Relevant courses for internships

Departments for internships usually require that you have taken one or more particular courses before starting the internship. Below you can see which Bachelor's courses are important. The relevant Master's courses can be found in the specialization prospectuses.

Relevant Bachelor Courses for your Internships/specialisation
The courses mentioned with each department may be essential to the internship you choose there. Recommended courses are a useful addition to your knowledge on the research topics.

Analytical chemistry/Chemometrics/Trace Gas Lab 
Chemometrics
or Chemometrics for Molecular Life Sciences (no longer taught separately)
Spectroscopy Project

Applied Material Science
Condensed Matter Lab

Bioinformatics (CMBI)
Recommended: Structure, Function and Bioinformatics; Comparative genomics

Biomolecular chemistry
Advanced Molecular biology
Recommended: Animal Cell Biology, Biophysical Chemistry, Immunology

Biophysical Chemistry
tba

Cell Biology
tba

Condensed Matter Physics
tba

Environmental chemistry
Sustainable Chemistry 2, HERA (environmental risk assessment)

FELIX
tba

Magnetic Resonance Research Centre
Magnetic resonance I/Introduction to Magnetic Resonance

Molecular pharmacology and toxicology
Pharmacochemistry
Recommended: Toxicology, Comparative Physiology, Molecular Basis of Diseases

Molecular Structure and Dynamics
tba

Physical Chemistry of Soft Condensed Matter
tba

Physical organic chemistry
Organic chemistry 3
Recommended, a choice in: Synthesis Lab 3, Stereoselective synthesis, Physical Organic Chemistry 2, Metal Organic Chemistry, a Magnetic Resonance course.

Scanning Probe Microscopy
tba

Solid state chemistry
Crystal Growth
Recommended: Condensed Matter Laboratory

Spectroscopy and Catalysis
tba

Synthetic organic chemistry
Organic chemistry 3
Recommended, a choice in: Synthesis Lab 3, Stereoselective synthesis, Metal Organic Chemistry, Catalysis, Polymer Chemistry, a Magnetic Resonance course.

Systems chemistry
Organic chemistry 3
Recommended, a choice in: Synthesis Lab 3, Stereoselective synthesis, Metal Organic Chemistry, Catalysis, Polymer Chemistry, a Magnetic Resonance course.

Theoretical and Computational chemistry
Statistical Thermodynamics 1 and Statistical Thermodynamics  2
Recommended:Applied quantum chemistry