Deze opleiding
| locatieNijmegen |
| diplomaMSc |
| typeregulier, 120 EC |
| start1 september |
| taalvolledig English |
| opleidingsduur2 jaar voltijd |
| accreditatiesNVAO |
| croho-code66991 |
| numerus fixusnee |
| honoursnee |
Most chemical research involves synthesis and characterisation of new molecules. Basically, a trial and error approach. This specialisation goes one step further: it aims to fundamentally unravel the properties of molecules and materials. We try to find answers by developing theory and applying physical set-ups for advanced spectroscopic experiments, involving high magnetic fields, free-electron lasers, scanning probe microscopes, nuclear magnetic resonance, etc.
You will get an in-depth understanding of the fundamental behaviour of molecules and materials aiming to discover novel functionalities. Thanks to the many research facilities located on the Radboud campus, you’ll be able to perform advanced spectroscopic experiments on site. Besides experimental work it is possible to focus on the theoretical aspects of the research. You can follow your personal interests; work on bio(mimetic) molecules whereas others might prefer energy materials. It’s also possible to specialise in the development of new spectroscopic methods.
Waarom aan de Radboud University Nijmegen?
- Radboud University hosts a large number of advanced spectroscopic facilities.
- All our physical and chemical Material Science departments are combined in one institute, therefore, collaborating is second nature to us.
- We have multiple collaborations with companies ranging from multinationals to start-ups, where you can perform your internship(s).
- You’ll meet a diverse group of researchers in a personal setting: a good starting point for your future network.
Onderwijs
| taal van onderwijs | 100% en |
|---|---|
| avondonderwijs | n.v.t. |
| afstandsonderwijs | n.v.t. |
Toelating en kosten
toelatingseisen
vooropleiding
In order to get admission to this Master's programme, you'll need a completed Bachelor's degree from a Dutch Research University or University College in one of the following fields of science: Chemistry, Chemical Technology, Science (from Radboud University), or a related programme in Molecular Sciences. In case of other pre-education, students must have passed preliminary examinations containing the subject matter in the admission criteria on the website (or equivalent literature).
aanvullende vakeisen
Students must have passed (preliminary) examinations containing the majority of the following subject matter: Chemical Analysis (3 credits), Organic Chemistry (6 credits), Inorganic Chemistry (3 credits), Physical Chemistry/Thermodynamics (6 credits), Biochemistry (3 credits), Quantum Mechanics/Chemical Bonding (9 credits), Spectroscopy (6 credits), Solid State Physics (6 credits), Mathematics (6 credits), Physics (6 credits), Experimental skills, at least 12 credits of practical courses on Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Biochemistry and/or Physics, and an additional 30 credits of Chemistry- or Physics-related courses on advanced Bachelor's level.
De stad
studievereniging
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studievereniging van het Cluster Moleculaire Wetenschappen (Moleculaire Levenswetenschappen, Scheikunde, en Natuurwetenschappen)Keuzehulp
Studievergelijker
Physical Chemistry
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| 4 eerstejaars |
| 25% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Medicinal Chemistry
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| ? eerstejaars |
| NAN% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Chemistry of Life
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| 4 eerstejaars |
| 25% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Molecular Chemistry
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| 4 eerstejaars |
| 25% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Molecular Sciences
| € 315 gemiddelde kamerhuur |
| ? eerstejaars |
| NAN% vrouw |
| ? uur contacttijd/week |
Na de studie
Potentiële beroepen
Contact
Marjolijn RoetersStudent advisor; for programme-related questions
Wilma PhilipseStudent advisor pre-master's; for questions about a pre-master
Admission OfficeFor general questions and questions on the admission procedure for international students