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ERASMUS MUNDUS 2011 Call for proposalsJoint Master Courses / Joint Doctorate Programmes

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Programme ERASMUS MUNDUS

Sub-programme * : Action 1 Erasmus Mundus Joint Programmes

Programme guide / Call for proposals EACEA 41/10

Action * : EMMC

Sub-action * : N/A

Deadline for submission 29/04/2011 12:00 midday CET

Project title * : EACH - Excellence in Analytical CHemistry

Project acronym * : EACH

Language used to complete the form * : English

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Part A. Identification of the applicant and if applicable other organisation(s)

participating in the project.

Parts A and B must be completed separately by each organisation participating in the project.

A.1 Organisation

Partner number P1

Role in the application Applicant Organisation

Full name of the organisation * : University of Tartu

Full name of the organisation in latin characters

Acronym * : UT

Erasmus University Charter number 69935-IC-1-2007-1-EE-ERASMUS-EUCX-1

Department / Faculty Faculty of Science and Technology

Registered address

Street * :

Ravila 14a

Number

Post code * :

50411

Town * :

Tartu

Country * :

ESTONIA

Region * :

Eesti

Internet address: http://www.ut.ee/

Telephone 1 * :

+372-5 184 176

Telephone 2 Fax

+372-7 375 264




A.2 Person responsible for the management of the application (contact person)

Title * :

Coordinator

Family name * :

Leito

First name * :

Ivo

Role in the organisation * :

Professor, Analytical Chemistry

E-mail address * :

[email protected]

Check this box if the address is different from the address provided in section A.1

Address

Street * :

Ravila 14a

Number

Post code * :

50411

Town * :

Tartu

Country * :

ESTONIA

Region * :

Eesti

Telephone 1 * :

+372 5 184 176

Telephone 2 Fax

Check this box if the legal representative is different from the person responsible for the management

A.3 Person authorised to represent the organisation in legally binding agreements

(legal representative)

Title * :

Vice-Rector

Family name * :

Hallik

First name * :

Martin

E-mail * :

[email protected]





Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs


Address:

Street * :

Ülikooli 18

Number

Post code * :

50090

Town * :

Tartu

Country * :

ESTONIA

Region * :

Eesti




Part B. Organisation and activities

B.1 Structure

Status * : Public

Type of organisation University or higher education institution (tertiary level)

B.2 Aims and activities of the organisation*

Please provide a short presentation of your organisation (key activities, affiliations etc.) relating to the domain covered by the project. (Max. 1000 characters)

University of Tartu (UT) is Estonia’s leading centre of research and training. UT Institute of Chemistry is an established centre of analytical chemistry and metrology in chemistry (MiC) at European level, has initiated and/or is participating in several European collaboration projects. UT is the initiator of the Euromaster analytical chemistry consortium "Measurement Science in Chemistry", participates in the pan-European training platform TrainMiC and is the Estonian designated institute in metrology in chemistry of the European Metrology organization EURAMET. UT participates in the European Metrology Research Programme EMRP. In 2009, a new "Chemicum" building - one of the most modern in Northern Europe - was opened. UT has established an ISO 17025 accredited unit – Testing Centre, which besides offering analytical and metrological services to industry, also serves for students as model accredited laboratory environment. UT's current World University Ranking 2010 is 551-600.

Please describe the role of the organisation in the project. (Max. 1000 characters)

As the coordinator of the EACH programme UT will: - serve as the admission office and the first entry point for the students of the EACH programme; - maintain contact with the European Commission; - ensure that all partners are equally informed on all aspects and both administrative and financial issues are jointly decided in the consortium; - coordinate the work of the managing bodies of the consortium: Secretariat, Consortium Committee and External Advisory Board. The students spend their first study year at UT learning the fundamental concepts and skills of analytical chemistry, analytical quality and metrology in chemistry, as well as the socio-economic aspects of analytical chemistry. Analytical quality and metrology are particular strengths of UT. Start at UT ensures strong fundament for the students' analytical chemistry education and also efficient levelling of their knowledge.

B.3 Other EU grants

Please list the projects for which the organisation, or the department responsible for the management of this application, has received financial support from the EU Programme during the last three years.




Programme or initiative Reference number Beneficiary Organisation Title of the Project

Erasmus Intensive Prog. 2009–0115/IP - 1 University of TartuEuromaster Summer School "Measurement Science in Chemistry"

X

FP7 ERA-NET Plus (EMRP) 217257 University of Tartu, SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden

T2J10 / TRACEBIOACTIVITY. Traceable measurements for biospecies and ion activity in clinical chemistry

X

Erasmus Mundus 038-A1-2006P Teknillinen korkeakoulu (Aalto), UT, DTU and other partners

NordSecMob-Master's programme in Security and Mobile Computing

X

Erasmus Mundus 2007-0077/00l University College London, UT and other partners

EM lnternational Masters Degree in Economy, State and Society with reference to Central and Eastern Europe - IMESS.

X

ERASMUS ACCOMPANYING MEAS

177048-LLP-1-2010-1-GR-ERASMUS-EAM

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, UT and other partners

Eurodoctorate - a Framework for a Third Cycle Qualification in Chemistry

X

FP7 EMRP A169 ENG09 Biofuels Laboratoire national de métrologie et d'essais, UT and others ENG09, Metrology for biofuels X

Erasmus Intensive Progmme 2009-0115/IP-4 University of TartuWATECOR2 Water Resources, Management and Security in Southern Europe

X

Erasmus Intensive Progmme 2008-0012-IP-277 University of TartuWATERCOR2: Water Resources, Management and Security in Southern Europe

X

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Programme concerned Amount requested

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P2X

Role in the application * : Partner

Full name of the organisation * : University of Oulu


Acronym * : UO

Erasmus University Charter number 29479-IC-1-2007-1-FI-ERASMUS-EUCX-1

Department / Faculty Department of Chemistry

Registered address

Street * :

Pentti Kaiteran katu

Number

1

Post code * :

