Aalto Doctoral Programme in Chemical Engineering
Contact information
Contact us
Contact us primarily via email or phone, but you can also visit our office by booking an appointment.
| Email: | doctoral-chem(at)aalto.fi |
| Office hours: | book an appointment by email |
| Street address: | Kemistintie 1, rooms D304a, D310 |
| Postal address: | P.O.Box 16100, 00076 AALTO |
Director of the Doctoral Programme in Chemical Engineering
Doctoral education services
Our staff helps you with
Sirje Liukko
- pre-examination applications and preparing for pre-examination process
- changing the supervising professor or thesis advisor
- appointing the opponent and approval of doctoral thesis
- general matters and development of the doctoral programme
- examination and approval of licentiate thesis and graduation
- international matters (incl. Cotutelle-agreements)
- applications for the Aalto rector's incentive scholarship (for scientific articles)
- hosting agreements for self-funded doctoral students
Teemu Hanhela
- applications for doctoral studies (study right)
- confirmation of the study plan and credit transfer
- support for Sisu & MyStudies for doctoral students
- non-degree study right applications
- registering individual study attainments
- Aalto rector's incentive scholarship scholarship applications (application for completing the doctoral degree)
- applications for readmission
- doctoral thesis press release and public display of doctoral thesis
- graduation and degree certificates
- change of study status (part time / full time)
HR
- all questions related to work contract and employment issues
Please contact the HR contact person of your department.
Doctoral Programme Committee
Departments, research fields and supervising professors
The Aalto Doctoral Programme in Chemical Engineering offers doctoral education in six research fields. Each doctoral student is appointed a supervising professor who represents the research field approved for the student.
Research fields and supervising professors
There are three departments at the School of Chemical Engineering. Read about the research focus of each department on their pages.
Ombudspersons and support for challenges
Ombudspersons are voluntary professors with solid experience in academic practices whom doctoral students can contact confidentially in challenges related to the thesis work. In case of challenging situations, we also have a support system of e.g. study psychologists and workplace mediators.
