Doctoral study program in PhD in Chemical Metallurgy is a modern scientifically oriented, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research program. The study is mainly oriented on the chemical aspects of preparation, extraction and recycling of metallic materials and the characterization of these materials.

The purpose of the Ph.D. in Metallurgical Engineering is to develop an engineer with advanced abilities in applying fundamental engineering sciences and/design and synthesis, and related principles independently to specific problems of society at large.

Subject to the stipulations of General Academic Regulations G42, a master's degree is required for admission to studies for a PhD.

PhD in Metallurgical Technology The doctoral study branch of Metallurgical Technology covers the entire issue of production and processing of liquid and solid materials based on iron and non-ferrous metals, thereby holding a unique position in the structure of disciplines of Czech universities. Workplaces of specialized departments are equipped with modern experimental, instrumental, and analytical equipment with which it is possible to solve the challenging tasks of scientific research projects in the field of basic and also of applied research.

Montana Tech has joined with the University of Montana and Montana State University to offer the Montana Ph.D. program in Materials Science. This multi-campus program involves faculty, students, and resources on all three campuses.

The program allows graduates, through research, to specialize in the areas of analysis and design in specialized aspects of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering.