The Analytical Chemistry Programme
The Master's Programme in Chemistry, specialising in Analytical Chemistry provides you with cutting-edge expertise in the field of analytical chemistry. You combine theoretical knowledge and practical skills in various analytical techniques, including advanced statistical methods for data analysis. This is an increasingly important area both for environmental and advanced biomedical analysis, and you will learn more about different chromatographic and other separation techniques and detection methods, not least mass spectrometry.
If you are interested in studying Analytical Chemistry, you find the courses and programmes we offer below.
Bachelor's Programme in Chemistry
Master's Programme in Chemistry
Specialisation: Analytical Chemistry
Chemistry Courses
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EACH - EXCELLENCE IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
An international two-year joint master degree programme, EACH – Excellence in Analytical Chemistry, educates specialists in analytical chemistry. The specialisation EACH is an Erasmus mundus programme that is taught by four universities: University of Tartu (UT, coordinator), Estonia; Uppsala University (UU), Sweden; University Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (UCBL), France; and Åbo Akademi University (AAU), Finland. The programme has been recognised by the EU as a joint master degree program. All students spend the first study year in Tartu. The second year is oriented towards specific applications of analytical chemistry and is spent either at UCBL, UU or AAU. More information and application procedure: www.analyticalchemistry.eu
Degree Projects in Analytical Chemistry
If you are interested in doing a degree project within analytical chemistry, please contact Per Sjöberg.
Postgraduate Studies in Analytical Chemistry
Postgraduate studies in analytical chemistry comprise of 4 years of fulltime studies and leads to a doctoral degree. The PhD-studies consists of a number of courses and research for the doctoral thesis. After completing halftime it is possible to conclude with a licentiate degree.
You find more information about education at a research level and available PhD positions at the Section of Chemistry website.
