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ChIRS Consortium
ChIRS - Chemical Innovation and Regulation for Sustainability
A Master's programme in chemical innovation and regulation for sustainability, with flexible course choices, study across European countries, links with companies and regulators, and research on chemical safety and sustainability. The source describes study in four European countries and also says study in at least two European nations.
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- degree Higher-education diploma from a competent higher-education authority; degree equivalent to a first cycle (180 ECTS)
- degree At least 25 ECTS credits in Chemistry
- language English proficiency at minimum B2 in reading, writing, hearing, and speaking
- If accepted, provide a guarantee of full financial support for the duration of the studies
Preferences and flexible criteria (1)
- language Knowledge of consortium languages other than English: Portuguese, Spanish, Catalan, Italian, or Polish
- Level of study
- Master's
- Fields of study
- Natural sciences
What's covered All available grants for that intake have already been awarded …
- Funding details
- All available grants for that intake have already been awarded and formally accepted; no additional grants are available.; Funding for future intakes is not currently guaranteed.; The extended Erasmus Mundus health insurance scheme is included in the participation fees for every enrolled ChIRS student; health insurance scheme is included in the participation fees
What I need English proficiency required—evidence not specified
- English requirement
- English proficiency required—evidence not specified
- In-person requirements
- In-person requirement unclear
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- Deadline
- Deadline unconfirmed
- Deadline notes
- The 2026–2028 intake is closed. Applications for the 2027–2029 intake open in November 2026; no application deadline is stated.
- Applications open
- November 2026
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
- Notes
- Classes and assessments are in English, and the online application form includes an English proficiency self-test. Candidates are evaluated by a selection committee of representatives from partner universities in the ChIRS Consortium.
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