90014

Town * :

Oulu

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Pohjois-Suomi

Internet address: http://www.oulu.fi/yliopisto/

Telephone 1 * :

+358 8 5531614

Telephone 2 Fax

+358 8 5531608





Title * :

Professor

Family name * :

Perämäki

First name * :

Paavo Jaakko


Prof. of Analytical Chemistry

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Pentti Kaiteran katu

Number

1

Post code * :

90014

Town * :

Oulu

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Pohjois-Suomi

Telephone 1 * :

+358 8 5531614

Telephone 2 Fax

+358 8 5531608





B.1 Structure

Status * : Public

Type of organisation * : University or higher education institution (tertiary level)



The University of Oulu (UO) is an international research university, whose core strength lies in multidisciplinary basic research and high-quality education based on it. Founded in 1958, UO is among the largest in Finland and has an exceptionally wide scientific base. Its World University Ranking is 313. In its activities, the university draws on the quality and breadth of its scientific programmes, state-of-the-art research and educational technology. The university’s concentrated research policy channels the efforts of researchers into four focus areas: Biosciences and Health; Environment, Natural Resources and Materials; Information Technology; Cultural Identity and Interaction. The first two areas strongly rely on analytical chemistry, in particular inorganic and trace element analysis. In this field of analytical chemistry UO is the leader in Finland and among the leaders in Europe.


The role of the University of Oulu is to provide second year specialisation studies in analytical chemistry: - sampling and sample preparation, especially in the field of inorganic analytical chemistry; - instrumental techniques (atomic spectroscopy and ICP-MS) that are used for trace and ultra trace elemental analysis. The studies have an extensive share of hands-on training, which is fortified by the three Finnish associated partners who will provide their personnel and facilities for practical field work. The students completing their studies in OU do their master´s theses in the field of inorganic analytical chemistry. The research will be mostly carried out in the Department of Chemistry. However, some master's theses can be carried also in industry situated in the Oulu region. In addition, UO will coordinate calls of visiting scholars (announcing the call plus screening and circulating the applications among partners).

B.3 Other EU grants







ERDF Dnro 2453/31/06 Tekes, UO and other partners Development of Bioactive Sensor Surface X

ERDF Dnro 1195/31/09 Tekes, UO and other partners Continuous Monitoring of Low Metal Levels in Water Matrix X

ESF 1.2.0401.09-0079 University of Tartu, University of Oulu and other partners

Graduate school „Functional materials and processes“ (FMPGS)

X

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P3X


Full name of the organisation * : Uppsala University


Acronym * : UU

Erasmus University Charter number 29350-IC-1-2008-1-SE-ERASMUS-EUCX-1

Department / Faculty Physical and Analytical Chemistry

Registered address

Street * :

Husargatan

Number

3

Post code * :

SE-751 24

Town * :

Uppsala

Country * :

SWEDEN

Region * :

Stockholm

Internet address: http://www.uu.se/

Telephone 1 * :

+46 18 471 3675

Telephone 2 Fax

+46 18 471 3692





Title * :

Professor

Family name * :

Bergquist

First name * :

Jonas


Professor, Analytical Chemistry

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Husargatan

Number

3

Post code * :

SE-751 24

Town * :

Uppsala

Country * :

SWEDEN

Region * :

Stockholm

Telephone 1 * :

+46 18 471 3675

Telephone 2 Fax

+46 18 471 3692





B.1 Structure

Status * : Public




Founded in 1477, Uppsala University (UU) is the oldest higher education centre in Scandinavia and one of Northern Europe's most highly ranked universities (World University Ranking 2010: 62). With its extensive experience in running several major international projects in research and education UU is actively involved in the EU cooperation programmes such as Lifelong Learning, Tempus, Erasmus Mundus, Asia-Link and Leonardo da Vinci. UU participates in more than 100 FP7 research projects. Over the past few years, UU has been evaluated by several international scientific and scholarly expert panels. The results confirm that UU is a host to several world-leading research departments, among them the largest biomedical campus in Northern Europe, which is the home of the UU-s world-famous biomedical research direction. The field of separation science and mass spectrometry, playing the key role in the EACH programme, is a part of that research direction.


The role of UU is to provide second year specialisation in basic and applied analytical chemistry, specifically focusing on advanced separation science, mass spectrometry and their applications in a variety of fields, such as proteomics, lipid analysis and molecular diagnostics. With the common aim to enable solutions to diverse analytical problems, the master's thesis topics offered by UU represent novel analytical possibilities for sampling, enrichment, nondiscriminating sample transfer, selective and efficient multidimensional separation, high-resolution mass spectrometry detection and data handling. In addition, UU coordinates the organization of the Winter School (WS): compiles the WS programme, assists the local organiser of the WS, collects feedback, summarises and makes proposals for the next WS, if necessary.

B.3 Other EU grants







Marie Curie IHPMCFH- 2001-00417 Uppsala University

Integration of Advanced Mass Spectrometry Tools in Lifeand Environmental Sciences

X

FP7 Funding scheme 224189 Uppsala University

ULTRA - Ultrafast eLectronics for Terahertz Rapid Analysis in compact lab-on-chip applications.

