Bachelor'sChemistry
Look beyond the visible. From the materials in your smartphone to the processes in the human body: molecules dictate how our world functions. Master the fundamental science behind these mechanisms and acquire the analytical skills to shape reality.
Something for you?
- Gain a solid theoretical base combined with extensive lab training.
- Contribute to research on new medicines and sustainable materials.
- Experience our open atmosphere and personal contact with teachers.
- Work with high-tech research facilities unique in the world.
- Cross disciplinary boundaries between chemistry and other sciences.
Admission requirements
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- Main language
- English (100%)
- Study duration
- 3 years (180 EC)
- Start
- September
- Average contact hours first year
- 30+
- Number of first year students
- 39
- Programme format
- Full time
- Degree
- Bachelor of Science
- Faculty
- Faculty of Science
- CROHO code
- 56943
- Accreditation
- NVAO
What will you learn
As a Chemistry student you study processes in detail, down to the molecular or even atomic level. To understand molecules or materials, or to create new applications by changing them. In the Chemistry Bachelor's programme, you learn to research the molecular world from both theory and practice. Through theoretical lectures, you study different areas of chemistry, such as organic chemistry, physical chemistry or biochemistry. During the course of your studies you can choose in which direction you want to specialise. In addition, you will learn the mathematical and physical concepts that are important to investigate and predict molecular processes. Because the world on the nanometer scale can only be studied experimentally, you receive extensive training in the practicalities of chemistry. For example, so that you understand the techniques for studying materials - such as lasers or magnetic fields - in detail. And of course an important part of your studies takes place in the lab; through experiments you get to know and study chemical reactions.
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Future career opportunities
As a Chemistry graduate you can get straight down to work after finishing your studies as there is virtually no unemployment among chemists. Companies are constantly seeking young talent and the education sector is in desperate need of teachers. After graduating as a chemist, you can continue doing research at a company or a university. You could also go in another direction, such as obtaining your first-level teaching qualification or work as consultant or manager.
Career prospectsResearch
Are you curious about which research questions chemists are concerned with, and what you also could be working on in your studies? We have more than 25 chemistry research groups that are working on urgent issues regarding sustainability, drug development, data storage, the origin of life, and much more.
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If you are going to follow this Bachelor's programme, you will pay an annual tuition fee. There are different tuition rates. The amount depends on your personal situation.
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