Chemistry Degrees in Western Europe

This two-year master's degree, taught entirely in English, equips you with the essential knowledge of material science, chemistry, and biology to become an expert in the design and synthesis of new bio- and nanomaterials.  The program involves traditional lectures and laboratory classes, teaching you to prepare bio- and nanomaterials and explore their chemical-physical characteristics, properties, methods of preparation, and applications. During your studies, you can complete an internship and learn on the job at research laboratories and companies in Italy and abroad. Graduates of the Science and Technology of Bio and Nanomaterials may be employed in all technical sectors, including managerial positions, of companies that manufacture, process, and develop materials of various natures, whether structured or functional.

The Warwick IFP is designed for high school students from around the world, who need additional study before they can join an undergraduate degree in the UK. We offer three flexible courses designed to prepare you for a wide range of undergraduate degrees. Each course provides a strong academic foundation, practical skills development, and specialist routes that allow you to focus on your chosen subject area. Why Warwick? • Ranked 74th in the World (QS 2025) and 7th in the UK (Guardian University Guide 2026) • Live and study on our safe, green campus, located in the Heart of England and access Warwick clubs, societies and facilities • Be part of our culturally diverse and connected Warwick community – we are home to over 9,500 students from more than 145 countries • Join one of the longest running foundation programmes in the world, with over 40 years’ experience in high quality teaching and supporting international students • Choose from a range of specialist subject routes taught by our top faculty • Guaranteed conditional offers for a range of Warwick degree programmes • Scholarships available for IFP students via the Warwick Undergraduate Global Excellence Scholarship

The 4th edition of the International Negotiation and Mediation Summer Program will take place from 14 to 19 July 2025, hosted by Porto Faculty of Law, Universidade Católica Portuguesa, in partnership with ICFML (Instituto de Certificação e Formação de Mediadores Lusófonos). Delivered in a flexible hybrid format — on campus in Porto or online — this advanced training program is designed to develop high-level negotiation and mediation skills in an international context. Participants will engage in rigorous, practice-oriented learning, led by distinguished global experts. The curriculum includes interactive workshops on commercial, family and insolvency mediation, as well as advanced negotiation techniques, all grounded in real-world scenarios. Ideal for law students, early-career professionals, and practitioners in international relations or business, this program offers 3 ECTS credits and unparalleled exposure to cross-border dispute resolution. Join a dynamic cohort of global participants and elevate your profile in the field of ADR! For more information, please visit: https://fd.porto.ucp.pt/pt-pt/formacao/formacao-avancada/international-negotiation-and-mediation-summer-program

Dublin City University (DCU) is a warm and welcoming environment for students from over 114 countries who wish to take a semester in Dublin, a full time undergraduate degree or a postgraduate masters programme. The International Office will help you with advice on all aspects of study in DCU including courses, tuition fees and making your application as well as information and practical details about life in Dublin and in DCU. DCU offers over 100 programmes in a wide range of subject areas, many of which are unique interdisciplinary programmes. DCU staff has had an unparalleled success in winning external competitive project-centred research funds and securing large-scale research collaborations with industrial partners. DCU students are consistently among the highest number of employed graduates in Ireland. Our approach to education is founded on the integration of professional and personal development, the benefits of which are confirmed by frequent positive feedback from employers and by the consistently high placement rates of our graduates.

Studying at Scuola Normale Superiore (SNS) in Italy offers a comprehensive academic experience with campuses in the historic cities of Pisa and Florence. SNS provides undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Science, and the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences. Students are involved in research from the start, gaining hands-on experience in their chosen field. The Pisa campus is in the city center, near the Campo dei Miracoli and the world’s oldest university botanical garden. This location provides a stimulating academic and social environment. The Florence campus, located in the Renaissance-era Palazzo Strozzi, offers a historic and prestigious setting. Studying at SNS means access to world-class resources, including advanced research laboratories and one of Europe’s largest open-shelf libraries.