X

Erasmus Mundus 159556-1-2009-1- ES-EMMC

University of Deusto, Uppsala university and other partners

Mundus Joint Master's Degree Program in International Humanitarian Action

X

Erasmus Mundus

159437- EM-1-2009-1-NLERA MUNDUSEMMC

University of Groningen, Uppsala University and other partners

Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in Evolutionary Biology

X

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P4X


Full name of the organisation * : Åbo Akademi University


Acronym * : AAU

Erasmus University Charter number 29376-IC-1-2007-1-FI-ERASMUS-EUCX-1

Department / Faculty Department of Chemical Engineering

Registered address

Street * :

Domkyrkotorget

Number

3

Post code * :

20500

Town * :

Åbo-Turku

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Länsi-Suomi

Internet address: http://www.abo.fi/

Telephone 1 * :

+358221531

Telephone 2 Fax

+35822517553





Title * :

Assistant Professor

Family name * :

Bobacka

First name * :

Johan


Head of laboratory

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Biskopsgatan

Number

8

Post code * :

20500

Town * :

Åbo-Turku

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Länsi-Suomi

Telephone 1 * :

+35822153246

Telephone 2 Fax





B.1 Structure

Status * : Public




The first Academy in Åbo was founded in 1640. Åbo Akademi University offers both undergraduate and graduate studies and extensive research opportunities to ca 7000 students. The Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry belongs to the Department of Chemical Engineering at the Division for Natural Sciences and Technology. Analytical Chemistry is one of four units that constitutes the Process Chemistry Centre (PCC), a Centre of Excellence of the Academy of Finland in 2000-2005 and 2006-2011. The Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry is a European leader in basic studies of chemical sensors and process analytical chemistry as well as environmental and healthcare applications. In the area of chemical sensors the laboratory is a world leader with 120 international publications and ca 3300 citations during 2006-2010. The laboratory coordinates several pan-European projects of chemical sensor design.


The role of Åbo Akademi University (AAU) is to provide second year specialisation studies in analytical chemistry. The studies at AAU primarily focus on electroanalysis and electrochemical sensors, including their design, fabrication and uses for different analytical tasks. The hands-on part of the studies will be carried out at the Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry where the students learn about new achievements in the field of potentiometric sensors (ion-selective electrodes). AAU will also coordinate collection of students' comprehensive feedback at the end of their studies: distribute e-forms, collect answers, summarize feedback and present the feedback results to the Consortium Committee.

B.3 Other EU grants







STRP STRP 017350 Åbo Akademi University and partners

Integrating enzymes, mediators and nanostructures to provide bio-powered bio-electrochemical sensing systems (BIO-MEDNANO)

X

MATERA ERA-NET Dnro 2084/31/06 Åbo Akademi University and other partners

Miniaturized all-solid-state sensiors for trace analysis of substances relevant to health and welfare (MASTRA)

X

FP7-PEOPLE-2010-IRSES 269302 Åbo Akademi University and other partners

Materials and Advanced Sensor Knowledge Exchange (MASK)

X

COST Action MP1003 (MoU: 4128/10)

Åbo Akademi University, University of Tartu and others

European Scientific Network for Artificial Muscles (ESNAM) X

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P5X

Role in the application * : Associated partner

Full name of the organisation * : SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden


Acronym * : SP

Erasmus University Charter number

Department / Faculty

Registered address

Street * :

Brinellgatan

Number

4

Post code * :

SE-501 15

Town * :

Borås

Country * :

SWEDEN

Region * :

Västsverige

Internet address: http://www.sp.se/

Telephone 1 * :

+46 105 165 275

Telephone 2 Fax

+46 33 12 37 49





Title * :

Dr.

Family name * :

Bertil

First name * :

Magnusson


Research Scientist

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Brinellgatan

Number

4

Post code * :

SE-501 15

Town * :

Borås

Country * :

SWEDEN

Region * :

Västsverige

Telephone 1 * :

+46 105 165 275

Telephone 2 Fax

+46 33 12 37 49





B.1 Structure

Status * : Private

Type of organisation * : Private research centres



SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden is an internationally recognised multidisciplinary institute in a range of sectors, a national institute for technical testing, evaluation and quality assurance, and related research and development of measurement and testing techniques. SP carries the national responsibility for metrology as it is appointed as the National Measurement Laboratory for all measurement quantities of the SI system. SP's major activities are testing and research assignments and advisory services for Swedish government, industry and national and international authorities. Metrology in chemistry (MiC) and analytical chemistry are among particular strengths of SP. Researchers of SP have participated in compiling numerous authoritative international guidelines in MiC issued by Eurachem, CITAC and Nordtest. SP offers training to laboratory practitioners on a regular basis. SP participates in the pan-European MiC training platform TrainMiC.


SP has long experience in supporting laboratories with the necessary tools for measurement quality by writing guidelines, organizing workshops and training courses for chemists working in analytical laboratories. From this basis, SP offers support in teaching, especially seminars and practice-oriented case studies in analytical chemistry and metrology in chemistry. SP also offers research topics for master's theses and if necessary also laboratory facilities for their realization.

B.3 Other EU grants



FP7 ERA-NET Plus 217257 University of Tartu, SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden

T2J10/TRACEBIOACTIVITY. Traceable measurements for biospecies and ion activity in clinical chemistry

X





FP6-INFRASTRUCTURES 505968 SP and others

EUROCHAMP: Integration of European simulation chambers for investigating atmospheric processes

X

FP6-POLICIES 22603 SP and others

EAQC-WISE: European Analytical Quality Control in support of the Water Framework Directive via the Water Information System for Europe

X

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P6X


Full name of the organisation * : Tartu Laboratory of the Health Board


Acronym * : TLHB



Registered address

Street * :

Põllu

Number

1a

Post code * :

50303

Town * :

Tartu

Country * :

ESTONIA

Region * :

Eesti

Internet address: http://www.terviseamet.ee/

Telephone 1 * :

+372 7447427

Telephone 2 Fax

+372 7 447 422





Title * :

Dr.

Family name * :

Reinik

First name * :

Mari


Head of Laboratory

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Põllu

Number

1a

Post code * :

50303

Town * :

Tartu

Country * :

ESTONIA

Region * :

Eesti

Telephone 1 * :

+372 7447427

Telephone 2 Fax

+372 7 447 422





B.1 Structure

Status * : Public

Type of organisation * : Public authority (national)



TLHB is a laboratory of the Estonian Health Board, which is a state agency under the Ministry of Social Affairs. TLHB is a leading food analysis laboratory in Estonia, doing analysis of food composition, content of vitamins, food additives and contaminants; analysis of pesticide residues in food; microbiological studies of food; chemical and microbiological analysis of drinking and natural waters. TLHB was among the first Estonian labs to be ISO 17025 accredited. Now TLHB is the national reference laboratory in several fields, such as determination of certain groups of pesticides, polycyclic aromatics and polychlorobiphenyls in food. TLHB has long-standing collaboration with UT. Numerous UT chemistry students have over the years made their BSc, master's or PhD projects at TLHB. The benefit has been mutual – students have worked in the very good facilities of TLHB and the results of the projects (novel methods, validation, problem solving) have been put into everyday use at TLHB.


