Course overview

The Master’s Degree in Chemistry is aimed at training graduates with a thorough knowledge and culture in the various fields of chemistry and a high level of scientific and operational preparation in the different fields of basic and/or applied chemistry, which varies, depending on the students' choices, from well-established and still cutting-edge fields such as fine chemistry, biomolecules, supramolecular, etc. those emerging or maturing in terms of industrial application spin-offs, such as molecular devices and machines, new materials (for energy, electronics, optics, sensor technology), or they privilege the acquisition of broad knowledge of advanced and unconventional chemical methodologies and techniques, as well as chemometric and normative knowledge. 
The course of study is divided into four disciplines: Analytical Chemistry, Materials Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Supramolecular and Bio-Inorganic Chemistry. 
Graduates of the master’s degree in chemistry are qualified to promote and develop scientific and technological innovation, management and design of technologies and, In general, qualified professional activities in chemical disciplines. 
Depending on the specific educational path of each student, the master’s degree in chemistry will be able to access, in addition to the PhD in Chemical Sciences, also doctoral degrees in related disciplines such as Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals, Materials, etc.