Program description
Applied Chromatographic Techniques
The aim of the University Master's Degree in Applied Chromatographic Techniques is to train students in one of the most widely used techniques in the field of industry, food, environmental and health analysis, among others. Furthering their knowledge of chromatographic techniques and the different techniques for the treatment of samples will allow students to solve all kinds of analytical problems. They will also learn the most useful sources of information in this field, know about the accreditation of quality systems, and acquire the skills needed to plan and organise research into analytical chemistry.
Admission requirements
On pre-registration, applicants must hold any of the following qualifications:
A) An official Spanish university qualification or a qualification issued by a country in the European Higher Education Area (EHEA)
- Licenciatura, ingeniería or arquitectura
- Diplomatura, ingeniería técnica or arquitectura técnica
- Grado
- A foreign qualification awarded by a higher education institution within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA)
B) Foreign studies officially recognised by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport
Students must submit the following documents:
- Certificate or diploma of the qualification giving access to the master's degree
- Official recognition certificate for the foreign qualification issued by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport.
C) Official university qualification from countries outside the EHEA
Students must submit the following documents:
- A foreign qualification awarded by a higher education institution outside the European Higher Education Area (EHEA)
- A certificate from the home university certifying that the studies are at a level of training equivalent to bachelor's degree studies and entitle the student to access the master's degree studies.
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The Universitat Jaume I (UJI) is a public higher education and research centre, founded in 1991, which seeks to enhance the social, economic and cultural development of the society that surrounds it through the creation and transmission of knowledge. The UJI currently offers 31 undergraduate degrees, 46 official master's degrees, 18 UJI-specific master's degrees and 24 specialisation courses.
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