This Master's Programme in Chemistry offers a modern, molecule-centred approach that bridges traditional chemistry disciplines. It addresses complex global challenges in areas like climate change, energy storage, medicine, and environmental issues. The programme has a strong experimental focus, preparing you for a wide range of careers. You will gain in-depth knowledge of molecular structures, synthesis, and analysis, with opportunities to specialize in fields such as nanotechnology, medicinal chemistry, and materials science. A significant portion of the programme involves hands-on laboratory work, applying theoretical knowledge to practical problems. You will learn from active researchers who will guide you in understanding how molecular properties are designed, understood, and utilized in various applications.
The programme leads to a Degree of Master of Science (120 credits) with a major in Chemistry. A detailed syllabus and curriculum, including specific courses and literature, can be found in the university's Study Information database. The curriculum focuses on understanding molecules, their properties, and applications.
Graduates will be well-equipped for a strong job market in chemistry. The integrated, molecular perspective and acquired skill set enable roles in the pharmaceutical industry, materials science, and environmental agencies. The fundamental knowledge allows for career changes, as principles of molecule design apply across various applications. The programme also provides a solid foundation for pursuing doctoral studies.
Exemption from Swedish language requirements is granted.
The international tuition fee for students from outside the EU, EEA, and Switzerland is SEK 332,000 per year.
The programme duration is 24 months, leading to a Degree of Master of Science (120 credits) with a major in Chemistry.
The language of instruction for the Master's Programme in Chemistry is English.
You need a Bachelor's degree equivalent to a Swedish Kandidatexamen with a major in Chemistry, Chemical Biology, or Chemical Engineering, or equivalent subject areas. English proficiency equivalent to English 6 (Swedish upper secondary) is also required.
Applications are submitted through the university's online application portal. You will need to check eligibility, prepare documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and submit your application by the deadline.
Graduates can pursue careers in the pharmaceutical industry, materials science industry, and environmental agencies. The programme also provides a solid foundation for doctoral studies.