Chemistry for Science

What will you learn?

A graduate of the “Chemistry for Science” study programme can be characterised as a student with a solid command of the basic building blocks of chemistry (i.e. inorganic, organic, physical and analytical chemistry) with a sufficient overview of their interrelation and use. Graduates will be very well equipped in terms of experimental chemistry due to the great emphasis placed on laboratory instruction. Their interaction with specific research problems resolved within the faculty at the beginning of their studies will enable them to further develop during their master’s or subsequently their doctoral studies.  

Your career prospects

The study programme is clearly designed and structured in such a way as to ensure that students are motivated to continue their studies in related master’s and doctoral study programmes. After completing this three-year study programme, students will have a solid foundation allowing them to succeed in their further studies in the then already specialised fields of chemistry and, in particular, to further develop as individuals capable of solving scientific research problems at a high level. This will enable them to continue their careers either in academia as teachers or researchers, or to engage in research and development in the private sector after completing their postgraduate studies.