Bachelor 1 subject

Sustainable Chemistry, Bachelor 1 subject

How do we make processes more sustainable and reduce waste?
How can we store energy so as to ensure that renewable energy is available at all times?
Which raw materials do we really need, and how can we replace them with sustainable alternatives?
What role does chemistry play in the transition to a climate-neutral society?
What makes a material truly ‘sustainable’, and how can this be measured?

Profile
Degree	Bachelor of Science
Start	Winter semester
Duration	6 semesters
Classroom language	German
Admission	Not restricted

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What's it all about?

This degree programme is unique, because ...

it combines in-depth chemical knowledge with practical skills in order to tackle the social challenges of today and tomorrow responsibly and with regard to ethical apsects.

It provides the opportunity to specialise in the following fields ...

Sustainable Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Biophysical Chemistry
Biochemistry
Physical Chemistry
Industrial Chemistry

Course schedule

Module handbook

Who is suited?

Those who wish to enrol in this degree programme,

have:

Creativity and an interest in scientific phenomena and complex issues relating to sustainability
Curiosity about future-oriented topics

enjoy:

Experiments, environment, sustainability, technological progress
practical and theoretical, experimental work and the acquisition of new sustainable techniques and methods that not only allow scientific issues to be discussed in terms of sustainability, but also to tackle them in a concrete, experimental way
driving innovation and thinking outside the box

struggle through:

intensive practicals, lectures, theoretical foundations (it's worth it!)

Graduates from this degree programme frequently work

in advanced degree courses
in the public sector, e.g. in climate protection management
as an industrial chemist, e.g. in waste management or occupational health and safety
in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, with a focus on sustainable technology
in consulting

And else?

A prep course ... can be covered voluntarily.
Further information about prep courses

An internship ...

is mandatory. It is done during the degree course.

Studying abroad ... can be covered voluntarily.

Where do I find help?

Academic advisory office

Prof. Dr. Lars Borchardt

Building, Room: NC 04/399

Phone: +49 (0)234 / 32-29431

E-mail: lars.borchardt@rub.de

Website academic advisory office