Programme Guide - Study in Poland

Warsaw University of Technology
Erasmus Mundus master’s Programme M.E.S.C.
– Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion
Degree
to be obtained
Duration
Language
ECTS points
Programme
description
Tuition
Deadline
for application
Requirements
Grants
Contact
Master of Science (double degree)
4 semesters
English
120
M.E.S.C. – Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion provides advanced education
in materials science and electrochemistry. The course consists of 3 semesters of classes
plus a fourth semester devoted to research done in one of 16 European laboratories.
The M.E.S.C consortium includes:
Université de Paul Sabatier – Toulouse (France)
Université de Picardie – Amiens (France)
Université de Provence – Marseille (France)
Universidad de Córdoba (Spain)
Warsaw University of Technology (Poland).
Program details and application procedures are available at:
http://www.u-picardie.fr/mundus_MESC/
Tuition fees for European students are 1000 EUR per year. Students of the university
which is a member of the consortium, pay regular fees in their home university.
• For non-EU candidates applying for EU scholarships – 31st January
• For non-EU candidates not applying for EU scholarships – 15th May
• For EU candidates (not eligible for EU scholarships) – 30th June
Applicants will be evaluated on the basis of their academic performance, evidenced by
academic records and letters of evaluation from professional referees. Beside the usual
evaluation of the records, applicants must present their goals for the Erasmus Mundus
master programme. All courses are taught in English, therefore students whose native
language is not English must take the TOEFL/TOEIC examination prior to applying.
Minimum level of 550 points is required.
European students joining M.E.S.C. can receive grants to finance the additional mobility costs:
Erasmus Mundus grant: 500 EUR monthly allowance, during 24 months + 2000 EUR
for the costs of participation in the M.E.S.C. program.
Alistore grant: 2000 EUR per semester during 3 semesters.
Erasmus grants: 229 EUR per month during 3 semesters (2 semesters of courses and 1
semester for internship).
Local grants (consult your home university).
The total amount of grants or aids for European students ranges from 6000 EUR to
14000 EUR for 2 years.
Faculty of Chemistry
Warsaw University of Technology
Address: ul. Noakowskiego 3, 00-664 Warsaw
Phone: +48 22 234 75 72
E-mail: Prof. Władysław Wieczorek, wladek@ch.pw.edu.pl,
w.wieczorek@rekt.pw.edu.p
www.ch.pw.edu.pl
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