TLHB will offer research topics for master's theses and if necessary also laboratory facilities for their realization. The major parts of the master's theses of the programme will be done in the second year universities, but initial experiments can be carried out during the first year and here the possibilities of TLHB can be very useful. Also, if a master's thesis will involve developing a novel analytical procedure, then TLHB can eventually be the lab that puts the procedure into practice. Practitioners of TLHB will participate in lectures given at UT, in particular from the "practitioner's perspective". TLHB will participate in mentoring and quality assurance of the EACH programme by nominating a staff member to the programme's External Advisory Board.

B.3 Other EU grants



European Grant 2004124 TLHB and others

Establishment of Environmental Health Information System Supporting Policy Making (ENHIS-2)

X





MATRA MAT03/ES/9/1 TLHBStrengthening of the Estonian Capacity in the Control of Communicable Diseases

X

Transition Facility EE04-IB-SO-01 TLHB

Developing methodology and technical specifications for the computerised communicable diseases surveillance system

X

Transition facility EE04-IB-SO-02 TLHBImplementation of computerised communicable diseases surveillance system

X

Transition facility EE06-IB-TWPESC- 01 TLHB

Reducing the health risks from algal toxins in drinking and bathing waters

X


Implementation of the new bathing water directive 2006/7/ EC in Estonia

X


Estimation of concentrations of radionuclides in Estonian ground waters and related health risks

X

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P7X


Full name of the organisation * : Finland’s environmental administration


Acronym * : SYKE



Registered address

Street * :

Hakuninmaantie

Number

6

Post code * :

FI-00430

Town * :

Helsinki

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Etelä-Suomi

Internet address: www.ymparisto.fi/syke

Telephone 1 * :

+358 40 7345080

Telephone 2 Fax





Title * :

Senior research fellow

Family name * :

Näykki

First name * :

Teemu


Senior research fellow

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Hakuninmaantie

Number

6

Post code * :

FI-00430

Town * :

Helsinki

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Etelä-Suomi

Telephone 1 * :

+358 40 734 5080

Telephone 2 Fax





B.1 Structure

Status * : Public

Type of organisation * : Public research centres (not HE)



SYKE is a research institute and a centre for environmental expertise. SYKE assists administrators, local authorities, industries, firms, and other organisations in a wide range of environmental issues. SYKE carries out a broad range of environmental and produces detailed environmental assessments. Also, SYKE monitors the environment in Finland. SYKE laboratories act as a contract laboratory (Designated Institute, DI) of the Finnish National Metrology Institute (MIKES) for chemical analyses of the water environment. SYKE laboratories are responsible for isotope dilution mass spectrometric (IDMS) methods for environmental samples (Metrological field: chemistry, amount of substance; quantities: mass fraction, amount content). The laboratory is accredited as testing and calibration laboratory according ISOIIEe 17025:2005. SYKE is also designated by the Ministry ofthe Environment as a national reference laboratory for the environmental sector.


SYKE Laboratories will participate in the project by providing expertise and knowledge of inorganic and organic determinations from environmental samples. Specific tasks: 1. Teaching work at University of Oulu. SYKE will participate in practical teaching of environmental analysis and sampling.2. Supporting teaching at all consortium universities by providing assistance in issues related to metrology, validations, quality assurance etc in the field of analytical chemistry, as well as the measurement uncertainty software that is being developed at SYKE. 3. Participating by offering master thesis topics and laboratory facilities for their realization.

B.3 Other EU grants







5th Framework programmeG6RD-CT-2002-00854-HYCREF

SYKE and partners

Certified reference materials for the determination of mineral oil hydrocarbons in water, soil and waste (HYCREF)

X

5th Framework programme G7RT-CT-2002-05108 SYKE and partners

Comparability of the operation and evaluation protocols of European proficiency testing schemes in the chemistry sector (COEPT)

X

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P8X


Full name of the organisation * : Suomen Ympäristöpalvelu Oy

Full name of the organisation in latin characters Suomen Ymparistopalvelu Oy

Acronym * : SYP



Registered address

Street * :

Sammonkatu

Number

8

Post code * :

FI-90570

Town * :

Oulu

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Pohjois-Suomi

Internet address: www. suomenymparistopalvelu.fi

Telephone 1 * :

+358-44-2563322

Telephone 2 Fax

+358-8-311-3029





Title * :

Head of Laboratory

Family name * :

Välimäki

First name * :

Ilkka


Head of Laboratory

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Sammonkatu

Number

8

Post code * :

FI-90570

Town * :

Oulu

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Pohjois-Suomi

Telephone 1 * :

+358-44-2563322

Telephone 2 Fax

+358-8-311-3029





B.1 Structure

Status * : Private

Type of organisation * : Private research centres



SYP is a research centre of environmental analytical chemistry. Main activities: - Determination of trace elements in soil and other samples (sample pretreatment with microwave assisted digestion, determination with atomic spectroscopy (ICP-OES, CVAAS, GFAAS)); - Evaluation of fertility of soil samples (sample pretreatment with weak extractant solutions, determination of main nutrients with ICP-OES, FAAS and spectrophotometry utilizing flow injection technique); - Characterization of solid materials (e.g. wastes) utilizing column leaching. SYP has a laboratory accredited according to ISO 17025.


- Suomen Ympäristöpalvelu will offer field training in environmental sampling and quality management. Ilkka Välimäki (Head of the Laboratory) will give practical explanations on the quality control in routine laboratory environment, etc. - Suomen Ympäristöpalvelu will also provide suitable topics for master´s thesis around their field of expertise. These master's theses can be carried out and eventually put into everyday use at Suomen Ympäristöpalvelu.

