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Chemical technology of organic substances 7M07101

The Department of Chemical Engineering provides training for MSc degree in Chemical technology of organic substances (7M07101)

Programme duration (scientific and pedagogical education for MSc degree): 2 years

The scientific and pedagogical education for MSc degree in Chemical technology of organic substances implements a professional curriculum to educate research and pedagogical personnel for the system of higher, postgraduate education and the scientific field with in-depth research and pedagogical training, with the award of the degree "majored Master of Engineering/Master of Science".

The content of educational programs:


The main criteria for completing the educational process for the MSc degree is the gaining of at least 65 credits, of which at least 45 credits of a theoretical course, at least 5 credits of practice, as well as at least 10 credits of research work.

Internship:
Graduate students are passing internship at world-front research centers of universities near and far abroad: Sejong University (Korea), University Sains Malaysia (Malaysia), Federal Polytechnic School of Lausanne (Switzerland), San Jorge University (Spain), Saint-Etienne School of Mines (France) - etc.

Career:
The master's program graduates' career includes highly qualified managerial personnel, top managers for the chemical and oil and gas processing industries, as well as scientific and pedagogical personnel for the higher education system and the research sphere, with in-depth professional and scientific-pedagogical training.

Basic courses of master's programs:

Core disciplines, including:

  • Professional English
  • Psychology
  • Pedagogic
  • Financial Analysis of Projects
  • History and Philosophy of Science
  • Modern instrumental analysis methods.

Elective disciplines, including:

  • Modern Chemistry and Engineering of Polymer
  • Organometallic Chemistry
  • Technology of deep processing of oil and gas
  • Petrochemistry in the process of oil and gas production
  • Advanced Plant and Process Design
  • Modern technologies for the processing of organic substances
  • Fundamentals of technology for the production of surfactants and synthetic detergents
  • Chemistry and technology of oilfield business
  • Principles of green chemistry in the chemical technology of organic substances and materials
  • Technology for purification and processing of natural and associated petroleum gases.

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{spoiler=7М07102 «Petrochemistry»}

The Department of Chemical Engineering provides training for MSc degree in Petrochemistry (7M07102)

Programme duration (scientific and pedagogical education for MSc degree): 2 years

The scientific and pedagogical education for MSc degree in Chemical technology of organic substances implements a professional curriculum to educate research and pedagogical personnel for the system of higher, postgraduate education and the scientific field with in-depth research and pedagogical training, with the award of the degree "majored Master of Engineering/Master of Science".

The content of educational programs:


The main criteria for completing the educational process for the MSc degree is the gaining of at least 65 credits, of which at least 45 credits of a theoretical course, at least 5 credits of practice, as well as at least 10 credits of research work.

Internship:
Graduate students are passing internship at world-front research centers of universities near and far abroad: Sejong University (Korea), University Sains Malaysia (Malaysia), Federal Polytechnic School of Lausanne (Switzerland), San Jorge University (Spain), Saint-Etienne School of Mines (France) - etc.

Career:
The master's program graduates' career includes highly qualified managerial personnel, top managers for the chemical and oil and gas processing industries, as well as scientific and pedagogical personnel for the higher education system and the research sphere, with in-depth professional and scientific-pedagogical training.

Basic courses of master's programs:

Core disciplines, including:

  • Professional English
  • Psychology
  • Pedagogic
  • Financial Analysis of Projects
  • History and Philosophy of Science
  • Modern instrumental analysis methods.

Elective disciplines, including:

  • Modern chemistry and polymer technology
  • Organometallic chemistry
  • Technology of deep processing of oil and gas
  • Petrochemicals in the process of oil and gas production
  • Advanced Plant and Process Design
  • Modern technologies for the processing of organic substances
  • Fundamentals of technology for the production of surfactants and synthetic detergents
  • Chemistry and oilfield technology.

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Admission Process

{spoiler=For State Grant Applicants}

Admission is conducted on a competitive basis based on the results of the entrance exam in the doctoral program subject area. A minimum score of 75 out of 100 is required.
In case of equal scores, priority is given to the applicant with the highest score in the specialized subject area. Scientific achievements related to the program are also considered, such as:
● Scientific publications (including those in Q1 or Q2 journals indexed in Web of Science / Journal Citation Reports)

● Patents and certificates of scientific development

● Grants, scholarships, diplomas, and awards for research and conference participation

Mandatory requirements for admission:
● Master’s degree

● Passing the PhD entrance exam

● International English proficiency certificate

● KAZTEST certificate (any level, issued by NCT)

● Minimum 9 months of professional work experience

● Certificate of completion of the pedagogical cycle (for holders of a professionally oriented master’s degree)

GRE holders are exempt from writing the essay portion and take only the subject-specific exam block. GRE scores must be submitted during the application and are converted according to VED (internal evaluation system).
Applicants with TOEFL ITP must take an additional English language test prior to the entrance exam. This consists of 100 questions with a maximum score of 100. A minimum of 75 is required to pass.
The additional test is administered by the National Testing Center (NTC) and evaluated as “pass” or “fail.”

Required Documents:
1. Doctoral applicant questionnaire – form provided at submission

2. Application form – completed upon submission

3. Master’s diploma and transcript (in 3 languages) – original

4. National ID – original and copy

5. Six 3x4 cm photographs – original

6. Medical certificate (Form 075-U) – original

7. PhD entrance exam certificate (VED) – after passing

8. KAZTEST certificate – any level

9. International English certificate – original and copy

10. Document confirming work experience (minimum 9 months) – HR certified

11. List of scientific publications (last 3 years) and/or research proposal

12. Entrance fee receipt – 10,000 KZT

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{spoiler=For Tuition-Based Applicants}

Admission to the PhD program on a fee-paying basis is based on the results of the entrance exam in the relevant educational program group. Applicants must score at least 75 out of 100 points.


To be admitted to the PhD program at KBTU, the following requirements must be met:
● Passing the PhD entrance exam

● Holding a Master's degree

● Possessing an international English language proficiency certificate

● Providing a KAZTEST certificate (any level) issued by the National Testing Center (NTC)

● Having at least 9 months of work experience

● Possessing a certificate of completion of the pedagogical cycle (for holders of a Master's degree in a professional field)

If the applicant holds a valid Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) certificate, they are exempt from writing an essay during the entrance exam and will take only the specialized subject test. The GRE scores must be submitted during the exam application and will be converted into the national entrance exam score during the state grant competition.
Applicants with a TOEFL ITP certificate must take an additional English language test prior to the entrance exam. This test includes 100 questions and is scored out of 100 points.
The additional English language test is conducted by the National Testing Center (NTC) at authorized institutions and is evaluated on a "pass"/"fail" basis.
To receive a “pass,” applicants must score at least 75 points.

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