Comprehensive Management Of Chemistry Laboratories Ms

Comprehensive Management Of Chemistry Laboratories Ms
Degree: Master Of Comprehensive Management Of Chemistry Laboratories

Resolution CES: 750711F01-H-0901

Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

Comprehensive Management Of Chemistry Laboratories Ms

DEGREE: Master Of Comprehensive Management Of Chemistry Laboratories

Resolution CES: 750711F01-H-0901

OVERVIEW

In the productive, educational, or research and development sectors, Comprehensive Laboratory Management plays a vital role, as it is responsible for verifying and ensuring product quality, guaranteeing reliable results, and safeguarding public health.

As a national academic leader, ESPOL has consistently demonstrated strong capabilities in training qualified personnel, offering innovative academic programs, and operating modern accredited laboratories. In this context, and as part of its contribution to the scientific and technological development of professionals with high academic standards, ESPOL takes on the challenge of launching the Master’s Degree in Comprehensive Management of Chemistry Laboratories.

This program is designed to enhance the competencies of professionals in the field, with an emphasis on administrative management of resources and risk, and to provide solid knowledge in method design and validation. It also includes hands-on experience with modern instrumental equipment, enabling graduates to propose effective management strategies within a framework of sustainability and efficiency.

Joel Vielma
Program Coordinator
Contact: jvielma@espol.edu.ec

WHY CHOOSE THIS PROGRAM?

We lead the rankings as the top Public Higher Education Institution in the country.

Scholarships covering up to 46% of the program

Internal Auditor under the NTE INEN-ISO/IEC 17025:2018 Standard

We operate laboratories certified by the Ecuadorian Accreditation Service (SAE).

Courses taught by international professors

APPLICANT PROFILE

This program is intended for professionals with a background in chemical sciences, chemical engineering, food engineering, or related fields in the natural sciences, whose professional profile is linked to work in testing laboratories.

GRADUATE PROFILE

Graduates will be equipped to manage resources and risks, operate modern instrumental equipment for the qualitative and/or quantitative determination of analytes, design and validate chemical analysis methods, audit and accredit laboratories, and propose development strategies for laboratories in both the public and private sectors. They will also be qualified to hold executive positions or work as independent consultants.

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Requirements

For Ecuadorian applicants, an updated ID card. For foreign applicants, a valid ID or passport issued by their country of residence.
For Ecuadorian applicants, an updated voter registration certificate.
For applicants who obtained their third-level degree in Ecuador, it must be properly registered with SENESCYT. For applicants who obtained their third-level degree abroad, it must be properly registered with SENESCYT (https://siau.senescyt.gob.ec) or have a certified or legalized copy with consular approval.
Curriculum vitae.
Motivation letter (Explain your reasons for applying).
Take a standardized aptitude test with an english component.

Program Outcomes

Manage analysis laboratories taking into account administrative, human and security management for optimal operation.
Manage chemical analysis instruments for the qualitative and/or quantitative determination of an analyte in a reliable manner.
Understand results of instrumental chemical analysis for the issuance of reports correctly.
Validate test methods to obtain reliable results.
Make appropriate decisions for the solution of problems inherent to the integral management of laboratories and / or the methods for the treatment and analysis of samples.

Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics