Life after AMIS

Overview
Career Paths
Label Ambassadors

Overview

The programme will prepare you to explore angles for technological and social change, and identify where niches for new business ideas sit in the market. Contacts within industries and research institutes will prepare you to develop your own activities and business, join the industry or start a PhD focused on EIT RawMaterials challenges.

The developed skills and knowledge you gain will be highly appreciated by industries in the Materials Science domain or by Laboratories, especially in sectors such as Microelectronics, Optics, Bio-technologies, Energy, Communication and Environment.

Possible career paths

Careers include university roles, research institutions, teaching students or managerial positions. Scientists with high commercial awareness and knowledge that can communicate effectively the commercial value of their scientific research are also highly valued.

Resource Industry

SMEs in chemistry; exploration; green energy; machinery and plant construction; metal working industry; ceramics; and the environmental economy (R&D, product development, management, production, marketing and sales). You will become an expert whose actions and decisions influence innovation output, value creation and organisational performance.

Freelancer and Entrepreneur

Start your own business or become an industry consultant.

Wider Society

Science journalism; consulting; project development and management; advisor to policy makers; administration; specialist agencies and media.

Speak with your Label Ambassadors

If you would like to learn more about what it is like to study on the AMIS programme then contact one of our Label Ambassadors below to find out about their experiences and journeys of studying with us. You can alternatively speak with one of our EIT Label team with any questions that you may

have on the programme.