Programme of B2
The second year curriculum consists of a fixed core curriculum (including multiple possibilities in quarter four) supplemented by an elective programme.
Some elective courses within chemistry are shown here, but you may choose courses from other degree programmes in your elective space. There are priority electives and other electives. Priority electives are an obvious part of the chemistry core curriculum. A number of other electives have been pre-approved. Others must be taken as free electives.
Some of the courses and many electives are taught in Dutch. Please see the course descriptions.
1st quarter | 2nd quarter | 3rd quarter | 4th quarter |
DNA-technology (3 EC) |
Crystal Structure (3 EC) |
Microscopische technieken (3 EC) |
Choice I (See below) |
Lineaire algebra (3 EC) |
Mechanics 2A (3 EC) |
Fourier analyse (3 EC) |
Choice II (See below) |
Thermodynamics 2 (3 EC) |
Quantum mechanics 1 (3 EC) |
Quantum mechanics 2 (3 EC) |
Chemische binding (3 EC) |
Programmeren in Matlab (3 EC) |
Inorganic chemistry lab (3 EC) |
Synthesis of biomolecules (3 EC) |
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Statistics (3 EC) |
Inorganic chemistry (3 EC) |
(Priority) Elective |
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Academische vorming (0 EC) | |||
6 EC for a writing skills course and a philosophy course* taught in: | |||
Inleiding in de Filosofie (Bio) (3 EC) |
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Schrijfvaardigheid (3 EC) |
Schrijfvaardigheid (3 EC) |
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15 ec | 15 ec | 15 ec | 15 ec |
*It is also possible to do (one of) these courses in the third year.
In the fourth quarter you have a choice between the following (sets of) courses. Choice I is completely independent of choice II. Note that choice II may be either 3 or 6 EC; 3 EC of extra electives are needed should you do the Condensed Matter Laboratory course.
Choice I | Choice II |
Condensed matter (3 EC) and Electricity & Magnetism 2A(3 EC) |
Organic chemistry lab (6 EC) |
OR: Biochemistry-Molecular Biology II (6 EC) |
OR: Condensed Matter Laboratory (3 EC) |
Priority Electives in the third quarter for second year students are:
Chemie en samenleving (3 EC) |
Bioinorganic chemistry (3 EC) |
Magnetic resonance in chemistry (3 EC) |