International graduate studies

International
graduate studies

UKSW College
of Science

In addition to research, IPCh also has an educational mission, both at the post-graduate and under-graduate levels.

The School for post-graduate studies was established in 1965. It provides training at the post-graduate level in the fields of both physical and theoretical chemistry. Since 1965, 284 Ph.D. degree have been thus conferred. The main topics for Ph.D. study presently include:

electrochemistry, corrosion protection, electrocatalysis and studies of metal-solution interfaces;
the physical chemistry and structure of supramolecular complexes and their applications;
the physical and chemical properties of solid state surfaces and heteregenous catalysis as probed by photoelectron spectroscopy;
photochemistry, photophysics and molecular spectroscopy
chemical and process kinetics
thermodynamics, thermochemistry and calorimetry
the physico-chemical applications of statistical physics
the quantum chemistry of solids and their surfaces
mass spectrometry and the chemistry of gas phase molecular ions

The Institute was one of co-founders of the College of Science launched in 1993 (at present a part of the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University). More than 30 per cent of IPCh research workers are also involved in educational activities within the College at the under-graduate level. The Institute also collaborates with the Departments of Chemistry at the Warsaw University and Technical Warsaw University. Accordingly, research workers from IPCh deliver advanced courses at under-graduate level and supervise M.Sc. theses at their facilities. In addition the Institute provides equipment for advanced student exercises, and common research projects are thus undertaken.

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