Chemistry (B.Sc.)

The study programme qualifies students to become chemists in the professional areas of research and practice. The goal of the programme is to produce qualified, critical and responsible chemists who can participate in the constructive development of their field in an independent way. In order to achieve this, our students actively acquire both exüerimental practice and the theoretical foundations of the sub-disciplines of chemistry and independently transfer the principles deduced from examples to new problem areas.

Chemistry at the Georg-August-University is known for its excellence in research. Its research is focused on "Functional Biomolecular Biology", "Sustainable Chemistry" and "MaterialsAnalytical Methods on Molecular Interaction". The Bachelor's programme is characterised by its breadth and depth of training: along with well-founded specialist knowledge of the subject and the related research, key qualifications are imparted within the scope of practical training. Our students have the opportunity to participate in current research projects at an early stage of the study programme and are able to take advantage of a wide range of scientific facilities ranging from the neighbouring Max Planck Institutes to the XLAB. A free optional prep course helps getting started with studying. Additional digital support is given, such as videotutorials or e-labcourses.

German on Level DSH-2 is obligatory. A good knowledge of English is recommended; corresponding English courses are accepted as optional courses.

• research-oriented profile (for the subsequent Master's programme)
• practice-oriented programme with a possible focus on "Chemistry and Natural-Scientific Communication", "Chemistry and Computer Science", "Chemistry and environmental studies" and "Chemistry and Economics" (for direct entry into the profession with the B.Sc. or the uptake of corresponding Master’s study programmes)

Research-oriented profile: preparation for the subsequent Master's programme (for possible professions see this programme's page); practice-oriented profile: scientific journalism, scientific publishing, public relations, chemical informatics, independent research, etc.