Molecular Sciences - master
With knowledge in molecular sciences, you can address the grand challenges of the future. This can be making efficient use of natural resources, developing solutions in health and medicine, confronting environment and climate challenges, and securing and improving global food production. You can learn how new molecules can be used to design new and improved drugs, medicine and materials to benefit health, industry and environment.
This program offers three specializations
- Biomolecular Chemistry and Bioinformatics
- Chemical Synthesis and Spectroscopy
- Theoretical and Computational Chemistry
More information about the program structure and courses in the different specializations you can find here.
The program offers a flexible and modern chemistry degree with a range of options beyond traditional study programs in the field. As a student in this master program, you will receive thorough training and skill-building in chemistry fields tailored to your interests.
If you want to strengthen your knowledge about chemical and biochemical processes, and apply it to fields such as medicine, biology, geology, material science, nanotechnology, pharmacy and environmental studies, this program is the right choice for you!
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) in Chemistry, Molecular Sciences or other fields of natural sciences
Applicants must have a minimum grade average comparable to a Norwegian “C” (3,0) in the ECTS scale
see Admission requirements for more information
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) in Chemistry, Molecular Sciences or other fields of natural sciences
Applicants must have a minimum grade average comparable to a Norwegian “C” (3,0) in the ECTS scale
see Admission requirements for more information