UFAZ Student Admitted to PhD-Track Program in France with Full Funding

We are delighted to announce that Ramin Rustamov, student of the French-Azerbaijani University, has been accepted into the PhD-Track Program in Advanced Materials at the prestigious Institut Polytechnique de Paris, one of the top research institutions in Europe.

Ramin was awarded full competitive funding amounting to €103,000 over a 5-year period, making this a fully supported academic and research journey. The program includes two years of a Master’s in Chemistry and Interfaces, followed by three years of doctoral research focused on advanced materials - a field that bridges chemistry, physics, and materials science.

This PhD-track program is known for its selectivity and interdisciplinary approach, attracting high-achieving candidates from fields such as Chemistry, Physics, and Mechanical Engineering. It offers early integration into high-level research environments and is designed to prepare students for leadership roles in academia and industry.

Despite being accepted into 11 international universities and receiving several scholarship nominations, Ramin made a conscious and passionate choice to join IP Paris, prioritizing a long-term commitment to scientific research.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Ramin and wish him continued success as he begins this exciting new chapter in one of Europe’s leading research ecosystems.