The Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Chemical Innovation and Regulation - EMMC-ChIR - is a MSc degree for professionals concerned with the safety and regulation of chemical substances.
The EMMC ChIR - Erasmus Mundus Master in Chemical Innovation and Regulation - provides professionals with all the tools and knowledge needed from the scientific, the regulatory and the economic point of view to manage the risks of chemicals responsibly and to meet responsibilities over chemical legislation worldwide. As an Erasmus Mundus project, ChIR aims to promote research and collaboration in the EHEA supporting the implementation of chemical safety regulations.
Eligibility Criteria
A "strong academic background" in appropriate disciplines means candidates must hold a high education diploma issued by a competent High Education authority attesting the completion of a degree equivalent to a 1st cycle (180 ECTS), in a field where Chemistry plays an important role. This may be a degree in Chemistry, Biology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biochemistry, Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Food Engineering, Clinical Analysis, Medicine, etc.
A "demonstrated command of English" means the candidate must prove he/she can understand, speak and write English proficiently enough to take the majority of modules, which are taught in English.
Offered Benefits
ERASMUS+ studentships for EMMC-ChIR total from 35000€ to 49 000€, depending on the student’s country of origin. The studentship covers: The participation costs for the whole EMMC-ChIR course (including tuition fees for all the universities of the consortium) Travel and installation costs, depending on the country of origin of the student: resident of a Programme Country: 2000€ resident of a Partner Country located less than 4000 km away from Portugal: 5000€ resident of a Partner Country located 4000 km or more away from Portugal: 7000€ A monthly allowance of 1000€ /month, for 24 months (only for months with mobility outside the student’s country of residence)
