Doctoral Programme in Chemistry
The Vienna Doctoral School in Chemistry (DoSChem), Austria’s largest chemistry doctoral program, offers an internationally competitive environment that brings together a diverse community and connects materials science, bioanalytics, and molecular chemistry, enabling research across traditional boundaries. The program supports experimental and theoretical approaches and provides structured training, mentoring, and collaboration with over 50 groups, preparing graduates for careers in academia, industry, and other science-driven fields.
Admission requirements
Admission to the doctoral programme is possible throughout the year.
Supervision:
- Read more about defining your dissertation project and finding supervision
- Potential supervisors
- Indication of Willingness to Supervise (PDF Form)
Required Documents:
- Certificates, Transcripts of record and Diploma supplement of your previous studies (BA and MA or diploma studies)
- Academic CV, Description of the intended doctoral project, Motivation letter – to the guidelines
- References: Please list two references in your CV (email contact obligatory)
- Language proof (optional)
- Passport/personal ID
Would you like to consult with experts?
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Doctoral Admission
Questions about admission to the doctoral programme?
The Doctoral Admission Office can help with information on the application process and admission requirements.
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Doctoral School
Your Doctoral School supports you with information on the programme, its structure, and a wide range of training and support opportunities.
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Study Service Center (SSC)
For administrative questions during your studies – such as course registration, recognition of external coursework, or the public presentation – please contact the Student Service Center.
Online information sessions
Join our regular online information sessions to learn more about doing a doctorate at the University of Vienna.
In the sessions, we cover key topics such as admission procedures and requirements, funding opportunities, and visa and residence requirements. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions and connect directly with our experts.
