Core Courses
Semester 1:
· Heterogeneous Catalysis
· Advanced Kinetics
· Experimental Design
Semester 2:
· Solid-State Chemistry and Nanomaterials
· Homogeneous Catalysis
· Chemical Reaction Engineering
Semester 3:
· Photochemistry, Electrochemistry
· Metal Catalysis
· Thermodynamics of Chemical Reactions
Advanced Topics
Research domains for the Master in Applied Chemistry may include:
1. Catalysis and Catalytic Materials:
o Synthesis and characterization of homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts.
o Studies of reaction mechanisms and optimization of catalytic processes.
2. Nanomaterials and Solid-State Chemistry:
o Development and applications of nanomaterials.
o Study of the properties of crystalline solids and organic-inorganic hybrids.
3. Spectroscopic and Chromatographic Analyses:
o Development and application of spectroscopic techniques (IR, Raman, UV-Visible, etc.).
o Chromatographic techniques for the separation and identification of chemical compounds.
4. Green Chemistry and Sustainable Development:
o Photocatalysis for water and air purification.
o Treatment of industrial wastewater and pollutant management.
5. Biochemistry and Medicinal Chemistry:
o Synthesis of compounds for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases.
o Studies of molecular interactions for therapeutic applications.
6. Electrochemistry and Energy:
o Development of fuel cells and other electrochemical generators.
o Study of solid electrolytes and applications in sensors and batteries.
7. Industrial Chemistry and Processes:
o Optimization of chemical reactors.
o Studies of transfer phenomena in catalytic processes.
8. Theoretical and Computational Chemistry:
o Modeling and prediction of reaction pathways.
o Calculations of molecular properties and optimization of chemical structures.
9. Entrepreneurship in Chemistry:
o Creation of innovative technological solutions and startups in applied chemistry.
o Development of SMEs in fields such as cosmetics, detergents, and plastic materials.