Chemistry (Bachelor of Science)

Leibniz University Hannover

Germany, Hannover

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Leibniz University Hannover

Germany , Hannover

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

German

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines4-Mar-2023 5-Jul-2024

Apply to this program

Go to the official application for the university

Duration 3 year(s)

Tuition Fee

EUR 433 / per-semester

Apply Date 5-Jul-2024

Next Intake 4-Mar-2023

Chemistry (Bachelor of Science)

About

With a Bachelors degree in Chemistry, graduates are qualified to enter the labour market. An alternative is to transfer to a Masters degree programme. In the first semesters of the Bachelors degree programme, students are given a theoretical and practical grounding in analytical, inorganic, organic, physical and technical chemistry. During the first two semesters in particular, students also take a wide range of subsidiary subjects, such as mathematics and physics, as well as toxicology and law for chemical scientists at a later stage. In addition, students can specialise in a compulsory elective area of their choice (Biochemistry, Food Chemistry, Theoretical Chemistry, Quantum Theory or Protein Chemistry) and take optional subjects (foreign languages, courses for relevant computer programmes). Practical training features strongly in our Chemistry degree programmes. About half of the time is devoted to free and structured practical work. Industrial experience outside the university is not required. Study abroad is not compulsory, but may be undertaken within the EU Erasmus Programme, for example.

For studying chemistry, a basic knowledge of natural sciences (especially physics) and mathematics is required. Students of chemistry should enjoy experimenting; they should also not be frightened of handling chemicals, and should possess a certain degree of manual dexterity. They should also be capable of coordinating their time-consuming degree programme with their other interests.
Foreign language skills are recommended (English), but not essential.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Admission Requirements

This degree programme is admission-free.
If you did not graduate from a German school nor have a German higher education entrance qualification (for example, the Abitur), a language certificate proving your knowledge of German is required for the application and enrollment.

Application Deadlines

First-year students (Application for the first semester is only possible for the winter semester)

Applicants from Germany and other EU countries: June 1st Sept 30th of the year
Applicants from outside the European Union: April 15th May 31st of the year (application via uni-assist)

Students resuming their studies and transfer students (application in a higher semester)

Everyone: June 1st Sept 30th of the year for the winter semester
Everyone: December 1st - March 31st of the year for the summer semester

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English Program Requirements

German HZB: none International application: German C1

Career

Chemistry graduates work in industry and public administration, at higher education institutions and research centres. In industry, their tasks may involve developing new chemical products, testing whether production is environmentally friendly, and planning large plants and factories. In the public sector, chemical scientists monitor the quality of food and basic commodities. They also examine fertilisers and cosmetics, investigate how polluted the environment is, and monitor the correct recycling and treatment of waste.

Chemistry graduates work in industry and public administration
at higher education institutions and research centres. In industry
their tasks may involve developing new chemical products
testing whether production is environmentally friendly
and planning large plants and factories. In the public sector
chemical scientists monitor the quality of food and basic commodities. They also examine fertilisers and cosmetics
investigate how polluted the environment is
and monitor the correct recycling and treatment of waste.

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

EUR 433

How to Apply

You can use our online application portal to enrol any time between 1 June and 30 September. To be able to do this, you will need a qualification for admission to higher education. At the end of the online application, you will automatically be forwarded to a cover letter (the so-called application for enrollment). Sign this application for enrollment (handwritten or digital) and put it together with the required documents into one PDF document, which you can then upload using the upload link provided. The required documents include your qualification for admission to higher education (e.g. Abitur) and any other supporting documents such as practical training certificates or evidence of language proficiency. We also need proof of your health insurance and evidence that you have paid the semester fee. At the end of the online application, all required documents are listed and must be uploaded as a scan of the original documents by September 30th, 11:59 p.m. Please do not forget to upload your photo for the LeibnizCard . You can find information on this in the application for enrollment at the end of the online application. In September, you will receive your enrolment documents, an invitation to the welcome event for new students and information about any preparatory courses that may be offered. Please note that some degree programmes offer preparatory courses well before term starts.