Research Traineeship in Materials Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry II

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: To be admitted to the course you need to have made proper arrangements with a supervisor associated with the department. Contact the Director of Studies for the department. If no arrangements have been made with a supervisor upon application your application will be denied.

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Autumn 2020

Period 1 , Daytime, 100 %, On campus

Autumn 2020 | Daytime | 100 % | On campus

Course code: KZ5010

Application Code: SU-54048

Application deadline 15 April

Level

Bachelor's level

Language

English

Eligibility

Admission to the course requires knowledge equivalent to a passing grade of 90 ECTS credits in subjects for which the internship is relevant, where the following needs to be included: Materials Chemistry: At least 90 ECTS credits in chemistry or material sciences. Physical Chemistry: At least 90 ECTS credits in chemistry where at least 15 ECTS credits needs to be in physical chemistry. Inorganic Chemistry: At least 90 ECTS credits in chemistry of which at least 9 ECTS credits needs to be inorganic chemistry. Analytical Chemistry: At least 90 ECTS credits in chemistry of which at least 10 ECTS credits are in analytical chemistry. Also required is the course Research Traineeship in Materials Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry I 7,5 ECTS credits. The above requirements may be met by corresponding knowledge or experience otherwise acquired. Also required is knowledge to upper secondary school course English B. Information about entry requirements on universityadmissions.se

Selection

Higher Education Credits (up to 225).

Admission

See previous years' admissions information to se how likely you are to be given a place. (In Swedish)
statistik.uhr.se

Syllabus - legal document

Syllabus in Swedish, valid from Autumn 2020.pdf

Tuition fee

Applies to citizens from outside EU, EEA or Switzerland. First instalment: 17500 SEK. The complete course: 17500 SEK. More information on tuition fees

Subject

Chemistry

Area of interest

Science and Mathematics

Department responsible for education

Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry