Sustainable Chemistry

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer Semester only

Focus

Sustainable Chemistry, Green Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Sustainability Review, Resources, Recycling, Circular Economy, Sustainable Development, Agenda 2030

Target group

Professionals with an academic education in Chemistry, chemical- Biotechnological or Environmental Engineering, Pharmacy, Biochemistry or similar (Bachelor or Master) and at least one year work experience in a relevant environment

Annotation

Chemistry plays an indispensable role in dealing with current problems such as climate change, pollution or the use of resources. At the same time, basic innovations in chemistry are often the prerequisite for innovations in other technologies, for example in the context of digitisation, renewable energies, electronics or mobility. In the extra-occupational English-language Master Sustainable Chemistry (M.Sc.), students learn how chemistry can and must contribute to sustainable development issues. The degree program is unique worldwide with its interdisciplinary focus on sustainability. The study content ranges from the level of the molecule to global material flows, sustainability assessments and new business models for chemical products. The Master is aimed at professionals with an academic education in Chemistry, Chemical, Biotechnological or Environmental Engineering, Pharmacy, Biochemistry or similar subjects, as well as one year of relevant work experience.

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

University degree in Chemistry, Biotechnology or Environmental Engineering, Pharmacy, Biochemistry or related fields (B.Sc. or M.Sc.) \; at least one year of relevant professional experience \; advanced English (e.g. TOEFL internet-based with at least 83 points)

Fees

19,000.00 EUR / total

Fees (Link)

For the career integrated Master in Sustainable Chemistry, a total of EUR 19,000 tuition fees are to be applied. In addition, semester fees are to be paid per semester.