Master of Chemistry

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Study chemical phenomena in all contexts

A Masters degree in Chemistry combines theoretical lectures and coursework with practical laboratory work and applied studies to discover new knowledge about chemicals. These lectures, practical experiences, and possible research internships can usually be combined with your final Masters thesis.

Since a Master of Chemistry is intended to focus and deepen the knowledge you gained from your previous Bachelors degree, you can choose from a variety of specialisations. For this purpose you can choose between different modules: biochemistry, bioinorganic chemistry, biophysical chemistry, molecular modelling, sustainability in organic chemistry and theoretical chemistry.

What are possible careers with a Master of Chemistry?

The employment opportunities with a Masters degree in Chemistry are endless and you get to conduct independent research. Upon successful completion of a Master of Science in Chemistry you can work in the following career fields:

• Laboratory analysis and work
• Research and research groups
• University education in science or chemistry
• Chemical industry
• Pharmaceutical companies
• Clerk at authorities for health, environment or agriculture

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