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Chemistry

Bachelor’s programme

Faculty of Natural Science (NAWI-Graz) Faculty of Natural Science

University degree

Bachelor of Science „BSc“

ECTS

180

Start of studies

Winter term 2024/25

Duration of study

6 semesters

Teaching language

German

type of study programme

Full-time

One study programme – two universities – many possibilities

What makes the bachelor’s programme in Chemistry unique is the interdisciplinary education it provides, with the advantages of two universities. This collaboration with Graz University of Technology offers a broad range of courses, allowing numerous options for pursuing your own interests.

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Is this degree programme right for you?

Interests that are a good basis for this study programme

You are interested in the natural sciences and enjoy lab work. This study programme also involves analytical and mathematical thinking.

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About the study programme

Chemistry at the University of Graz

This study programme provides a thorough grounding in chemistry and the basic elements of physics and mathematics that are fundamental to the natural sciences in general. You will be educated in both theoretical and practical aspects of the subject, as well as responsible handling of chemicals and hazardous substances, which is taught in the context of laboratory exercises.

Institute NAWI Graz Curriculum

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Further studies

Your options in the master’s programme

The master’s programmes in Chemistry, Technical Chemistry, Advanced Materials Science, and Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering build directly on the bachelor’s programme, enhancing and expanding on what you have already learned. At the University of Graz you also have the option of interdisciplinary master’s programmes and joint programmes, allowing further scope for individualised and specialised learning.

Chemistry Technical Chemistry Advanced Materials Science

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Engineering

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Career prospects

Preparation for a wide range of career paths

As a graduate of the bachelor’s programme you will be qualified to work in research and practical roles in industry, commerce, public administration, science communications, analytical and synthetic chemistry, technical chemistry, materials science, the chemistry of biomaterials and natural products, chemical engineering, or environmental and food chemistry.