I am looking for :
ONE MSc candidate with a chemical engineering MEng or BEng student, priority for the CGPA 3.0++ student, (CGPA of 2.85-2.95 also accepted if he/she is fully committed)
OR
ONE PhD candidate with a chemical engineering MEng or BEng (CGPA 3.70++ first class degree) or with an MSc degree
to carry out a project in catalysis , design and reaction engineering at the Dept of Chemical & Process Engineering, Faculty of Engineering & Built Environment, The National University of Malaysia (UKM). Kindly please send me the CV to :manal@eng.ukm.my ASAP or before 30 September 2011.
A chemistry background graduate with passion to be involved in both chemical reaction and catalysis and reactor design is also acceptable.
You will be awarded with tax-free allowance of RM1600/month for MSc candidate and RM1800/month for PhD candidate. Local or foreign (non-malaysian) students are welcome to apply.
Thank you.
DR. MANAL ISMAIL
ONE MSc candidate with a chemical engineering MEng or BEng student, priority for the CGPA 3.0++ student, (CGPA of 2.85-2.95 also accepted if he/she is fully committed)
OR
ONE PhD candidate with a chemical engineering MEng or BEng (CGPA 3.70++ first class degree) or with an MSc degree
to carry out a project in catalysis , design and reaction engineering at the Dept of Chemical & Process Engineering, Faculty of Engineering & Built Environment, The National University of Malaysia (UKM). Kindly please send me the CV to :manal@eng.ukm.my ASAP or before 30 September 2011.
A chemistry background graduate with passion to be involved in both chemical reaction and catalysis and reactor design is also acceptable.
You will be awarded with tax-free allowance of RM1600/month for MSc candidate and RM1800/month for PhD candidate. Local or foreign (non-malaysian) students are welcome to apply.
Thank you.
DR. MANAL ISMAIL
1 comment:
No age limit! So I am qualified but I have nothing else that smells chemistry. On the other hand if only I am allowed to use my son's piece of paper from IC (in chemical engineering too!) I may get through with 'inside' string. And he does not need the paper any more than whatever paper I earned myself fifty years ago.
I haven't a clue how I got to this blog. But I ought to have the courtesy of leaving at least a light-hearted note- and salaam.
I enjoy reading your well written blog as my skin is seriously and chemically allergic to whatever is written in 'rojak Malay' or what I call 'bastardised English'.
Salaam and all the best to you, Dr Manal.
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