MA/MS in Computational Chemistry

This Master's programme deepens knowledge of organic and inorganic chemistry in selected areas. It also trains students to work with quantum chemical simulation software, preparing graduates for a field that relies on computer-based methods. Related themes include quantum chemistry, numerical methods, catalysis and organometallic chemistry. The course is taught as a distance programme designed to be studied alongside a job, and the degree is state-recognised and accredited. There is no numerus clausus, so admission is not tied to a grade cut-off. Interested applicants can try the course free of charge for up to 4 weeks without risk, order an information package or secure a study place directly through the Wilhelm Büchner Hochschule. The standard period of study is 3 semesters, covering 90 credit points.