Master Programme in Resource Recovery - Polymer Materials for the Circular Economy

Polymer materials such as plastics and textiles are an important part of our daily lives. It is therefore important that sustainable methods for recycling and new polymer materials with reduced climate and environmental impacts are developed and made available on the market. If this is something you want to learn more about and work with in the future, then this Master's programme is for you.

English: Second Language Acquisition

Nicklas Salomonson

Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business (including The Swedish School of Textiles) Department of Business Administration and Textile Management

Nuhi Bajqinca

Faculty of Librarianship, Information, Education and IT (including The Swedish School of Library and Information Science) Department of Educational Work

Kim Bolton

Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business (including The Swedish School of Textiles) Department of Resource Recovery and Building Technology

Ola Pilerot

Faculty of Librarianship, Information, Education and IT (including The Swedish School of Library and Information Science) Swedish School of Library and Information Science

Lars Hallnäs

Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business (including The Swedish School of Textiles) Department of Design

Nils-Krister Persson

Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business (including The Swedish School of Textiles) Department of Textile Technology

Kristin Johansson

Faculty of Librarianship, Information, Education and IT (including The Swedish School of Library and Information Science) Swedish School of Library and Information Science

Olga Chkanikova

Faculty of Textiles, Engineering and Business (including The Swedish School of Textiles) Department of Business Administration and Textile Management