Chemistry - Master of Science (MSc)

Application period

winter semester: 1 April - 15 May
summer semester:  15 October - 15 November

Required language proficiency:
English

Admission restriction:
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Applicants with a German education certificate (German bachelor's or equivalent degree)
 

Step 1: Registration in the campus portal of Ulm University
You register online in the campus portal.
After self-registration, you will receive an e-mail with the activation code and a request to confirm your personal account in the campus portal of Ulm University.

Step 2: Application in the campus portal of Ulm University
You submit your application in the campus portal and upload the required documents.

Applicants with a foreign education certificate (bachelor's or equivalent degree)
 

Step 1: Online application via uni-assist
Register for the uni-assist online portal, answer all the basic questions and questions for your course application.

Step 2: Upload documents
Please upload the required application documents at the uni-assist online portal. Give your documents an unambiguous name.

Step 3: Submit your application to uni-assist electronically
(Paper-based documents are not required for application)

Step 4: Pay the handling fees to uni-assist

All required application documents as well as the payment must be received by uni-assist before the application deadline.

Further information

  • Bachelor's degree or at least equivalent degree at the level of at least three years of study at a university, university of applied sciences, cooperative university or at a recognised foreign higher education institution in a degree programme in chemistry or in a related or subject-specific course of study with examination results that are proven by one of the points 1 to 2

A study programme in chemistry requires that the degree encompasses examinations from the following areas:

a) Examination achievements in the chemistry modules amounting to not less than
    85 ECTS credits, and
b) Examiniation achievements in chemistry labs amounting to not less than 25
    ECTS credits, and
c) The ability to conduct independent scientific work, demonstrated in particular by a thesis or comparable achievement to the extent of 10 ECTS
    credits.

Examination results must comply with one of the following criteria

  • final grade of an academic degree 3.0 or better,
    or if the degree has not yet been completed
  • examination results weighted according to credit points, showing an average grade of 3.0 or better by the application deadline. The examination results must be documented in a current transcript of records.
  • Proof of adequate English language competence at level B2 of the CEFR
  • Letter of motivation

For legally binding information please see the Master of Science Chemistry admissions statutes.

When submitting your application, you must upload the following documents:

  • Bachelor's degree diploma (certificate) with final grade as well as overview of subjects and grades /transcript of records with credit points/Diploma Supplement (if available).
  • If you have not yet completed your higher education degree: overview of subjects and grades/transcript of records issued by the higher education institution with the total credit points earned up to the application deadline and an indication of the provisional average grade.
  • Form for the subject-specific additional information (pdf)
  • Proof of English language proficiency at level B 2  CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
  • In the case of a higher education degree from China, India or Vietnam: APS certificate or APS confirmation.
  • Proof of vocational training and/or practical activities as well as previous studies that can provide specific information about the aptitude for the degree programm
  • Letter of motivation: a written report of not more than one page (in German or English) in which the personal and subject-related reasons for applying for the chosen study programme are stated and in which the choice of programme is explained
  • In the case of a foreign higher education degree: grading scale of the degree programme with indication of the lowest passing grade and maximum grade for the degree, to be shown on the bachelor's degree diploma/bachelor's degree certificate or on an official document of the higher education institution.
  • If proof and documents to be submitted are not written in German or English, additionally an official translation into German or English is required
  • For applicants who do not come from an EU country or the European Economic Area and have a German higher education entrance qualification (“Abitur”): proof of higher education entrance qualification

Please note:

  • It is not necessary to certify the supporting documents
  • When submitting the application, all required supporting documents must be uploaded. Subsequent submission is not possible.
  • Application documents in paper form, as a fax or by e-mail will not be accepted.
  • A document issued in another name must be supplemented by documentary evidence of the change of name.
  • Further supporting documents may be required for your application.

 

You will be admitted if you meet the following requirements:

  • Compliance with application form and period
  • Compliance with formal entrance requirements (undergraduate programme, entrance grades, relevant competences and proof of English proficiency, if necessary selection interview)
  • Proof of equivalence regarding the subject-matter of your study qualification (decision of the admissions committee)

Further information on the master's programme Chemistry.

If you are enrolled in a bachelor's degree programme in Chemistry or Chemistry and Management at Ulm University, no application is required. You submit an Application to change degree programme to the Studiensekretariat as soon as you have completed your bachelor's degree and meet the following admission requirements:
- bachelor's degree with an overall grade of 3.0 or better
- proof of the required English language skills

Yvonne Mayer

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