A Ph.D. graduate in Polymer Science has basic knowledge of all fields of chemistry, plus advanced knowledge of chemistry, physical chemistry and physics of polymer materials, as well as good interdisciplinary knowledge oriented to fields of biology, physics, or nanoscience, according to his / her thesis. The graduate is able to present his / her results at international conferences and in peer-reviewed journals. Learning undergraduate students, the form of grant proposals, and the administration of research budgets are also quite frequent. The graduate is highly qualified for creative work at any academic, research or technological laboratory dealing with the development, testing and application of polymer materials at any research level (basic, applied, technological).

A Ph.D. graduate in Polymer Science has basic knowledge of all fields of chemistry, plus advanced knowledge of chemistry, physical chemistry and physics of polymer materials, as well as good interdisciplinary knowledge oriented to fields of biology, physics, or nanoscience, according to his / her thesis. The graduate is able to present his / her results at international conferences and in peer-reviewed journals. Learning undergraduate students, the form of grant proposals, and the administration of research budgets are also quite frequent. The graduate is highly qualified for creative work at any academic, research or technological laboratory dealing with the development, testing and application of polymer materials at any research level (basic, applied, technological).