45 Master's degrees in Chemistry in Germany

Do you hold a bachelor’s degree in applied chemistry or a related subject such as biochemistry and now want to develop your skills further? This English-taught Bioanalytical Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Analysis (Fast Track) master’s degree from Fresenius University of Applied Sciences focuses on chemical and analytical methods in pharmaceutical research and development.

Join this highly competitive program from Ruhr University Bochum tailored specifically for international research exchange. Instructors from physical chemistry and theoretical chemistry, physics, materials science, & lasers and photonics add practical, theoretical and computational methods to your knowledge.

No doubt - Chemistry offered by the Ulm University is a fascinating science – a progressive future would be unthinkable without it. It is used in research laboratories to develop new materials and substances which accompany us in daily life as seemingly invisible helpers. 

The four term Master degree programme in Chemistry from University of Cologne is research-oriented and geared for a scientific thesis, the Master thesis. Here, intensive research experiences are gained.

The international study programme Chemistry of Materials at Friedrich Schiller University Jena is research-oriented and provides, based on the education in a qualified undergraduate degree programme, the ability to work independently in a modern, interdisciplinary field at the interface between chemistry, physics and materials science. 

The study of Soft Matter Materials degree at Darmstadt University of Technology requires a comprehensive understanding of physics and chemistry in this field. The goal of the program is to provide technical knowledge and conceptual competence related to the production of building blocks and the structure-dynamics-property relationships of soft matter and materials.

The Chemical Biotechnology master's program at Technical University of Munich, offers technical and methodical knowledge and understanding of the field of chemical biotechnology. For example, students will be able to apply biotechnological methods, test or modify isolated enzymes and entire microorganisms, participate in the development of biocatalysts and plan biotechnological equipment.

The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology offered by the University of Bremen is an intensive, research oriented training programme. It will last either 18 or 24 months, depending on whether you participate in the accelerated schedule by participating in courses all year, or in the regular schedule (following the semester structure at German universities).

The Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry programme at the Leipzig University was developed by a consortium of five universities (Bologna, Helsinki, Krakow, Leipzig, Lille) and is carried out with these international partners. The language of instruction and examination is English.

The Master's degree program Chem­is­try at TU Dortmund University enables students to deepen their knowledge and practical skills in light of the current state of re­search in order to work independently, e.g. in the fields of re­search, development, production or analytics. 

The M.Sc. Computational Sciences is an interdisciplinary program offered by the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Cologne. Its aim is to prepare students to answer a new class of questions in natural sciences with the help of advanced computational methods.

The Hydrogen Technology course from  Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences  is based around the technologies that are necessary for developing a future hydrogen economy. 

New materials and catalytic converters are driving innovation in an increasing number of areas in industry, research, and technology. The Materials Chemistry and Catalysis degree at University of Bayreuth enables students to participate successfully in shaping this development with a high level of professional competence

The Structural Chemistry and Spectroscopy program at the Leipzig University  is an international degree course taught in English with a strong focus on research.

The Natural and Active Compound Chemistry degree at University of Bayreuth provides students with interdisciplinary skills that enable them to advance innovative developments in these areas. The synthesis and analysis of natural and active substances as well as the molecular basis of their interaction with biological systems are therefore at the center of the program.

The Materials Chemistry and Mineralogy programme offered by the University of Bremen is an international postgraduate study course covering application related topics ranging from raw materials to industrial products.

Protein Chemistry from University of Würzburg introduces students to fundamentals in thermodynamics, reaction kinetics and theoretic aspects of molecular interactions are discussed.  

In the Technology of Biogenic Resources program from Technical University of Munich students will get a combination of special knowledge and interdisciplinary skills in the fields of energy, process engineering, plant cultivation as well as chemistry, in order to transform our technology and industry onto a sustainable basis.

Chemistry from Freie Universität Berlin includes courses in inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry along with courses in such related natural sciences as physics or biology as well as courses outside the natural sciences (language courses, for example).

The four-semester master study Chemistry programme at the University of Siegen offers in-depth scientific education with specific attention to main research topics in chemistry, such as inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, analytical chemistry, materials chemistry, and macromolecular chemistry.