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Overview

Program description:
Main objectives of the MSc program are education and training of chemists who have a broad theoretical knowledge and excellent practical skills in chemistry and have a proper knowledge in other natural sciences (e.g. mathematics, physics), informatics and have a good command of a foreign language. They are qualified for performing creative work both in chemical research and development. They are trained for recognizing and solving problems in these fields including synthesis and functionalization of compounds, qualitative and quantitative analytical measurements and structure determination. They are qualified to occupy leading positions in chemical industry, administration, environmental management, environmental protection and quality control and management. They are well educated to continue their study on PhD courses in chemistry or in related fields.

Entry requirements:
relevant BSc degree, TOEFL 66 or IELTS 5.5, Attestation of language proficiency in case of English language former studies (full BSc programme)

Entrance exam:
Yes

Type of entrance exam:
oral

Entrance exam location:
Electronic

Entrance exam description:
Oral exam containing questions regarding the core subjects.

Contact:
Dr. Kristóf Tamás
associate professor
kristof.tamas@mk.uni-pannon.hu

Preparatory year available:
No

Specialisation year available:
no

Programme structure

The structure of the program is presented according to the academic and output requirements.
1. Basic courses: 17 credits
mathematics, physics, biology and geology;

2. Core courses: 34 credits
analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, industrial chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry;

3. Enhanced, extended and interdisciplinary studies: 33 credits
integrated laboratory practice, 9 credits
analytical chemistry 4 credits
structure elucidation methods 4 credits
materials science 4 credits
chemical informatics 4 credits
environmental chemistry 4 credits
synthetic chemistry 4 credits

4. Thesis 30 credits

5. Electives 6 credits

total 120 credits

Apply now! Academic year 2025/26
Application deadline
31 Jan 2025, 14:00:00
Central European Time
Studies commence
1 Sept 2025
Apply now! Academic year 2025/26
Application deadline
31 Jan 2025, 14:00:00
Central European Time
Studies commence
1 Sept 2025