Module selection

The Master’s degree program is structured modular. The individual modules and their major focal points are listed below. Please see the module guide for more detail on the contents of each course.

The selection of modules must be done at the beginning of your studies and registered via StudOn. Please refer to our step-by-step guide.

You will need to choose all mandatory modules, one of the five mandatory elective modules, one elective module, and one specialization module.

Please note that you will need the approval of the module coordinator for individual modules. Please find further information on StudON.

Mandatory modules

CM1-IC – Inorganic chemistry
CM2-OC – Organic Chemistry
CM3-PC – Physical Chemistry

Mandatory elective modules

CME1 – Quantum and Computer Chemistry
CME2 – Catalysis
CME3 – Bioinorganic Chemistry
CME4 – Interface Phenomena
CME5 – Molecular Materials

Elective modules

CE1 – Technical Chemistry
CE2 – Crystallography and Structural Physics
CE2 – Food Chemistry
CE4 – Instrumental Forensic and Bioanalytical Chemistry
CE5 – Semiconductor Technology
CE6 – Nanoelectronics
CE7 – Advanced Electrochemistry
CE8 – Biochemistry
CE9 – Microbiology
CE10 – Chemistry of Life
CE11 – Free Elective Module (any subject, e.g. a language course)

Specialisation modules

CS-IC – Inorganic Chemistry
CS-OC – Organic Chemistry
CS-PC – Physical Chemistry
CS-TC – Theoretical Chemistry

 

Further information can be found in the module guide.