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Polymer Engineering

Faculty: Faculty of Technology Programme: Polymer Engineering Mode: Full time, Part time Type: Master's Language: Czech

This programme is taught in Czech only

You already know, that polymers are a part of almost everything around us and that not all polymers are the same. You have learned to distinguish between different types of polymers, even with your eyes closed you know how to characterize and use them appropriately. What’s next then?

Now, it is time to figure out how polymers react in processing and how you can influence its final properties to your liking. You should also think about what to do with a polymer if you want to get rid of it. This programme focuses on recycling and the influence of polymers on the environment. You will be introduced to “green” polymers and to new trends and innovations in this field. In addition, you will get to know processes connected with testing, certification and the designing of complex engineering solutions that not just anyone can do. Without a second thought, you will use words such as extruders, composite and viscosity in common speech, even outside the context of polymer engineering. This will undoubtedly subject you to a few appreciative and envious glances from your friends and family. Honestly, these envious and admiring glances will have been well deserved by that time. The fact is you, as well as the people around you will know that you are an expert in the field and that you will certainly be able to navigate the world. To make a good start of your career even easier you will get the chance to visit many companies and factories throughout your studies, whether just to have a look around or in order to arrange a professional internship. A visit like this can often be enough to jumpstart your life after school.

What courses can you look forward to?

  • Plastics Technology
  • Rubber Technology
  • Advanced Polymer Materials and Technologies
  • Polymer processing modelling
  • Composite Materials
  • Nanomaterials and Nanotechnologies in Polymeric Applications
  • Polymer Surface Finishing and Adhesion
  • Recycling and Disposal of Solid Wastes

Where can you find employment after graduation?

  • Plastics and rubber processing
  • Plastics industry
  • Rubber industry
  • Production of synthetic fibers
  • Packaging, foil or coating industry
  • Mechanical engineering industry
  • Electrical industry
  • Research and development of polymeric materials
  • Management and control of processes in production

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