Chemistry - Bachelor's degree (English only)
Bachelor's degree
In Linz (Austria)
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Linz (Austria)
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Duration
6 Semesters
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Credits
180
The Bachelor’s degree program in Chemistry has been designed for students who wish to pursue vocational education as a chemist and for those who have a keen interest in engineering and natural sciences. The program includes a broad spectrum of specialized courses in various areas of chemistry, chemical technologies, and process engineering, thereby providing a sound basis for students who intend to enroll in a Master’s degree program or pursue a profession at chemical and technology-oriented institutions and facilities.
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About this course
The Bachelor’s degree program is largely based on principles of research-based learning and research-led teaching. In addition to acquiring a strong base-knowledge understanding of technical chemistry, the program strongly emphasizes the skills required to successfully address and solve problems. As teamwork is a large part of the program, students work together in small groups, learning how to evaluate and solve theoretical and real-world problems, as well as how to interpret and analyze measured values.
General higher education entrance qualifications (such as an Austrian “Matura” diploma)
Your Benefits:
Acquire broad specialist training in all areas of chemistry
Combine theory and real-world practices
Learn how be part of a team
Excellent infrastructure
Outstanding career prospects
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Subjects
- Chemistry
- General and Inorganic Chemistry
- Analytical Chemistry
- Mathematics
- Organic and Polymer Chemistry
- Physical Chemistry
- Process Engineering
- Chemical Technology
- Technology
- Engineering
Course programme
STUDY PLAN
As part of the Bachelor’s degree program, students are required to complete courses totaling 180 ECTS credits in the following areas:
- General and Inorganic Chemistry
- Analytical Chemistry
- Mathematics and Fundamentals in Science
- General Skills
- Organic and Polymer Chemistry
- Physical Chemistry
- Chemical Technology and Process Engineering
- Free Electives
- Bachelor's Thesis
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
The curriculum for the Chemistry program includes a combination of subfields, providing students with insight into a wide range of professions. Graduates are highly sought after and after successfully completing studies, graduates can pursue a variety of careers, including:
- Research and development at research institutions, at chemical companies (petrochemical, food, paper & pulp industries, etc.), or related sectors (pharmaceutical industry, biotechnology, metallurgy, energy technology, etc.)
- Production in the chemical industry field or related sectors
- Chemical quality control
- Field expert (such as for government commissions, agencies, and public authorities in the areas of environmental, employer, and consumer protection or occupational safety)
Additional information
JKU Young Polymer Scientists: A unique, comprehensive educational program designed to provide gifted high-school students with an opportunity to take part in workshops during the school year and learn more about the fields of chemistry and polymer engineering.
Mentoring Program: JKU faculty members meet with newly enrolled students in small groups and provide tips and advice pertaining to studies.
Chemistry - Bachelor's degree (English only)