Master of Science: Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis at University of Regensburg

University of Regensburg

Germany, Regensburg

University Rank:#691

The Master of Science: Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis is a Master degree offered by University of Regensburg on the Regensburg campus in Germany. The program is delivered on campus as a Full Time course in English and requires approximately 2 years to complete. Students study at the Regensburg campus while gaining the knowledge and practical experience expected for this area of study. The next intake is available from January 10, 2027.

About Master of Science: Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis

The MSc programme SynCat provides successful BSc students with a tailor-made curriculum for an intensive and world-class training in all aspects of modern molecular sciences with SYNTHESIS at its core! Special emphasis is put on modern synthetic techniques, catalyst development and applications, and theoretical and analytical tools. The following courses are offered: SYNTHESIS (SYN): The basic concepts of how to make complex molecules, functional materials, natural products, and drugs CATALYSIS (CAT): Modern aspects of catalyst preparation, characterisation, and application to molecule synthesis in academic and industrial contexts TECHNIQUES (TEC): Basic lab methods and tools for the preparation and analysis of molecules ADVANCED TECHNIQUES (A TEC): Modern technologies and their applications in research and industry settings RESEARCH EXCHANGE (RES EX): Study off-campus, develop your skills abroad or in a company (funding available!) CONCLUSION (CON): Choose a specialisation and train special techniques for a successful Master's thesis MASTER'S THESIS (MAT): Become a researcher and tackle a challenging task

Requirements and Admission Criteria for Master of Science: Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis at University of Regensburg

Entry Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry or a closely related subject

Fee Information

How to Apply

www.syncat.eu

Master of Science: Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis at University of Regensburg

University of Regensburg

Germany, Regensburg