New PhD Dissertation Topics for 2026/2027

Now Available!

We are pleased to announce that 26 new dissertation topics for the PhD Study Program in Chemical Engineering and Technologies: Inorganic Technology and Non-metallic Materials are now open for applications for the 2026/2027 academic year.

This internationally oriented PhD program prepares graduates for advanced careers in both academic and industrial research. Students gain in-depth knowledge of scientific research methods related to non-metallic inorganic materials, including glass, ceramics, surface modification, and a wide range of functional and biomaterials. The program emphasizes understanding of thermodynamics, kinetics, materials structure, and characterization techniques, equipping graduates to solve complex engineering challenges.

What We Offer

  • A unique opportunity to work within a research center built through a major European project, integrating international expertise and infrastructure.

  • Access to up to 1-year internships at partner institutions in Germany, Italy, or Spain, supervised by world-leading scientists.

  • Individual training plans combining scientific development with complementary skills.

  • Scholarships to cover living costs for one student during the PhD study.

  • Access to and training on high-end laboratories and advanced equipment (full list: funglass.eu/equipment).

  • Program of visiting scientists, lectures, and workshops.

  • Participation in conferences, teamwork activities, and community events.

  • Slovak language classes, an English competence program, and opportunities for internal PhD grants.

👉 More details about the study program: https://www.funglass.eu/study-programs/doctoral-study/
👉 See all 26 dissertation topics: https://www.funglass.eu/study-programs/phd-admission/

How to Apply

  1. Send an email to admission.funglass@tnuni.sk indicating one chosen dissertation topic.

  2. You will then receive detailed instructions about the application process.

! Application deadline: January 12th, 2026 !
PhD admission interviews: January 26th–30th, 2026