Priority Electives chemistry programme

Every programme offers 6 EC space for 'free electives'. The only requirement for free electives is that they are at university level and their content do not overlap with another course in your programme.
At least 12 EC of the remaining elective space in your programme must consist of chemistry priority electives. (If you take a minor programme, this pertains to the remaining elective space after the minor).

The list of priority electives is given below.
(Not all courses may be given in every year. A few of the courses are choices in the second year).

• NWI-MOL043 Bioinorganic chemistry (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL034 Condensed matter lab (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL050 Condensed matter (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL053 Pharmacochemistry (6 EC)
• NWI-MOL054 Toxicology (6 EC)
• NWI-MOL059 Statistical thermodynamics (6 EC)
• NWI-MOL064 Spectroscopy of Atoms and Molecules (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL065 Chemometrics (6 EC)
• NWI-MOL071 Crystal growth (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL087C Synthesis Lab 3 (6EC)
• NWI-MOL091 Sustainable Chemistry 2 (3 EC) (was: Green chemistry)
• NWI-MOL093 Stereoselective synthesis (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL094 Physical organic chemistry (3 EC)
  or NWI-MOL171 Physical Organic Chemistry 2 (3EC)
• NWI-MOL095 Organic chemistry 3 (6 EC)
• NWI-MOL096 Metalorganic chemistry (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL106 Applied Quantum chemistry (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL108 Magnetic resonance in chemistry (3 EC)
  or NWI-MOL058 Introduction to Magnetic Resonance (3EC)
• NWI-MOL110 Applied magnetic resonance (3 EC)
  or NWI-MOL057 Magnetic Resonance I (6EC)
• NWI-MOL111 Biophysical chemistry (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL112 Quantum Theoretical Chemistry (3 EC)
  or: NWI-MOL174 Computational and Theoretical Chemistry 1 (3 EC)
  + optionally NWI-MOL176 Computational and Theoretical Chemistry 2 (3 EC)
• NWI-MOL150 Data: Structural Bioinformatics (3EC) (was: Data: Bioinformatics) or NWI-MOL075 Bioinformatics A (3EC)
• NWI-MOL169 Catalysis (3EC)
• NWI-MOL173 Chemical Biology Lab (3 EC)
• NWI-BB017C Biochemistry-Molecular Biology II (6 EC)

Please also note the transition rules.

Courses that rule each other out in any case are: