for the Right to Higher Education. ER.GO
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The University of Parma offers 46 Second Cycle Degree Courses, 7 of which entirely held in English: Advanced Automotive Engineering, Advanced Electronic Engineering, Communication Engineering, Electric Vehicle Engineering, Food safety and Food Risk Management, Food Science for Innovation and Authenticity, International business and development.
The educational offer also includes several I and II level Master programmes, PhD Courses, Postgraduate Schools and Specialisation Courses. Particular emphasis is placed on the international aspect, thanks to the exchange programs (Erasmus + and Overworld/Overseas) and to the possibility of obtaining a double degree with European and non-European partner universities. Overall we offer 19 double degree programmes.
Specialisation Courses
Every year, the University of Parma publishes a rich offer of Specialisation Courses regarding different scientific-disciplinary sectors, including courses for teacher training and preparatory courses to state exams for professional orders. The full list of Specialization Courses is constantly updated at the web page http://www.unipr.it/didattica/post-laurea/corsi-di-perfezionamento
TUITION FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Annual fees don't exceed €2.000 and the payment is divided in two tranches. The total amount of annual taxes is calculated basing on Equivalent Economic Status Index (ISEE), with a no-tax area established for students with an ISEE less than or equal to €23.000. This service and the services including financial assistance, residential accomodations and dining facilities are managed by ER.GO, the Regional Authority for the Right to Higher Education. ER.GO
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Communication Engineering
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Electronic Engineering
Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles
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Environmental and Land Management Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
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Medicine and Surgery (English)
Nursing and Midwifery Sciences
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Social and Clinical Applied Psychology
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Natural Sciences (6)
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Food Safety and Food Risk Management
Food Science and Technology
Food Sciences for Innovation and Authenticity
Geological Sciences applied to Environmental Sustainability
Industrial Chemistry
Mathematics
Physics
Sciences and Technologies for Enviroment and Resources
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Design and Coordination of Educational Services
International and European Relations
Journalism, Editorial Culture and Multimedia Communication
Planning and Management of Social Work
Theory and Methods of Preventive and Adapted Physical Activities