This course focuses on the theoretical, practical, and investigative aspects of analytical chemistry, with a strong emphasis on separation methods. You will explore the complete analytical process, from defining the problem to reporting results, with a deep dive into techniques like gas and liquid chromatography, and electrophoresis. This course provides the foundational knowledge for a Master's in Analytical Chemistry, combining experimental work with theoretical understanding of key analytical processes.
The course covers essential topics in separation methods through lectures, workshops, and laboratory work. Assessment includes a written exam for theory and written lab reports for practical components.
This course provides a strong foundation for a career as an analytical chemist, equipping you with skills applicable in various research and development roles.
Admission to this course is typically restricted to students within the Master's Programme in Analytical Chemistry or approved exchange students.
Tuition fees apply to citizens of countries outside the EU, EEA, and Switzerland. The application fee is 900 SEK.
This course is primarily for students enrolled in the Master's Programme in Analytical Chemistry. Exchange students may also be admitted with approval from the course coordinator.
Tuition fees of SEK 140,000 per academic year apply to citizens of countries outside the EU, EEA, and Switzerland. The application fee is 900 SEK.
You should budget at least SEK 11,214 per month for living costs.
The application deadline for the Master's Programme in Analytical Chemistry, which includes this course, is typically in mid-January.
Available scholarships include the Stockholm University Scholarship Scheme (merit-based, covers full tuition), Swedish Institute Scholarships (government-funded, varies), and the Stockholm Trio Scholarship (for joint Master's programmes, covers full tuition).
This course provides a foundation for careers as an Analytical Chemist, Research Scientist, Method Development Specialist, or Laboratory Manager.