The Bachelor's program is led by professors and experienced researchers in chemistry, as well as industrial scientists and specialists in toxicology. We incorporate problem-based learning sessions to enhance your scientific skills.

Please note: This degree program is still in the accreditation process.

• The program is 180 ECTS.
• The program consists of 22 mandatory courses (in total 158 ECTS) as well as an industrial intership (10 ECTS)  and the bachelor thesis (12 ECTS).
• You can find the detailed curriculum here.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

• University entrance qualification

  • German university entrance qualification (German Abitur, German university degree, etc.)

  • a non-German German university entrance qualification

• Sufficiently good proficiency in English at the level B2 of the European Framework of Reference | How to proof the required English Language proficiency
• More information regarding admission and application see here

APPLICATION AND ENROLMENT

• Prospective students holding a
  • German university entrance qualification: Online-application
  • International university entrance qualification: Application procedure

• First semester page of the department
• Information from the German Chemical Society (GDCh)

• Master of Science Chemistry
• Master of Science Computer Simulation in Science
• List of all master programmes offered at the University of Wuppertal

The degree BSc in Sustainable Chemistry will allow you to pursue a career in the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, consulting or in start-up companies that require a strong background in sustainable technologies and scientific analytical thinking. With the Bachelor of Science degree in Sustainable Chemistry, you will be able to continue a Master of Science program in Chemistry and/or Sustainable Chemistry.

• Unfortunately, the University of Wuppertal does not offer a single-subject Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry, which can be continued with a Master of Education.
• If you want to teach chemistry at
  • Secondary Schools (Sekundarstufe I),
  • Grammar Schools and Comprehensive Schools or
  • Vocational Schools
    then you should enrol either in the Two-subject Bachelor of Arts course Chemistry or the Bachelor of Science course Applied Sciences choosing the subject chemistry
• Information on how to become a teacher

• Taster course / Lecture timetable for pupils
  You can get to know everyday university life or listen to lectures when you are still in school or after graduation. Continue
• Open days for pupils
  Teachers and students present the study programmes of the University of Wuppertal, will show you the campus and departments, and will answer your questions. Continue
• Decision-making courses on study and career choice.
  These workshops are organised in small groups and are aimed to help you to find out which study programme or profession suits you best. Continue
• Visit to the Central Student Advisory and Counselling Services (ZSB)
• Programmes offering orientation for students

The University of Wuppertal has a wide international network. It fosters cooperations with about 220 partner universities.

• International partner universities of the University of Wuppertal Continue
• Study abroad with ERASMUS: programme countries, cooperation, application, and experience reports Continue
• General information on going abroad Continue

• Course advisory service for Sustainable Chemistry
• Students’ association
• Homepage Sustainable Chemistry
• Central Student Advisory and Counselling Services (ZSB)
  The ZSB supports prospective students when deciding on a study programme as well as current students in planning their studies.
• Central Examination Office (ZPA)
  
The place to go if you have questions regarding examinations
• Careers Service
  
Transition from university to professional life
• Student admission and registration for international students

  International prospective students and current students
• International Center

  Students planning their stay abroad