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P9X


Full name of the organisation * : Rautaruukki Oyj


Acronym * : Ruukki



Registered address

Street * :

Rautaruukintie

Number

155

Post code * :

FI-92101

Town * :

Raahe

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Pohjois-Suomi

Internet address: http://www.ruukki.com/

Telephone 1 * :

+358 (0)20 592 1881

Telephone 2

+358 (0)50 314 3016

Fax

+358 (0) 20 592 3101





Title * :

Manager

Family name * :

Eilola

First name * :

Keijo


Laboratory manager

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Rautaruukintie

Number

155

Post code * :

FI-92101

Town * :

Raahe

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Pohjois-Suomi

Telephone 1 * :

+358 (0)20 592 1881

Telephone 2

+358 (0)50 314 3016

Fax

+358 (0) 20 592 3101





B.1 Structure

Status * : Private

Type of organisation * : Enterprise large (> 500 employees)



Rautaruukki Oyj (Ruukki) is a leading Scandinavian steelworks company. The company has a high-level laboratory for determination of chemical composition of final products (steel), semiproducts (raw steel, iron, coke, burnt lime etc.), by-products (raw benzene, coal tar, steel slags, blast furnace slag, etc.), raw materials (coal, iron ore, lime stone etc.), process waters, process gases and environmental samples at Raahe Steelworks. The laboratory is FINAS T010 accreditated according to ISO 17025. The main instrumentation include 5 spark-OES`s, 3 XRF`s, 2 AAS`s, 3 GC`s, IC, FTIR, spectrofotometers and titrators.


Ruukki's expertise is closely connected to the role of UO in the EACH programme and Ruukki will serve as a practical facility for students who take the inorganic and trace element analysis direction at Oulu. Ruukki will 1. offer research topics for master's theses and if necessary/available also laboratory facilities for their realization. 2. offer support in teaching, e.g. lectures and/or seminars, in particular from the "practitioner's perspective". 3. participate in mentoring and quality assurance of the EACH programme by nominating a staff member to the programme's External Advisory Board.

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A.1 Organisation

Partner number P10X


Full name of the organisation * : Astra Zeneca


Acronym * : AZ



Registered address

Street * :

Södertälje

Number

85

Post code * :

SE-151

Town * :

Södertälje

Country * :

SWEDEN

Region * :

Stockholm

Internet address: www.astrazeneca.com

Telephone 1 * :

+46 8 553 260 00

Telephone 2 Fax





Title * :

Dr.

Family name * :

Salter

First name * :

Hugh


Biochemical laboratory head

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Södertälje

Number

85

Post code * :

SE-151

Town * :

Södertälje

Country * :

SWEDEN

Region * :

Stockholm

Telephone 1 * :

+46 8 553 260 00

Telephone 2 Fax





B.1 Structure

Status * : Private




Astra Zeneca (AZ) is a worldwide leader in production of pharmaceuticals, originally founded in Södertälje, Sweden. AZ develops, manufactures and sells pharmaceuticals for a wide range of diseases. The company has large research and development facilities in Sweden, with approximately 4000 staff at three facilities in Lund, Mölndal and Södertälje. Production of medicines involves extensive chemical analyses - for the the quality control of the raw materials as well as final products, for production process control, etc. Thus, a large part of the work at the laboratory facilities is related to analytical chemistry. The Södertälje facility has been collaborating with Uppsala University for a long time by organizing guest lectures and seminars as well as offering topics, supervision and R&D facilities for master's and PhD theses. This facility will be participating in the EACH programme.


AZ will participate in the following ways: 1. Guest lectures and seminars by AZ personnel at Uppsala University. 2. Providing research projects for master's theses as well as laboratory facilities and supervision by AZ staff.

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Partner number P11X


Full name of the organisation * : Thermo Fisher Scientific


Acronym * : Thermo



Registered address

Street * :

Ratastie

Number

2

Post code * :

01621

Town * :

Vantaa

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Etelä-Suomi

Internet address: www.thermo.com

Telephone 1 * :

+358-9-3291 0717

Telephone 2 Fax

+358-9-3291 0300





Title * :

R&D Director

Family name * :

Öst

First name * :

Jan


R&D Director

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Ratastie

Number

2

Post code * :

01621

Town * :

Vantaa

Country * :

FINLAND

Region * :

Etelä-Suomi

Telephone 1 * :

+358-9-3291 0717

Telephone 2 Fax





B.1 Structure

Status * : Private




Thermo Fisher Scientific (Thermo) is a world leader in producing analysis instrumentation and developing chemical analysis solutions with customers within pharmaceutical, food and biotech companies, hospitals and clinical diagnostic labs, universities, research institutions and government agencies, as well as in environmental and process control industries. Thermo has long-standing collaboration tradition with the Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry at Åbo Akademi University, including several joint research projects (over more than 20 years) in the field of ion-selective electrodes and clinical analysis. Thermo has provided analytical instrumentation to Åbo Akademi for research purposes. Close and frequent personal contacts are effective via several academics at Åbo Akademi who work part-time at Thermo and part-time at Åbo Akademi University.


Thermo will participate in the project with the following: 1. Offer research topics for master theses and if necessary also laboratory facilities for their realization. 2. Offer support in teaching, e.g. lectures and/or seminars, in particular from the "practitioner's perspective". This has been a frequent practice for years, in particular via the involvement of Prof. Andrzej Lewenstam who is part-time at Thermo and part-time Professor in chemical sensor technology at Åbo Akademi University. 3. Participate in mentoring and quality assurance of the programme by nominating a staff member to the programme's External Advisory Board.

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Partner number P12X


Full name of the organisation * : GE Healthcare AB


Acronym * : GEH



Registered address

Street * :

Björkgatan

Number

30

Post code * :

SE-751 84

Town * :

Uppsala

Country * :

SWEDEN

Region * :

Stockholm

Internet address:

Telephone 1 * :

+46 18 612 00 00

Telephone 2 Fax





Title * :

Prof.

