MSc Chemical Sciences at University of Stuttgart

Entry requirements

Admission Requirements The following requirements apply if you wish to be admitted to Chemical Sciences M.Sc: A Bachelor's degree of at least six semesters in duration (or equivalent) in chemistry or in a closely related field of study Knowledge and skills equivalent to those required to complete a bachelor's degree in chemistry. The admissions committee may invite applicants whose eligibility has not been sufficiently proven to attend a selection interview. For detailed information about the admission process, required English proficiency, and criteria for determining eligibility, please refer to the admission regulations. Language Requirements The study programme courses are held in English, so excellent English language skills are required (level B2): You need an appropriate language certificate, e.g. TOEFL ibt 80 points or IELTS Band 5 Graduates of English-language Bachelor's study programmes require a certificate from the university from which they obtained their Bachelor's degree (minimum six semesters of study). Admission regulations – January 22, 2024 Application period for the winter semester: February 1 – July 15 The winter semester starts in October. How is the programme structured? Chemical Sciences begins every winter semester (October) and is designed to be completed in four semesters,requiring a total of 120 ECTS credits. The programme comprises compulsory modules (35 %) along with an extensive selection of elective modules (65 %) to meet the individual interests and abilities of the students. + - Study schedule Study programme structure Overview of the curriculum. (The PDF file is not digitally accessible. If you have difficulty reading it, please contact the course director Karina Schulz, [email protected]) Module Handbook The module handbook and the study programme curriculum describe the individual modules with the associated courses, content and examinations. Curriculum and Module Handbook In the C@MPUS portal, you can view the structure of the study programme.