World class post-graduate funding/research opportunity at Department of Chemical Engineering, CUI, under Erasmus Mundus Master in Chemical Innovation and Regulation (EMMC-ChIR) program.

The Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Chemical Innovation and Regulation (EMMC-ChIR) - is an MSc degree program for professionals concerned with the safety and regulation of chemical substances. The program will provide the professionals with all the tools and knowledge needed from the scientific, the regulatory and the economic point of view to manage the risks of chemicals responsibly and to meet responsibilities over chemical legislation worldwide.

Under this program, students will take 1 year of classes in the Host University and perform one year research in another European University in a different country. Research can also be partially done in one of the non-EU partner universities in Brazil, China, USA, India or Japan, or in one of the 20 associate partner institutions including Department of Chemical Engineering, COMSATS University Islamabad- Lahore Campus.

The project will receive 4.4 million euros in this edition to fund student grants (2021-2025). Erasmus Mundus Scholars from Pakistan will be welcomed to collaborate in the project and also, MSc students from across the world may receive funding to do research in collaboration with COMSATS. This is obviously a great news for our post-graduate students. This will not only provide new opportunities to our graduates but also remove barriers in their international mobility for funded and research oriented higher studies at top ranked international universities.
Classes start in September 2021. Applications will open in October 2020.