📚About the Program
The four term Master degree programme is research-oriented and geared for a Master thesis. Intensive research experiences are gained. Course description Students document with their Master thesis the realisation, written documentation and finally the presentation of an independent scientific work. This qualification will be recognized in the professional world as a proof of the graduate's ability of working independently. The study programme offers four areas of specialization: Nanochemistry & Functional Materials, Catalysis & Synthesis, Photonics & Photochemistry, Bioorganic & Biological Chemistry. Alternatively, students can study also more generally, according to their own interests. Contents A description of the four areas of specialization can be found here. Structure The study programme comprises 3 advanced and 3 corresponding experimental modules to be selected from inorganic, organic, physical, theoretical and biochemistry 3 project modules, one of them incl. a research proposal (max one non-chemical modul): chemical: inorganic, organic, physical, theoretical (quantum) chemistry, biochemistry, technical, nuclear, and/or macromolecular chemistry non-chemical: physics, crystallography, mineralogy, genetics, computer sciences, pharmacology and toxicology, physiological chemistry 1 supplementary module Master thesis (6 months) Required Documents: ●School leaving certificate/proof of having passed a university entrance exam ●Degree certificate (if already available), if not, please upload a preliminary degree overview ●Overview of subjects and grades (transcript of records) ●University grading system ●An officially certified translation if the original documents were not issued in German or English Language ●Applicants from China and Vietnam are required to also submit a current APS certificate. (for India: As of the winter semester 2023/24) ●English Language Certificate: Level B2/C1 (TOEFL Internet-based 93; IELTS average 6,5 - each single component 6,0; Cambridge qualifications 175; TOEIC 460-425-175; Abitur incl. 6 years)
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