Master's Programme in Chemistry

Study facts
| Study programme code | MAMN-KJEM |
| ECTS credits | 120 |
| Duration | 2 years |
| Degree | Master of Science in Chemistry |
| Teaching language | English |
| Study start | Autumn |
| Resources | Study plan |
| Belongs to | Department of Chemistry |
Presentation
Semester
Autumn
Objectives and content
The aim of the master´s programme in chemistry is to provide a high qualified background of theory and practice in chemistry, with sufficient specialisation in a specific field to enable the completion of a research based master´s project in one of the research groups in the department. This involves both the use of established knowledge in the field and participation in its further development. The specialisations that you can choose between span the whole width of chemical research, from purely theoretical subjects to laboratory based projects. You will be able to choose from a range of modern instruments at the department, which support experimental work of high quality (i.e. high-field NMR, UV-, IR-, NIR, Raman-spectroscopy, MS and X-ray crystallography). The combination of theoretical subjects specified for each field of research gives theoretical and practical experience in areas that are relevant for the master´s project. Completing the program will give you experience in presenting your results and theories both orally and in writing, together with collecting and evaluating scientific literature in relevant fields.
Admission
Semester
Autumn
Admission Requirements
Applicants must normally have obtained a first degree (bachelor´s degree) in chemistry of at least 3 years' duration, or equivalent. For some countries a 4 years' Bachelor's degree or an MA/MSc degree is required. The degree must include courses equalling at least 1 1/2 years of full-time studies in a subject relevant to that of the programme applied for. At least 2nd Class, upper division, is normally required to be considered for admission. Proficiency in the English language is required. A course in quantitative analytical chemistry equivalent to KJEM250 Analytical chemistry is required, but can be incorporated in the plan for the master´s degree.
Who may apply
NOTE:
The Master Program in Chemistry is open to applicants for the Quota scheme, but not for self-financing students in the admission for 2015.
Applicants for the Quota Scheme, from the following universities:
Kazan State Technological University, Russia
Makerere University, Uganda
National University of Mongolia
Central South University, Changsha,China
University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
Chulabhorn Research Insitute, Thailand
Study Period Abroad
Study period abroad
For information about exchange study abroad, please contact the student advisor or the supervisor.
Construction
| Subjects (requirement 60 SP) | |||||||
| You should choose subjects in consultation with your academic supervisor. | |||||||
| Master thesis in Chemistry (requirement 60 SP) | |||||||
| Mandatory course | |||||||
| Course code | Course title | SP | S | R | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KJEM399 | Master's Thesis in Chemistry | 60 | 3 | ||||
| SP = ECTS credits, S = Semester, R = Recommended semester | |||||||