Science
/ Master's degree programme
Chemical Sciences
General information for the a.y. 2022-2023
| Disciplinary area | Science |
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| Duration | 2 years - 120 Credits |
| Admission |
 No limited access
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| Language |
 Partially taught in English (2 courses)
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| Teaching method | Lectures |
| Regulation | Main Teaching Regulations |
| Call for Application / Short list | • Bando di ammissione al Corso di Laurea Magistrale a libero accesso in Scienze Chimiche 2022-2023 |
Presentation
Chemistry studies matter, its properties, and its transformations. It involves and regulates every aspect of our lives, our environment and our world, it makes it possible to understand the processes and phenomena that occur inside and around us. The development of chemical knowledge has a great technological impact and contributes decisively to economic and social development, making possible the discovery of new substances and the development of innovative materials. This allows Master's Graduates in Chemical Sciences to pursue rewarding jobs in industry, services, and environment.Course content
The Master's Degree in Chemical Sciences further explore the knowledge of the various disciplinary subjects, providing specialist knowledge in the different chemical sectors. It includes a core of common courses, in which students study the behaviour of real systems using theoretical tools and advanced experimental techniques. Students complete their training by taking some optional classes, chosen on the basis of their interests and employment expectations, and during the thesis period, carried out in laboratories in universities, or in external labs, also abroad. The optional courses (some of which are taught in English) provide skills required to carry out research and development activities in the public and private sectors and are closely linked to the lecturers' research activities.Career options
Master's graduates in Chemical Sciences have specialised skills in the various fields of chemistry and are able to use modern chemical instruments, operating with a high degree of autonomy. They may: • hold positions of responsibility in laboratories for research and development, control and analysis in the industrial, environmental, health, cultural heritage and public administration sectors; • work as freelance professionals and consultants, passing the qualifying examination and enrolling in the Chemists' Register, Section A; • continue their training enrolling in PhD programmes, Specialisation and Advanced Master Programmes (2nd level); • take part in teacher training programmes for secondary school teachers (middle and high school).List of single courses taught in English
- Bioinorganic chemistry [ credits: 6]- Chemometrics [ credits: 6]
More information
- Course Director
- prof. Gianluca Malavasi
e-mail gianluca.malavasi@unimore.it - Tutor
- prof. Gianluca Malavasi
e-mail gianluca.malavasi@unimore.it
The course is managed by the Department of Chemical and Geological Sciences