Family name * :

Hagel

First name * :

Lars


Director of External R&D

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Björkgatan

Number

30

Post code * :

SE-751 84

Town * :

Uppsala

Country * :

SWEDEN

Region * :

Stockholm

Telephone 1 * :

+46 18 612 00 00

Telephone 2 Fax





B.1 Structure

Status * : Private




GE Healthcare (GEH) is a multinational company that offers a broad range of healthcare services to improve productivity in healthcare and enable healthcare providers to better diagnose, treat and manage patients. Main areas include chemical analysis for diagnostics, medical imaging and information technologies, patient monitoring systems, disease research, drug discovery and biopharmaceuticals. With this profile GE Healthcare is a large-scale "end-user" of analytical chemists, especially those specialised in organic and bio-analysis (separation methods and mass spectrometry). GE Healthcare has long-standing collaboration traditions with Physical and Analytical Chemistry Department of Uppsala University: Uppsala students work in laboratories of GEH under the supervision of GEH staff and on applied topics provided by GEH. GEH staff members lecture at Uppsala.


GE Healthcare is working at the forefront of biomedical science and has both facilities and applied research interests that match well the profile of the second year studies at Uppsala University. The following role will be taken by GE Healthcare in the EACH programme: 1. GE Healthcare will offer master's thesis topics, supervision and infrastructure. 2. Personnel of GE Healthcare will participate in teaching EACH students at Uppsala University focusing on biomedical and health-related applications of chemical analysis.

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Partner number P13X


Full name of the organisation * : Tongji University


Acronym * : Tongji


Department / Faculty Department of Chemistry

Registered address

Street * :

Siping Rd

Number

1239

Post code * :

200092

Town * :

Shanghai

Country * :

China

Region * :

N/A

Internet address: http://chemweb.tongji.edu.cn/

Telephone 1 * :

+86 21 65981097

Telephone 2 Fax





Title * :

Prof.

Family name * :

Wang

First name * :

Xuefeng


Executive director

E-mail address * :

[email protected]


Address

Street * :

Siping Rd

Number

1239

Post code * :

200092

Town * :

Shanghai

Country * :

China

Region * :

N/A

Telephone 1 * :

+86 21 65981097

Telephone 2 Fax





B.1 Structure

Status * : Public




Tongji University is a comprehensive university with a wide range of research areas. As one of the leading higher educations institutions in China it has been in recent years provided with substantial government funding and Department of Chemistry of Tongji has gradually developed into an outstanding teaching and research center which employs 40 administrative and technical staff and ca 50 professors. Currently, chemistry research is primarily focused on biological and environmental analysis, green chemistry, energy, functional nano materials, etc. Regarding the EACH programme then specially relevant for our cooperation are the Bachelor’s programme in “Applied Chemistry” and in “Chemical Engineering and Techniques“. The university has developed close links with industry which allows its students to receive first hand experience with the most recent developments of industrial analytical chemistry. Tongji’s World University Ranking 2010 is 388.


As our main partner in East Asia, Tongji University, in particular Department of Chemistry, will play an active role in marketing of the EACH programme in the region and promoting it to its students and academic staff. This includes: 1. sending academically motivated students for study abroad experience to the universities of the EACH programme. 2. encouraging Tongji staff to apply for the EACH visiting scholar programme. 3. use its research networks in China and elsewhere to seek funding for students scholarships. 4. be involved in other activities that facilitate smooth operation of the EACH programme, such as External Advisory Board etc.

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List of partner organisations

Partner no Role Organisation Name City Country

P1 Applicant Organisation University of Tartu Tartu ESTONIA

P2 Partner University of Oulu Oulu FINLAND

P3 Partner Uppsala University Uppsala SWEDEN

P4 Partner Åbo Akademi University Åbo-Turku FINLAND

P5 Associated partner SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden Borås SWEDEN

P6 Associated partner Tartu Laboratory of the Health Board Tartu ESTONIA

P7 Associated partner Finland’s environmental administration Helsinki FINLAND

P8 Associated partner Suomen Ympäristöpalvelu Oy Oulu FINLAND

P9 Associated partner Rautaruukki Oyj Raahe FINLAND

P10 Associated partner Astra Zeneca Södertälje SWEDEN




Partner no Role Organisation Name City Country

P11 Associated partner Thermo Fisher Scientific Vantaa FINLAND

P12 Associated partner GE Healthcare AB Uppsala SWEDEN

P13 Associated partner Tongji University Shanghai China




Part C. Description of the project

C.1 STATISTICAL DATA

The EMMC joint programme corresponds to the equivalent of * : 120 ECTS

Is the proposal a continuation of an existing EMMC ? * : No

Has this application been the subject of a proposal under previous EM calls for proposals? * : Yes

Please provide the first 6 digits of the last application number * : 512 139

Does the joint programme include an internship/placement period? * : No

Does the joint programme include study period(s) outside Europe? * : No

Joint Programme Duration and Mobility :

The joint programme will start in month * : Sep of year "n".

and will end in month * : Aug of year " n + " * : 2

During their EMMC period, the students will study in at least * : 2 different countries.

