National Graduate School of Chemistry, Rennes

The National Graduate School of Chemistry at Rennes, Brittany, France – an institution established in 1919, serves as a cornerstone for chemical research and innovation within Europe. As part of the engineering titles commission (CTI), this graduate program offers a rigorous, research-intensive education focused on advanced chemistry disciplines. The school’s mission is to cultivate highly qualified scientists with expertise in areas such as organic synthesis, physical chemistry, materials science, and computational chemistry – allowing for impactful contributions across diverse fields. A significant emphasis is placed on cutting-edge technologies, collaboration with industry partners, and fostering a collaborative environment benefiting the region's economy. The program attracts international scholars and has consistently been recognized as one of France’s top universities for chemical sciences. Located in the heart of Brittany's academic landscape near the Atlantic Ocean, the school boasts a thriving community of faculty, students, and researchers constantly pushing boundaries in chemistry. The graduate program provides opportunities to engage with a diverse range of research projects supported by national and international grants, contributing directly toward strategic priorities for the European chemical and engineering sector. A particular strength is its focus on providing students with unique opportunities to participate in groundbreaking studies that have important applications at both the scientific and commercial levels.