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NAWI Graz studies in the field of chemistry
Chemistry is omnipresent: it deals with the properties, structure, composition and reactions of substances. It studies how atoms and molecules interact with each other and how these interactions affect matter. Chemistry is an important discipline that deepens our understanding of the world around us and has many applications in areas such as medicine, environmental protection, energy and materials science. In addition, chemistry is also responsible for all processes in the human body, such as metabolism.
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- to the Bachelor Chemistry
- to the Master Chemistry
- to the Master Technical Chemistry
- to the Master Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering
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The Bachelor's degree programme in Chemistry teaches essential fundamentals. This naturally includes a sound basic education in the field of chemistry, which focuses on knowledge of substances and the reactivity of chemical compounds. In addition, general scientific principles from physics and mathematics are taught.
The programme combines practical skills as well as analytical and mathematical thinking. The joy of experimentation is important - but precise analysis and description of facts must also be mastered. Numerous aspects are interwoven into a whole. The Bachelor's degree programme serves as a preliminary stage for Master's studies in numerous disciplines, in which knowledge is further expanded and also deepened.
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The English-language Master's degree in Chemistry with specialisation options in Synthesis, Applied Analytics, Catalysis, Chemistry in Life Science and Environment, Structure and Properties of Condensed Matter and Modeling and Theory forms the basis for entry into the profession of chemist in research, technology, industry, medicine, agriculture, food production, the environment and chemistry-related official fields of activity.
Graduates are able to carry out independent scientific research in chemical and chemistry-related subjects and to apply the skills they have acquired in an interdisciplinary manner to solve chemical problems. In addition, graduates have the opportunity to pursue doctoral studies.
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The English-language engineering Master's degree programme in Technical Chemistry focuses on innovative technologies and their practical application in production. The modular structure of the programme you to focus on individual future-oriented topics such as the further development of fuel cells or batteries, the optimisation of functional polymers or the chemistry of renewable raw materials. The Master's degree opens up countless career opportunities in Austria and abroad.
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Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering is an interdisciplinary, English-language Master's degree programme with an engineering focus. It builds on a Bachelor's degree in (technical) chemistry or pharmacy. The programme is application-oriented and teaches the basics of how to implement chemical or pharmaceutical processes industrially and how to scale up laboratory results for pharmaceutical and chemical production.
Further content includes process simulations or pharmaceutical production demonstrated in practice. State-of-the-art laboratories with state-of-the-art measuring devices such as Optical Coherence Tomography/Near-infrared (OCT/NIR), which make it possible to monitor the quality of a product online, are also used.
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