Chemistry at the University of Ulm

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Courses of studies offered by the School of Chemistry

On this website you find an overview about the courses of studies offered by our School of Chemistry.

Chemistry B.Sc.
Chemistry and Management B.Sc.
Teacher Education Chemistry B.Sc.
Chemical Engineering B.Sc.

The teaching language of the bachelor's programmes is German. Individual elective courses can be offered in English.

Chemistry M.Sc.
Chemistry and Management M.Sc.
Teacher Education Chemistry M.Ed.
Chemical Engineering M.Sc.
Energy Science and Technology M.Sc.

The language of instruction in the chemistry courses (resp. specify: lecture tutorial etc.) is English. Formally, the Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Energy Science and Technology study programmes are English-taught, taught programmes in English, for which proof of sufficient English language proficiency is required for admission. Further details can be found in the corresponding admission statutes. The Master's programmes in Chemistry and Management and Teacher Education in Chemistry are formally German Master's programmes, as the language of instruction for the non-chemical part of the course is predominantly German. Accordingly, no certificate of language proficiency in English is required for admission (however, a certificate of language proficiency in German is required for foreign applicants).

Below you will find detailed information on the discipline's study/degree programmes. If you are interested in the entire range of degree programmes offered by Ulm University, please use the central "Degree Programme Finder" of the Zentrale Studienberatung (central student advisory services).

Module Handbooks

The module handbooks for our degree programs can be accessed on the campus portal (LSF). The handbooks available here are versioned according to academic semesters. It is strongly recommended that you always use the latest available version (usually that of the previous semester). The module handbooks and individual module descriptions may be updated on an ongoing basis. The latest module handbooks/module descriptions are accessible if you have a kiz account that allows you to log in to the system. In this case, the current versions can be accessed under the tab "Study / View module descriptions".