Professional Master in Chemistry in National Network 36 months Postgraduate Programme By Universidade de São Paulo |TopUniversities

Professional Master in Chemistry in National Network

Programme Duration

36 monthsProgramme duration

Starting Month

Feb, AugStarting Month

Programme overview

Main Subject

Education and Training

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The research activities carried out at the Faculty deserve special mention. According to the USP Statistical Yearbook, the scientific production of FFCLRP-USP professors systematically places it among the ten most productive at the University of São Paulo, demonstrating the Faculty's expressive contribution in the global context of USP. This production is a reflection of the work developed by its professors in postgraduate courses at the Faculty, as well as in other USP units, at UNESP and at UNICAMP.

FFCLRP-USP offers graduate programs in the areas of concentration: Entomology, since 1980; Psychobiology, 1984; Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology, 1986, Psychology, 1995, Chemistry, 1995 and Comparative Biology, 1998. All areas have courses at master's and doctoral level. There are currently around 500 graduate students enrolled in these different areas of concentration.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Education and Training

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The research activities carried out at the Faculty deserve special mention. According to the USP Statistical Yearbook, the scientific production of FFCLRP-USP professors systematically places it among the ten most productive at the University of São Paulo, demonstrating the Faculty's expressive contribution in the global context of USP. This production is a reflection of the work developed by its professors in postgraduate courses at the Faculty, as well as in other USP units, at UNESP and at UNICAMP.

FFCLRP-USP offers graduate programs in the areas of concentration: Entomology, since 1980; Psychobiology, 1984; Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology, 1986, Psychology, 1995, Chemistry, 1995 and Comparative Biology, 1998. All areas have courses at master's and doctoral level. There are currently around 500 graduate students enrolled in these different areas of concentration.

Admission Requirements

68+
6+
Admission to the program will take place through a selection process standardized by a specific public notice to be prepared by the CCP and periodically published in the Official Gazette of the State of São Paulo and on the program's website on the internet.

36 Months
Feb
Aug

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