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The aim of the participation in summer/winter school oriented on inorganic non-metallic materials ceramics is to show to PhD students the advanced trends in materials science and technology and to show them the international dimension of science and research in this area. The student proposes a summer/winter school, which could be taken as one of the study course in module B, after consultation with supervisor. Study programme board in the frame of individual study plan approves it. As good practice example could be named the International Glass Summer School of International Commission on Glass), organised every year in Montpelliere (F). The aim of this school is to show to PhD students and young glass specialists the advanced trends in glass science and technology. The students of mentioned school are trained not only during lectures but also prepare and defend a short project. Auspices of ICG technical commission TC23, oriented on glass education, guarantee the high standard of the school. The lecturers at the school are usually renowned professors from world universities (USA, D, F, UK) and experts from the glass industry. According to the international character of the school (both students and lecturers), the participation also increase the soft skills of students, especially their ability to co-operate in international team and to present their results to international auditorium.
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Students will be able to
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Oral exam in the form of presentation about the summer/winter school and discussion about information obtained. Last update: Helebrant Aleš (04.07.2018)
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lectures,and eventually preparation of individual or team project during the school, presentation after returning to UCT Last update: Helebrant Aleš (04.07.2018)
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It is supposed that summer/winter school is oriented on following areas, depending on the detail programme of respektive years: 1. New glass and ceramic materials 2. Traditional and new methods glass and ceramics analysis and characterisation 3. Developmentof new glass and ceramic technologies 4. Traditional and new application possibilities of glass and ceramics 5. Physical chemical and chemical enginnering description of processes at production, use and recyclation of glass and ceramics Last update: Helebrant Aleš (04.07.2018)
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lectures available at school organisers Last update: Helebrant Aleš (04.07.2018)
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