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Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modeling

Spain, France, Italy, Netherlands…

Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modeling is a scholarship for master's study in topics such as Theoretical Chemistry, Quantum Chemistry, Modeling and Computational Techniques, and Quantum Computing. It is offered for positions based in Spain, France, Italy, Netherlands and Belgium. The official page has details about the organiser and specific aims of the programme.

Important dates

No dates have been announced yet. Check the official page.

This programme runs every year; dates usually move little from one round to the next.

Who can apply

All nationalities are eligible. The opportunity is aimed at applicants at the master study level. The official page has details about any additional eligibility criteria.

What is covered

No funding or benefit details are listed in the available facts. The official page has details about what the scholarship pays for or provides.

How to apply

Application instructions are not provided in the available facts. To apply or learn the required documents and steps, consult the official page at https://www.emtccm.org.

Deadline

No deadline is announced in the available facts; the official page should be checked for application dates and future calls.

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https://www.emtccm.org

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