- Bachelor's degree or at least equivalent degree at the level of at least three years of study at a university, university of applied sciences, cooperative university or at a recognised foreign higher education institution in a degree programme in physics or physics and management or in a subject-related or subject-specific degree programme with examination.
A study programme in chemistry requires that the degree encompasses examinations from the following areas:
a) Examination achievements in the chemistry modules amounting to not less than
85 ECTS credits, and
b) Examiniation achievements in chemistry labs amounting to not less than 25
ECTS credits, and
c) The ability to conduct independent scientific work, demonstrated in particular by a thesis or comparable achievement to the extent of 10 ECTS
credits.
Examination results must comply with one of the following criteria
- final grade of an academic degree 3.0 or better,
or if the degree has not yet been completed - examination results weighted according to credit points, showing an average grade of 3.0 or better by the application deadline. The examination results must be documented in a current transcript of records.
- Proof of adequate English language competence at level B2 of the CEFR
- Letter of motivation
For legally binding information please see the MSc Chemistry admissions statutes.