The Graduate School of Physics and Chemistry was established in 2019 by the National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) and the Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology (ICHTJ). Its goal is to leverage the expert knowledge of both institutions and take advantage of the resulting synergies to provide a coherent offer for individuals wishing to pursue a doctoral degree. We build on the many years of experience in running graduate-level education and research programs at both institutions separately. While the School is uniquely focused on Nuclear Physics and Chemistry, we also offer a wide range of options for undertaking cutting-edge research in other areas of the Physical Sciences leading up to a Ph.D. degree in Physics or Chemistry.

The University of Warsaw and the National Centre for Nuclear Research invite you to apply for postgraduate studies in Nuclear Technologies.

The programme has been designed to educate highly qualified specialists who will find employment in the rapidly developing nuclear energy sector.

“Nuclear Technologies” is a unique programme where students will gain theoretical knowledge in the field of nuclear physics and the construction of nuclear power plants. They will learn how to ensure the safety of power plant employees who are directly exposed to ionising radiation. In addition, they will gain practical skills through lectures held at the MARIA reactor, located at the National Centre for Nuclear Research.