Inorganic Chemistry

Charles University - Faculty of Science

Key information
Field of study:
Chemistry
Study language:
EN
Study programme code:
P0531D130040
Typ programu:
doctoral study programme
Application deadline:
30.04.2026
ISCED code:
0531
Study form:
full-time
Awarded degree:
Ph.D.
Study duration:
4 years
Location:
Praha
Application and admission procedure
Application deadline:
30.04.2026
Application fee:
940.00 CZK

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Inorganic Chemistry is a multidisciplinary program with the main directions "Chemistry of Materials", "Coordination and Bioinorganic Chemistry" and "Organometallic Chemistry and Catalysis". Material Chemistry focuses on the synthesis and applications of advanced materials. Coordination and Bioinorganic Chemistry deals with the development of macrocyclic ligands and complexes and photoactive materials applicable in medicine. Organometallic chemistry and catalysis focuses on the synthesis of organometallic compounds and their use in the catalysis.

University

University detail

Institution type:
public
Founded:
1348
Abbreviation:
CUNI
Number of students:
49120
Number of international students in degree programmes:
1256
Number of international exchange students:
3131
Number of international alumni:
1256

Looking for a university with a long tradition and a modern academic environment? Charles University offers more than 600 study programmes across 17 faculties in Prague, Pilsen and Hradec Králové. You can choose from medicine, natural and technical sciences, law, economics, social sciences, humanities, theology and sport. At Charles University, you can do more than simply gain knowledge. You can get involved in research, spend a semester abroad or meet students from all over the world. The university cooperates with hundreds of international institutions and offers many opportunities to gain experience abroad, including through the Erasmus+ programme. Whether you are interested in science, working with people, medicine, languages or law, Charles University offers a wide range of options to help you find a field that matches your interests and shape your own path.

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Field of study:
Chemistry
Study language:
EN
Study programme code:
P0531D130040
Typ programu:
doctoral study programme
Application deadline:
30.04.2026
ISCED code:
0531
Study form:
full-time
Awarded degree:
Ph.D.
Study duration:
4 years
Location:
Praha
Application deadline:
30.04.2026
Application fee:
940.00 CZK

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Inorganic Chemistry is a multidisciplinary program with the main directions "Chemistry of Materials", "Coordination and Bioinorganic Chemistry" and "Organometallic Chemistry and Catalysis". Material Chemistry focuses on the synthesis and applications of advanced materials. Coordination and Bioinorganic Chemistry deals with the development of macrocyclic ligands and complexes and photoactive materials applicable in medicine. Organometallic chemistry and catalysis focuses on the synthesis of organometallic compounds and their use in the catalysis.

University

University detail
Institution type:
public
Founded:
1348
Abbreviation:
CUNI
Number of students:
49120
Number of international students in degree programmes:
1256
Number of international exchange students:
3131
Number of international alumni:
1256

Looking for a university with a long tradition and a modern academic environment? Charles University offers more than 600 study programmes across 17 faculties in Prague, Pilsen and Hradec Králové. You can choose from medicine, natural and technical sciences, law, economics, social sciences, humanities, theology and sport. At Charles University, you can do more than simply gain knowledge. You can get involved in research, spend a semester abroad or meet students from all over the world. The university cooperates with hundreds of international institutions and offers many opportunities to gain experience abroad, including through the Erasmus+ programme. Whether you are interested in science, working with people, medicine, languages or law, Charles University offers a wide range of options to help you find a field that matches your interests and shape your own path.

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