Masterprogram I Resursatervinning Polymera Material For Den Cirkulara Ekonomin2

This programme runs with collaboration with The Swedish National Test and Research Institute (SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden) and focuses on the recycling of polymers. It includes a module on Recycling of plastics .

If you want to understand polymer recycling and contribute to circular economy initiatives, then this master's programme is for you. You will gain a deeper understanding of the value chain of plastics and their recyclability. Emphasis is placed on the scientific aspects of polymer recycling, including both fundamental and applied research. You can look forward to extensive practical assignments and a master's thesis, which will provide you with valuable experience in this field.

In addition, you will have the opportunity to collaborate closely with industry partners and participate in real-world projects. This programme is designed to prepare you for a career in the plastics industry or in research, where you can contribute to sustainable solutions and a circular economy.

The University of Borås in Sweden, founded in 1977, is a modern university known for applied research and strong industry collaboration. Hosting over 18,000 students, including a vibrant international community, the university brings together schools in business and IT, textiles and engineering, and library and information science. Its program portfolio spans business administration, engineering, fashion and textiles, library and information studies, pedagogy and IT, with a practical orientation that prepares graduates for professional roles.

Facilities at Borås include specialized textile laboratories, innovation hubs and well-equipped learning spaces that support hands-on education and project-based work with regional and international partners. The university emphasizes applied projects, internships and research that address real-world challenges, enabling students to work directly with companies and public sector organizations. Sustainability and design are recurring themes across programs, reflecting regional industry strengths and national priorities.

Internationalization is a core focus, with English-taught programs, exchange opportunities and networking that enrich student experience and employability. Student life in Borås blends a compact urban setting with cultural activity, student organizations and strong student support services for career guidance and academic counseling. For students seeking an applied, industry-linked education in Scandinavia with strong connections to textiles, design and information sciences, the University of Borås offers practical training and a supportive international environment.