Master of Science in Materials Chemistry and Mineralogy
Advance your expertise in materials science, mineralogy, and solid-state chemistry through an interdisciplinary Master's program at the University of Bremen.
Best for:Best for natural science graduates with a background in chemistry, mineralogy, or materials science seeking interdisciplinary postgraduate training.
Overview
The Master of Science in Materials Chemistry and Mineralogy at the University of Bremen is a comprehensive, four-semester postgraduate program bridging raw materials and industrial products. Jointly offered by the faculties of Geosciences and Chemistry with contributions from engineering and applied sciences, the curriculum combines foundational lectures in crystallography, solid-state chemistry, and analytical methods with specialized elective profiles. Students engage in hands-on laboratory research modules and complete a dedicated Master's thesis in their final semester. The program prepares graduates for independent and collaborative careers in advanced materials research and industrial applications.
What you'll do
- Complete mandatory coursework and laboratory exercises covering mineralogy, crystallography, and solid-state chemistry
- Choose and complete specialized elective modules focusing on either chemistry or mineralogy profiles
- Participate in multi-semester training courses dedicated to advanced analytical methods and instrumentation
- Engage in individual research modules within university working groups to develop practical project experience
- Conduct an independent Master's thesis project and defend the findings in a final colloquium
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor of Science or equivalent qualification in a natural science field with a specialization in chemistry, crystallography, materials science, or mineralogy
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; B2 proficiency required via official certificate such as TOEFL iBT, IELTS Academic, or Cambridge English
Instruction: English
- Explicit interest in natural sciences and materials characterization and development
- At least 10 ECTS credit points or equivalent in mathematics, physics, and chemistry each
- At least 24 ECTS credit points or equivalent in mineralogy, crystallography, materials science, and/or chemistry
- Successful participation in the program aptitude test
- Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within interdisciplinary teams
- Open to EU and non-EU applicants holding a qualifying Bachelor of Science degree
- Must pass the central admission check and program aptitude assessment
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How to apply
Deadline: 2027-04-30
Submit your application through the MOIN university application portal between March 1 and April 30 for the winter semester. After passing the formal check, qualified candidates will be invited to participate in an online aptitude test. Follow the detailed instructions provided on the university's admissions website to complete your registration.
- BSc degree certificate and transcripts
- English language proficiency certificate
- CV
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