Applied Chemistry – a diverse programme!

You can expect ...

... a practically oriented programme in chemistry with opportunities to specialise in the areas of biochemistry, chemistry, or sustainable technical chemistry.

... advanced courses in elective modules according to your own interests.

... a comprehensive education oriented on the principle of sustainability, to enable graduates to meet the pressing challenges of our time.

... application-oriented laboratory courses in modern laboratories and a practical semester during the bachelor’s programme that opens doors to industry and research.

... many prospective jobs with regional and national employers in nearly all branches (cosmetics, food, medicine & pharmacy, plastics and adhesives, automobility, energy, environmental analysis, and much more).

... after graduating, you will be qualified to enter a profession, pursue a master’s degree or after that an option to earn a doctorate.

... an opportunity to participate in current socially relevant research, e.g., bio-plastics, new recycling methods, and sustainable synthesis, investigating fuel cells for the energy transition, diagnostics for newborns

... a strong network amongst the Faculty’s students and close individual support from all faculty.

 

You’d like a little more chemistry?

More information about specialisations, career fields, and reports on “Mein Weg in die Chemie” are available on the GDCh website (Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker): www.chemie-studieren.de

General overview of the bachelor’s programme - click to enlarge
Christmas party at the AC Faculty - Photo: H. Schlachter
The Werner complex under a microscope

And - still not enough chemistry?

The crystals show the Werner complex, tetra-ammine(η2-carbonato)cobalt(III)nitrate-Hemihydrate [Co(η2-CO3)(NH3)4]NO3 · ½ H2O.
It is a compound that is produced in the Inorganic Chemistry for Advanced Students module.
Its intensive pink colour and the scaly, glittering crystals are not only popular with our students...