The Applied Chemistry Program at Hiroshima University's Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering offers advanced research opportunities in various fields of chemistry. Students engage in cutting-edge research under the guidance of experienced faculty, contributing to the development of new materials and technologies. The program focuses on specialized areas within chemistry, fostering in-depth knowledge and practical skills for future scientific endeavors. Research within the program is organized into several key laboratories, including Organic Supramolecular Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry, Organic π-Conjugated Materials Chemistry, Functional Dye Chemistry, Inorganic and Hybrid Materials Chemistry, and Catalytic Materials Chemistry. Each lab pursues distinct research themes, allowing students to specialize in areas such as host-guest complexation, precision polymerization, organic semiconductors, photocatalysts, and CO2 capture and utilization.
Tuition and living cost information for international students is not available on this program page. Please consult the university's official admission guides and financial aid pages.
The program offers research opportunities in Organic Supramolecular Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry, Organic π-Conjugated Materials Chemistry, Functional Dye Chemistry, Inorganic and Hybrid Materials Chemistry, and Catalytic Materials Chemistry.
Yes, a 'Research Scholarship for Doctoral Students' is available. Further details on the scholarship can be found on the program's dedicated page.
International students should consult the Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering's admission information and the 'To International Students' section on the Hiroshima University website for specific application procedures and deadlines.
Graduates are prepared for careers in academia and industry, with opportunities in materials science, chemical engineering, and related fields due to their specialized knowledge and research skills.
Information on tuition fees and living costs for international students is not available on this program page. Please consult the university's official admission guides and financial aid pages for details.