MA/MS in Chemistry (joint degree)
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands•World Rank #31
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MA/MS in Chemistry (joint degree) is a master's degree in Natural Sciences & Mathematics programme taught at Universiteit van Amsterdam in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The programme runs for 2 years. It carries 120.0 credits (ECTS). Teaching is in English. Tuition for international students is EUR 26,000 per year (EUR 2,694 per year for local students).
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Overview
The Master's programme Chemistry provides you with a highly qualified background of theory and practice in chemistry and sufficient specialisation in a specific field. It exposes you to research at the frontline of this exciting, multifaceted discipline that forms the bridge between biology and physics and mathematics. Globally, chemistry is acknowledged as playing a key role in social and economic progress. Within the Master's programme Chemistry, every student can find an area suited to his or her individual talents and ambitions. There are several different tracks:
- Analytical Sciences, Chemistry of Life
- Molecular Sciences
- Science for Energy and Sustainability
This is a joint degree programme between the UvA and VU.
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Frequently asked questions
Universiteit van Amsterdam awards a Master's Degree in the field of Natural Sciences & Mathematics on completion of this programme.
The programme runs for 2 years.
Tuition for international students is EUR 26,000 per year (EUR 2,694 per year for local students).
The programme is taught in English.
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