Inter-university Master's Degree in Applied Chromatographic Techniques - 18th edition
- Duration
- 60 ECTS
- Places available
- 8
- Type
- Face-to-face
- Language of instruction
- Classes are in Spanish and written teaching resources, in English
- Timetable
Each of the five theoretical subjects is taught for three weeks. The first week is taught face-to-face in the mornings and afternoons, and the other two are for individual student work. Laboratory practicals are held in the mornings.
- Course date
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From end of September to end of June
- Academic coordinator
- Dra. Eva Pocurull Aixalà
- URV Faculty
- Faculty of Chemistry (URV)
- School of Technology and Experimental Sciences of Universitat Jaume I
- Faculty of Sciences of Universitat de Girona
- Fees
- 1806€
(for students from the UE, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Switzerland and Andorra*, or resident in Spain, price for academic year 2024-25).
Rest of students: €2,913.
*Students with degrees from non-EU countries will be charged an academic tax of €218.15 the first time they enrol only.
Student Office
(+34) 977 77 99 44
master(ELIMINAR)@urv.cat
The official Master's Degree in Applied Chromatographic Techniques trains students to become specialists in developing and applying methods using chromatographic techniques to solve analytical problems in the food, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, pollution control and biomedical industries. This specialization increases the employability of graduates in chemistry, biochemistry and other degrees related to these industries.
The main learning objectives of the Inter-university Master's Degree in Applied Chromatographic Techniques are the following:
- Understanding and applying the latest trends in chromatographic techniques and mass spectrometry, both fields of research and as methodologies, resources, and problems to be addressed in various scientific and technical fields.
- Taking knowledge-based decisions to organise, plan and develop analytical methods based on chromatographic techniques in order to resolve analytical problems in the fields of industrial, food and environmental analysis, among others.
- Analysing and judging the importance of practical quality management in a scientific environment such as analytical laboratories.
The Master’s degree is organised by the Department of Physical and Inorganic Chemistry of the Universitat Rovira i Virgili, the Department of Chemistry of the University of Girona and the Institute of Pesticides and Waters of the Jaume I University in Castellón.
As this is an interuniversity face-to-face programme, there is mobility among the participating universities. This mobility adds value to the master’s programme and helps students to establish valuable contacts between future professionals in the field of chromatography.
Participating universities
- Universitat Jaume I (coordinating university)
- Universitat Rovira i Virgili
- Universitat de Girona
