Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Chemistry

Aalborg University, Aalborg,, Denmark

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36 monthsProgram duration

ChemistryMain Subject Area

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Program overview

Main Subject

Chemistry

Degree

BSc

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

Chemistry is a 3-year bachelor's program studied in Aalborg. In the education, you immerse yourself in the basic disciplines of chemistry. You will gain basic knowledge about molecules, their properties and their mutual effects. The education gives you tools to be able to design new molecules and materials as well as use and further develop existing ones. Chemistry is something for you if you want to help improve the world, among other things by targeting the effect of medical preparations or designing new ceramic materials that, among other things. can contribute to energy savings and CO2 reduction. You must also read Chemistry if you want to understand how the world around us is built up and immerse yourself in the experimental and theoretical disciplines of chemistry. The education in Chemistry focuses on understanding molecules and materials and how they can be used to solve future problems in climate, energy and medicine. You will gain knowledge that you can use to design new fabrics and further develop old ones.

Program overview

Main Subject

Chemistry

Degree

BSc

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

Admission Requirements

IELTS

6.5+

GPA

Cambridge CAE Advanced

180+

TOEFL

85+

Admission to the bachelor's program presupposes fulfillment of the following requirements or documentation of equivalent qualifications:

Passed entrance exam
Dansk A
English B
Mathematics A with an average of at least 4.0

and one of the following sets of requirements:

Physics B and Chemistry B
Physics B and Biotechnology A
Geosciences A and Chemistry B

Program Duration

3 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

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