Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering / Biotechnological Processes

• Partner institution: Università degli Studi di Cagliari (UniCa), Itálie
• Duration of study: 2 years
• Language of instruction: English (at least B2 level)
• First year at the home university, second year at the partner university.
• Departmental Coordinator: doc. Ing. Zdenek Slouka, Ph.D.,
• Applying for studies for academic year 2024/25 will take place in August 2023 - students admitted to the N401 study program will be informed about the possibility and application procedure - application deadline is  31 August 2024 (23:59 )

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Students who are interested in this program should apply for the follow-up Master's program in Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering (N401). At the beginning of the winter semester of the 1st year, it will be possible to apply for the "Double Degree" study mode. Students who successfully pass the selection process will go to the partner institution in the 2nd year, i.e. in the academic year 2024/2025 and will proceed according to the study plan below, including the 1st year of study at UCT Prague.

Apply here: https://forms.office.com/e/H0baCEEf39

Study Plan and more organisational information

Admission

1.  The students planning to enroll for the programme must have successfully completed at least 3 academic years (or 6 semesters), corresponding to 180 ECTS credits (Bachelor of Science).
2. The mandatory language level in English (attested by certification) is at least at B2 level.

Degrees

1. Students having successfully followed the programme will obtain the degrees of the two partner institutions (double degree), i.e. “Inženýr” (“Ing.”) having completed the Master Degree Programme in “Chemické inženýrství a bioinženýrství” (Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering) from UCT Prague, and Laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Chimica e dei Processi Biotecnologici (Master of Science in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnological Processes) from UniCa (academic title “Dottore Magistrale”).
2. Double Master degree is defined as two national degrees issued separately by the partner institutions.
3. The Diploma is issued together with a Diploma Supplement with a note that the degree and diploma is awarded in the framework of cooperation between the two partner institutions.

Study plan - !only informative - please always look up the updated data at the partner university website!

List of courses from UCT Prague equivalent to the courses from UniCa: