Chemistry

Main Campus, Milan, Italy

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# 201-250QS Subject Rankings

24 monthsProgramme duration

156 EURTuition Fee/year

ChemistryMain Subject Area

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Programme overview

Main Subject

Chemistry

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The primary objective of the Master's Degree program in Chemical Sciences is to train specialized graduates in chemical sciences who can competently apply chemical procedures and protocols, develop and characterize new products and materials, experiment with new technologies, conduct chemical analyses, and perform quality controls requiring full mastery of chemical and instrumental techniques. Additionally, graduates will be capable of processing acquired data, preparing reports on analysis results, and conducting laboratory tests to develop new products.

Within this framework, the Master?s Degree program aligns with European standards for the teaching of Chemical Sciences, aiming to provide specific competencies, particularly in chemical disciplines and their applications. Graduates will be able to provide expert opinions in pure and applied chemistry and perform all activities defined by current legislation related to the profession of chemist.

Another specific objective of the program is to enable students to immediately enter professional practice or pursue further advanced studies (Ph.D. or Master's programs). Consequently, the program aims to provide students with comprehensive mastery of scientific methods and content in the chemical field, facilitating a smooth transition into the workforce or further academic pursuits.

In detail, graduates of this program will have:

Specialized and in-depth knowledge of various branches of chemistry, including theoretical and experimental aspects;

Complete mastery of the scientific method of inquiry;

Full autonomy in the workplace, enabling them to hold high-responsibility roles in project development and organizational structures;

Expertise in techniques for understanding phenomena at the molecular level and specialized skills in specific areas of chemistry and biochemistry;

The ability to apply innovative methods and techniques and operate complex equipment;

Advanced knowledge of modern synthesis methodologies for chemical compounds, such as pharmaceuticals, bio-organic and bio-inorganic molecules, new materials, homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts;

Proficiency in the spectroscopic and structural characterization of chemical compounds, including materials used in cultural heritage;

A solid foundation for applying theoretical methods of simulation and computational modeling to chemical systems;

A strong understanding of mathematical and computational tools for support;

The ability to use at least one European Union language fluently, in both written and spoken forms, in addition to Italian;

The adaptability to keep pace with the continuous evolution of chemical disciplines and interact with closely related professional fields.

Graduates may register (after passing the relevant state examination) with the National Order of Chemists and Physicists as CHEMISTS (Section B ? Chemistry), to perform activities recognized under current regulations.