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See the degree grade →A non-thesis master’s programme taught in English that develops practical and scientific skills in modern analytical chemistry. Suited to graduates seeking laboratory-focused roles — especially those who want to design, run, evaluate and report analytical studies or contribute to quality and systems in analytical laboratories.
Coursework focuses on modern analytical chemistry methods and laboratory practice. Students learn to plan and carry out scientific studies, evaluate and document findings, and support the sustainability and quality of analytical processes in laboratory environments. The programme also encourages keeping up with advances in analytical chemistry and developing communication skills relevant to the field.
The programme page lists an application requirements section but does not specify details on this page. Prospective applicants should consult the department or official admissions materials for precise eligibility and documentation requirements.
Graduates are prepared for work in technically equipped research laboratories, institutional laboratories that protect public health, external commercial testing laboratories, and analytical units within industrial organisations. Roles may involve conducting analyses, quality assurance, method development, and laboratory system management.
This programme description does not list scholarships. Applicants should explore university-wide scholarships, departmental funding, and external grants or employer sponsorships; contacting the university’s admissions or financial aid office will provide current funding options.
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