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Goethe University Frankfurt, MS, Chemistry

Goethe University Frankfurt
 Germany

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time April, October years: 2
The target of the study programme is to provide students with a further education in chemistry. The Master’s programme not only offers the option of focusing on a specialist area but students will also acquire the necessary skills for this and they will learn to think independently and act responsibly. Graduates should be able to assess the characters of chemical compounds and to apply the necessary methods for solving challenging chemical problems.

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Goethe University has campuses in Bockenheim, Westend, Riedberg, and Niederrad. While very different and distinct in character, all campuses are conveniently located and well serviced by public transportation. The Goethe Cardgives students free use of public transportation.