Master’s in Digital Chemistry
A cutting-edge two-year programme blending quantum chemistry, machine learning, and computational drug design for the next generation of digital chemists.
Best for:Best for chemistry graduates with a strong foundation in computational methods who seek to specialise in AI, machine learning, and theoretical modelling for drug discovery and materials science.
Overview
The University of Gdańsk’s Faculty of Chemistry offers a specialised Master’s in Digital Chemistry, a two-year programme designed to train computational and theoretical chemists. Students gain expertise in quantum chemistry, molecular dynamics, machine learning, and AI-driven drug design, with a strong emphasis on hands-on project-based learning. Graduates will be equipped to solve complex chemical problems using advanced computational tools, conduct independent research, and apply their skills in industry, R&D, or academia. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing students for careers at the intersection of chemistry and digital innovation.
What you'll do
- Develop advanced computational models for molecular simulations and drug discovery using quantum chemistry principles.
- Apply machine learning techniques to analyse chemical data and predict molecular properties.
- Conduct hands-on project-based research in digital chemistry, integrating theory with practical applications.
- Plan and execute medium-complexity chemical experiments using computational tools and methods.
- Formulate and test hypotheses related to research problems in digital chemistry.
- Collaborate in team-based projects, taking leadership roles in group work and research initiatives.
- Stay updated on global scientific advancements in chemistry through professional literature and research networks.
Requirements
Degree required: Second-degree (Master’s) in Chemistry or a related field, or equivalent qualification
Language: English proficiency (verified through standardised tests if required by the university)
Instruction: English
- Strong foundation in quantum chemistry and molecular modelling
- Proficiency in programming languages such as Python and R
- Experience with numerical methods and computational algorithms
- Ability to conduct independent research and analyse complex chemical data
- Familiarity with machine learning and AI applications in chemistry
- Open to international applicants
- No specific residency or nationality restrictions mentioned
- No age or prior experience caps specified
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Applicants must submit their application through the University of Gdańsk’s digital portal. Required documents typically include a CV, academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (if applicable), and a statement of purpose. Detailed instructions and the application link are available on the programme’s official page.
- CV
- Academic transcripts (BSc and MSc, if applicable)
- Proof of English proficiency (if required)
- Statement of purpose or research proposal
- Passport-sized photograph (if required)
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