In the first four semesters, you will learn the most important fundamentals of inorganic, organic, physical, analytical, and technical chemistry as well as physics and mathematics and acquire further interdisciplinary knowledge, including English as a foreign language.

From the 5th semester onwards, you can decide for yourself which in-depth modules you would like to take, for example, "Coupling Methods in Analytical Chemistry", "Technical Catalysis" or "Microbiological-Biochemical Internship". In this way, you will be slowly introduced to the research work of the individual institutes.

In the 6th semester, you will complete your Bachelor's thesis. To do this, you deal with an interesting research topic, find out about the subject, carry out experiments in the laboratory (or on the PC), and then present your results to the other members of the institute.

Experimental lectures are an essential part of the degree program. The courses take place in comparatively small groups and practical problems are solved in teams. Online courses support individual learning. The proportion of laboratory practicals in the courses is very high at around 50 percent. There is a very good supervisor:student ratio and there are no waiting times for the basic practicals. Particularly in the first semesters, you will receive individual support from professors, scientific and technical staff as well as students.