The EMMC tuition language(s) will be * :

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The EMMC student participation costs PER SEMESTER will be :

1 875€

per semester (30 ECTS) for European students*

3 750€

per semester (30 ECTS) for Third-country students*




Estimated number of students planned to be enrolled PER EDITION of the Joint programmeapplies to all students, with or without EM scholarship

EU Students * :

10

Third Country Students * :

10

C.2 THEMATIC FIELD

Main Area :

Level 1 * :

Science, Mathematics and Computing

Code

4

Level 2

Chemistry

Code

442

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Second Area :

Level 1 Code

Level 2 Code

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Third Area :

Level 1 Code

Level 2 Code

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C.3 SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT * (Max. 3000 characters)

This international two-year joint master's programme, EACH - Excellence in Analytical CHemistry, focuses on analytical chemistry and its metrological, quality assurance and socio-economic aspects. No similar programme exists in the world. EACH aims to educate specialists in analytical chemistry well qualified to work in industry (food, pharmaceutical, materials, etc) and analysis laboratories (environment, food, health, etc) in senior positions related to chemical analysis. The programme is taught at 4 universities: University of Tartu (UT, coordinator), Estonia; University of Oulu (UO), Finland; Uppsala University (UU), Sweden; and Åbo Akademi University (AAU), Finland. The language of instruction is English, but students will also learn to communicate in one of the languages of the countries involved. Double degrees are awarded upon completion of the studies. The first degree will be from UT: Master of Science in Engineering (Applied Measurement Science). The second degree will be one of the three: - Master of Science in Chemistry (UO) - Master of Science 120 Credits (UU) - Master of Science in Technology (AAU) Students spend the first study year at UT learning the fundamental concepts and skills of analytical chemistry and metrology in chemistry, as well as the quality and socio-economic aspects of analytical chemistry. Analytical quality and metrology are particular strengths of UT. The second year is more application-oriented and is spent either at UO, UU or AAU. Each of them is excellent in one of the branches of applied analytical chemistry: - UO: trace element determination using atomic spectroscopy, especially as applied to environmental and food analysis: - UU: organic analysis, separation methods and mass spectrometry, especially as applied to biological samples; - AAU: sensors, advanced analytical instrumentation and electrochemistry. In this way, using the complimentary competence of the universities, both fundamental and practical aspects of analytical chemistry are taught at the highest level and close to the "real life" needs. The latter is ensured by active involvement of associated partners - industry and laboratories. EACH differs from most analytical chemistry programmes by inclusion of: (1) a metrology module (traceability, measurement uncertainty, etc) and (2) a socio-economic module (costs and legal implications of chemical analysis, etc). These modules contain knowledge that has become especially important in chemical analysis during the last decade, but is rarely found in analytical chemistry programmes. EACH bridges the gap that traditionally exists between the analytical chemistry education offered by universities and the needs of industry and laboratories. This makes the employment perspectives of EACH graduates very good. EACH is suitable both for students who have graduated from bachelor's studies (or equivalent), and for laboratory practitioners who need to advance their level of analytical chemistry.




Part D. Technical Capacity

D.1 Consortium experience of the area of joint programmes and the specific discipline(s) of the

project

Provide a list of projects/activities implemented by the consortium organisations in relation with the proposalTitle Duration Funding Programme Partners involved

Measurement Science in Chemistry Euromaster

2007 - 2011 269 000,00 €

Estonian Ministry of Education and Science Attractive international master's programmes in Estonia

University of Tartu, University of Oulu, SP and other partners

X

Eurodoctorate - a Framework for a Third Cycle Qualification in Chemistry

2010-2011 100 000,00 € ERASMUS ACCOMPANYING MEAS

University of Tartu and other partners X

NordSecMob - master's programme in Security and Mobile Computing

2006- 3 959 000,00 € Erasmus Mundus University of Tartu and other partners X

T2J10/ TRACEBIOACTIVITY. Traceable measurements of biospecies and ion activity in clinical chemistry

2008-2011 4 142 833,00 € FP 7, ERA-NET Plus, Grant Agreement No. 217257

University of Tartu, SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden and other partners

X

International master's programme in Materials and Processes of Sustainable Energy

2008-2011 374 281,00 €

Estonian Ministry of Education and Science Attractive international master's programmes in Estonia

University of Tartu and Tallinn University of Technology X

Graduate school „Functional materials and processes“ (FMPGS)

2009-2014 1 278 233,00 €European Social Fund under the project 1.2.0401.09-0079

University of Tartu, University of Oulu and other partners X

Euromaster Summer School "Measurement Science in Chemistry"

2010 30 114,00 € Erasmus Intensive Programme

University of Tartu, University of Oulu and other partners X




Title Duration Funding Programme Partners involved

Towards Multi-Scale Modelling of the Atmospheric Environment (MUSCATEN)

2010-2012 110 310,00 € Nordic Research Board Uppsala University, University of Tartu and other partners X

Large scale dissemination of inquiry based science and mathematics education (FIBONACCI)

2010-2013 4 784 597,00 € Support actions University of Tartu, University of Leicester and other partners X

Revolutionary Approaches and Devices for Nucleic Acid Analysis

2008-2012 11 992 319,00 € FP7-HEALTH Uppsala University and other partners X

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D.2 Skills and expertise of key staff involved in the project

Summary of the relevant skills and experience, including where relevant a list of the (main) publications related to the domain of the project (Maximum 750 characters). Maximum 3 CV's per partner institution.




Organisation numberP1

Organisation nameUniversity of Tartu

Name of Key Person* Summary of relevant skills and experience*

Ivo Leito

Professor of analytical chemistry Ivo Leito teaches analytical chemistry and metrology in chemistry (MiC). He is the initiator of the international master's programme "Applied Measurement Science" and the Euromaster-labeled consortium "Measurement Science in Chemistry" (http://www.msc-euromaster.eu/). His research interests are metrological foundations of analytical chemistry, chromatographic and mass spectrometric methods, and chemistry of acids and bases (http://tera.chem.ut.ee/~ivo/RD.html). He has published 84 ISI-cited papers (his h-index is 21). 7 PhD degrees have been awarded under his supervision.

X

Koit Herodes

Associate Professor Koit Herodes is the leading lecturer of analytical chemistry in the EACH programme at UT. His research interests include fundamentals and applications of chromatographic and mass spectrometric methods. He is the Head of the ISO 17025 accredited UT Testing Centre – a metrology and analytical service providing unit. This unit is since summer 2010 the Estonian National Designated Institute in the field of trace organics analysis and participates actively in two projects of the the European Metrology Research Programme.

