Doctoral Programme in Experimental Techniques in Chemistry

• Summary
• Structure
• Organisation
• Competencies
• Admission
• Research lines
• Quality

• Specific admission requirements
• Selection criteria

As admission criteria :
If a selection of students to be admitted to the Doctoral Programme in Experimental Techniques is necessary due to the number of applications exceeding the maximum number of places offered, it will be made by the Academic Committee considering scientific and academic reasons based on the following merit assessment criteria:
- Assessment of the academic record provided by the candidate (taking into account the bachelor's/graduate and master's degree studies that he/she may have completed).
- Other merits that the applicant may provide, including previous experience and results obtained from research work that he/she may have carried out (degree, bachelor's degree, master's degree or work experience) or being in possession of a research/training grant.
- Personal interview, in which the student's circumstances and motivation to be admitted to the Doctoral Programme will be assessed.
The Academic Committee will evaluate the candidates considering the following weighting of the admission criteria:

• Academic transcript: 75 %
• Other merits: 10 %
• Personal interview: 15 %.