The Bachelor of Science program in Chemistry provides a strong foundation in the fundamental principles of this science, equipping students for diverse and socially relevant applications. Chemistry, the study of the composition, properties, and transformations of substances, is crucial for developing sustainable materials, new active agents, and efficient industrial processes. This curriculum offers a comprehensive range of topics and modules across various chemical disciplines, including analytical, inorganic, organic, physical, technical, and theoretical chemistry, with connections to biological and medicinal chemistry. Students will gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The program emphasizes developing scientific understanding, analytical thinking, and the ability to apply scientific methods to solve problems. Graduates will understand the significant role chemistry plays in addressing global challenges related to sustainability, resource efficiency, health, and nutrition. The program also focuses on transferable skills such as independent scientific work, critical thinking, and social responsibility.
Applicants with foreign school-leaving certificates must provide proof of German language proficiency at a specific level as an admission prerequisite.
While there are no tuition fees, students are responsible for living expenses and may need to pay a semester contribution which covers student services and public transport.
There are no tuition fees for Bachelor's programs at Technische Universität Berlin. You will be responsible for living expenses and may need to pay a semester contribution.
The standard study duration for the B.Sc. Chemistry program is 6 semesters, which is equivalent to 3 years.
The language of instruction for the B.Sc. Chemistry program is German.
The application period for the Winter Semester is from May 1st to August 31st, and the registration period is from June 16th to August 31st.
Estimated living costs are approximately €933 per month, totaling around €11,200 per year.
You need a university entrance qualification certificate, which is generally the German Abitur. Foreign applicants must also provide proof of German language proficiency.