X

Ülle Tensing

Head of the International Student Service Ülle Tensing is the Administrative Coordinator of EACH. Her unit is responsible for offering the best possible support services for international students. She has been the primary architect of the current support system for international students and this system is now running under her coordination. She is the local contact person of the two Erasmus Mundus consortia where UT participates – NordSecMob and IMESS. She is also in charge of development of international (including joint) programmes: providing support to academics to design, maintain and develop further the international programmes at UT.

X





Organisation nameUniversity of Oulu


Paavo Perämäki

Professor of analytical chemistry Paavo Perämäki is an expert in sample preparation and measurement techniques (ETAAS, ICP-OES, ICP-MS) that are used in trace and ultra trace element analysis. He has published over 80 ISI-cited papers (h-index 12) and is a co-author of two textbooks (one in English and one in Finnish) dealing with atomic spectroscopic techniques and sample preparation methods. 5 PhD degrees have been awarded under his supervision.

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Matti Niemelä

Postdoctoral researcher Matti Niemelä teaches inorganic chemistry laboratory courses and analytical chemistry workshop courses. He has extensive research experience in the use of microwave assisted sample pre-treatment methods (digestion, pre-concentration, extraction) and atomic spectroscopy techniques (e.g. ETAAS, ICP-OES and ICP-MS) in the field of environmental analysis. He has published over 10 peer reviewed papers in the international scientific journals.

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Kimmo Kuortti

Kimmo Kuortti is Director of the Office of International Relations in UO. He is responsible for the overall management of the services for the international students. The Office of International Relations administers student exchanges and organises services for the international degree students. The Office has over 20 years of experience in international services for higher education (students, academics and support personnel).

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Organisation nameUppsala University


Jonas Bergquist

Jonas Bergquist is Chair Professor of analytical chemistry and Head of the Physical and Analytical Chemistry Department at UU. He has an interest in modern analytical tools applied in biomedical and clinical issues. He uses multi-dimensional liquid based separations (CE, CEC, nanoLC) together with modern high-resolution mass spectrometry (MS) such as matrix assisted laser desorption ionization tandem time of flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF/TOF MS) and nanoelectrospray MS such as Fourier Transform MS (ESI FT- MS). He has published over 200 ISI-cited papers with almost 3500 citations and h-index of 31. So far 24 PhD degrees have been awarded under his supervision. He is the coordinator of several EU projects at UU.

X

Christer Elvingson

Christer Elvingson is Senior Lecturer in physical chemistry and Head of chemistry education at UU. He is responsible for the master's programme in chemistry and for of managing international programmes of chemistry. He is the faculty-level administrator of EACH at UU. Christer Elvingson has initiated a large number of Erasmus exchange programmes within chemistry and has a long experience of counselling and teaching students with different background. He has also experience of organizing international education from other countries, having been invited to be Head of Science and IT during the re-opening of the English College in Prague in 1994.

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Organisation nameÅbo Akademi University


Johan Bobacka

Associate Professor Johan Bobacka is the Head of the Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry at AAU. He teaches analytical chemistry, especially electroanalytical chemistry and chemical sensors. He has been the Finnish representative in the International Society of Electrochemistry for two terms and is the chairman of the 9th Spring Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry, May 8-11, 2011, Turku-Åbo, Finland. His research interests are electroanalytical chemistry, process analytical chemistry, chemical sensors, conducting polymers and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. He has published 83 ISI-cited papers (h-index 26). 23 MSc degrees and 5 PhD degrees have been awarded under his supervision.

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Ari Ivaska

Ari Ivaska is Professor of analytical chemistry at AAU. He teaches analytical chemistry, including process analytical chemistry and flow injection analysis. His research interests are electroanalytical chemistry, chemical sensors, process analytical chemistry, conducting polymers, flow injection analysis and automated methods of analysis. He has published 263 ISI-cited papers (h-index 36). 100 MSc and 17 PhD degrees have been awarded under his supervision. He is a member of numerous societies, academies and journal editorial boards (incl Analytical Letters and Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry)

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Harriet Klåvus

Head of the International Office of AAU, Harriet Klåvus has worked at the office for more than 15 years. She is the Institutional coordinator of the LLP - Erasmus programme as well as of the Nordplus programme. She is in charge of the contacts with the universities in Latin America and the Eastern neighbouring countries. She is the AAU representative in the Coimbra Group and the university-wide support person on the EU education programs. She has participated in several Tempus projects throughout the years. She is now participating in the EMQT project (Erasmus Mobility Quality Tools), an Erasmus structural network.

X




PART E. Degree(s) awarded

The joint programme will result in the award of a* :

Double degree (i.e. more than one official degree)

Multiple degree (i.e. more than two official degrees)

Joint degree i.e. a single diploma officialy recognised in at least two of the European consortium countries


Name of the Degree Awarding OrganisationUniversity of Tartu

Official name of the degree in Type* Recognition status

National language* English Already recognised?*

Expected recognition date OR validity end

date (/ next review date) if

applicable

Function of the degree signatory

Tehnikateaduse magister (rakenduslik mõõteteadus)

Master of Science in Engineering (Applied Measurement Science)

National degree Yes no validity end date

Rector of the university

X

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Name of the Degree Awarding OrganisationUniversity of Oulu





applicable


Filosofian maisterin tutkinto kemian koulutusohjelmassa

Master of Science in Chemistry


Dean of the faculty X

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Name of the Degree Awarding OrganisationUppsala University








applicable


Naturvetenskaplig masterexamen

Master of Science 120 Credits


Vice-ChancellorX

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applicable


Diplomingenjör Master of Science in Technology


Vice-RectorX

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Attachments

Declaration of Honour. JPEG document (jpeg, jpg) or PDF document(pdf).

Document: EMMC_EE_EACH_DecHon.pdf

Award Criteria. Word document (doc,docx), PDF document (pdf) or RTF document (rtf).(maximum

25 pages - Times New Roman - Font 11)

Document: EMMC_EE_EACH_Award.pdf




Submission number520173-EM-1-2011-1-EE-ERA MUNDUS-EMMC

Documents

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