EMJMD NANOMED Master’s Degree (2016–2025)
(1,906 K€ for 2016–2021 and 3,068 K€ for 2020–2025)
The NANOMED Consortium brings together four European universities:
Université Paris Cité in France (Coordinator)
University of Angers in France
Università degli Studi di Pavia, Italy
Panepistimio Patron, Greece
The program brings together numerous renowned researchers, each of whom is an expert in the design of specific drug delivery systems such as:
Polymeric nanoparticles (Prof. Karine Andrieux, from Université Paris Cité, France),
liposomes (Prof. Sophia Antimisiaris, from the University of Patras, Greece),
polymeric micelles and polysaccharide nanoparticles (Prof. Carla Caramella, University of Pavia, Italy),
lipid nanoparticles (Dr. Emilie Roger, University of Angers, France).
These experts and many other visiting professors share their knowledge with students not only as lecturers in the program’s core and advanced courses but also as advisors for projects that may require input from other disciplines. As a result, students benefit from a dynamic, career-oriented, versatile, and multicultural learning environment.
INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY SCHOLARSHIP FOR DOCTORAL STUDENTS to the University of Toronto in 2024 (5,000 euros) and in 2025 (5,500 euros) for Pauline Chavrier
Université Paris Cité – University of Toronto – Joint Research Proposals 2025 (10,000 euros)