175 PhD programmes in Chemistry in Europe

The Exact Sciences programme at Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan focuses on fundamental and applied research across disciplines such as astronomy, computer science, mathematics, chemistry, and physics.

The DPhil in Chemistry is a research-based course at Oxford focused on original projects across areas like catalysis, materials, energy, biology interface, and theoretical chemistry. It develops advanced research and transferable skills. The Chemistry programme is offered at University of Oxford.

Environmental Geochemistry and Geomicrobiology at The University of Manchester focuses on the characterisation of mineral water organic matter reactions in surface and near surface environments.

The Department of Chemistry at The University of Manchester offers research opportunities and projects in a wide range of research themes.

The main objective of this Chemical Science and Technology programme from Rovira i Virgili University is to provide intensive specialisation in key research lines in present-day chemistry.

Inorganic Chemistry from Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava is aimed at the solution of scientific problems in inorganic chemistry it is oriented on the interconnection research-development-production-utilization-recycling of new inorganic, bioinorganic, coordination and organo-metallic compounds.

This Chemistry doctoral programme, offered by the Doctoral School of Chemistry at the University of Szeged, is for students having graduate degree (MSc) in chemistry, chemical engineering, high school chemistry teaching or pharmacy.

The main aim of the Pharmaceutical Chemistry from Comenius University Bratislava is focused on the design, synthesis, analysis, and evaluation of biologically active compounds.

This Bioanalytical chemistry programme from Masaryk University prepares highly-qualified specialists for research work in the field of Bioanalytical Chemistry in academic and company environments including accredited laboratories. 

The Chemistry programme offered by Durham University supports research-led investigation across spectroscopy, computation, sustainable processes, advanced materials, and health-related innovation.

This Pharmacognosy PhD programme from Masaryk University is an expert in natural medicines and materials, capable of independent scientific research, creative and pedagogical work in pharmacognosy. 

The Chemistry Research programme offered by King's College London explores chemical processes, materials, biological systems, and molecular innovation through interdisciplinary research spanning the physical and life sciences.

The School of Chemistry at University of Glasgow is expert at designing new catalysts for the chemical and pharmaceutical industry while using advanced molecular technologies to create self-fabricating materials. 

The Chemistry programme offered by Koc University develops advanced research expertise in chemistry through specialized study of modern materials, synthesis, and applied chemical sciences.

In the Chemistry programme from University of Aberdeen we offer dynamic and diverse with excellent research facilities and a strong international and interdisciplinary collaborative profile

The School of Science and Technology at Nottingham Trent University offers opportunities to study for a PhD by research. Supervision is available by full-time or part-time study, and can sometimes be provided by distance learning.

The Chemical Synthesis for a Healthy Planet programme offered by University of Oxford is a four-year course focused on training the next generation of synthetic chemists to tackle emerging and future challenges in Human Health, Energy & Materials, and Food Security.

At the Department of Chemistry doctoral studies (PhD studies) at Lund University are conducted in various subjects.

The Chemistry programme offered by Swansea University spans a broad spectrum of scientific activity, encompassing energy, health, new and advanced molecules and materials, and water and environmental themes.

At the Department of Medicinal Chemistry at Uppsala University, we conduct frontline research with a focus on how specific substances can be developed into drugs.