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Bachelor programme in chemistry covering the properties of elements and compounds, their transformations, the synthesis of new compounds and methods to determine chemical composition.
Faculty: Faculty of Chemistry and Food Chemistry | Duration: 6 semesters (3 years) full-time; 12 semesters part-time | Study mode: full-time (part-time option); German-taught | Intake: winter semester | Location: Dresden, Sachsen, Germany
Six semesters with modules in general and inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, organic chemistry, physics for chemists and mathematics for chemists.
Chemistry contributes to areas from medicines and microchips to new materials for communication.
Abitur (general higher-education entrance qualification) or an equivalent entrance qualification. German language proficiency is required; international applicants and German applicants with foreign qualifications must meet the university's language requirements. Applicants whose foreign qualification does not give direct access to German higher education must first attend a Studienkolleg. Numerus clausus: no (open admission). Application deadlines for the first subject semester (German applicants and Bildungsinländer): Application period: 1 June – 15 September. International applicants: Application period non-EU applicants: 1 April – 15 July; Application period EU applicants: 1 April – 15 September (with proof of German for study); 1 April – 15 July (without proof of German for study). Application is made online through the TU Dresden application portal.
Intake: winter semester
Duration: 6 semesters (3 years) full-time; 12 semesters part-time
Apply through the official page: https://tu-dresden.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/bewerbung/online-bewerbung
STEM
TU Dresden, Germany
STEM
TU Dresden, Germany
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