153 Chemistry Master's Degree Programs

The Department of Chemistry "Ugo Schiff" of the University of Florence offers a two-year Master's degree course in Advanced Chemical Sciences & Technologies to train and educate the next generation of chemists on the cutting-edge aspects of research in Chemistry of Materials and Life Sciences that will give them the skills required for an advanced career in industry and academia.

The Master's Degree Programme in Chemistry and Analytics for Circular Economy is a two-year (120 ECTS) full-time programme given in English. It is provided by the Faculty of Mathematics and Science. CACE combines the basics of circular economy as well as the recovery and upcycling of both metals and bio-based materials in its course curriculum, with a strong focus on analytical chemistry. Major subject is chemistry with a minimum of 75 ECTS, and you can choose optional studies for example from business, leadership, marketing, statistics, planetary wellbeing, information seeking, career planning, communications and language studies to fulfill 120 ECTS. Teaching includes practical hands-on training with instrumental analysis. Applications for this master's degree programme can be submitted once a year in January, and if you are accepted, your studies will begin in August. From this programme you will graduate with a Master of Science degree.

If you like chemistry, if you are passionate about research, if you have an open mind and aim for excellence and PhD studies, come and join the Graduate School IntREE and its Master of Chemistry dedicated to research on the development of sustainable chemistry and eco-friendly processes, environmental remediation, clean energy production and catalysis.

The Master of Chemistry is a distinguished program within the Faculty of Science and Technology, designed to meet the global demand for highly specialized chemists. The program offers advanced specializations in Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Analytical Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry.

The international Master’s programme in Chemistry and Ecotoxicology at NTNU is designed for students who want to explore the molecular world and its impact on the environment. Whether you're passionate about organic synthesis, theoretical chemistry, or the effects of pollutants on ecosystems, this programme offers a unique combination of advanced chemistry and environmental science.

The Master of Science (MSc) CPCM "Chemistry and Physico-Chemistry of Materials" provides a complete education program in the field of materials, by addressing all aspects related to their synthesis/elaboration, their fine characterization, and their implementation for specific applications. In the title of this master's program, the term "Chemistry" refers to synthesis and elaboration aspects, while the term "Physico-Chemistry" refers to characterization science and understanding of mechanisms and phenomena taking place at different scales of the material (micro/nano or surface/bulk). The training delivered by Master CPCM allows you to find rapidly a job in the industry as a senior executive, in all sectors of activity using or designing materials, as soon as you have obtained the Master's degree. Alternatively, you can continue your training with a Ph.D. thesis (three years), which is an advantage in several fields of research and development.

The aim of the proposed graduate research program Environmental Analytical Chemistry and Microbiology (EACM) is to form experts with up-to-date knowledge of advanced analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, molecular biology, and environmental microbiology to elucidate the behavior and fate of contaminants from pollution sources to living organisms, to assess their impacts on ecosystem structure and functioning, and to implement solutions to maintain ecosystems health.

The Master in Chemistry, Technology and Materials consists of two specialisations, “Chemistry and Chemical Technology” and “Materials Chemistry and Technology”. This is designed as a follow-up Master programme (culminating with a Master's degree and the Czech title Ing., the equivalent of an MSc.)

Sustainable chemistry is driving the transformation in the industrial production of chemicals and materials, always aiming for resource efficiency and minimal environmental impact. Expertise in this field positions you for success in an evolving landscape! Our master's degree program in Sustainable Chemistry and Digital Processing responds to this trend with a novel study offering in the field of applied chemistry.

The Master of Engineering program offers targeted, industry-focused training in Formulation Chemistry, Leather Technology, Plastic Materials, and Textile Materials. It features a practical, scientific approach and is taught in English.

The Master’s degree in Synthetic and Industrial Chemistry is an inter-university Master’s program run by the University of Valladolid, the Public University of Navarre, and the University of the Basque Country (coordinating university). It aims to train specialists in Chemical Synthesis for both the professional/business and the research/academic worlds, enabling them to become experts in synthetic methodology, the preparation of raw materials and/or fine chemicals, structural determination and separation and purification techniques. This Master’s degree allows students to pursue a PhD on completion. Among the main topics of social interest that contribute to guiding research lines in chemistry, we can mention energy, health, environment, and new materials (including nanotechnology) for application in catalysis, electronics, etc. A whole world dependent on new developments in chemical synthesis: new drugs (analgesics, antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, diabetes treatments, blood pressure, cancer), new adhesives, new semiconductor materials, new luminescent products for solar cells, new polymers, LEDs, OLEDs, nanoparticles, enantioselectivity… words that portray the world around us, and that make up the world of synthesis. Learn to build molecules and materials with the required chemical, medical or physical functionality, study their structures and properties, and do so with powerful, selective, efficient, and clean procedures. That is the objective of this master's degree oriented towards Synthetic and Industrial Chemistry and that of the doctorates studies.

Chemistry is a science that can be used to resolve many of the challenges faced by society today, from health issues to sustainable development. This program has been designed to provide students with cutting-edge knowledge in chemistry to be equipped to meet these challenges. The program builds strong expertise in many different fields of chemistry including organic, organometallic, supramolecular, solid-state, and inorganic.

The Master´s programme in Chemistry deepens your knowledge of proteins' function in the body, chemicals’ effect in the environment, and of the development of new pharmaceuticals. The education has close proximity to three strong research areas at Umeå University – medicinal chemistry, environmental chemistry and protein chemistry. Your future career is as a scientist, in the industry or with public authorities.

The Master's Degree in Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling is a European Master verified by the Ministry of Education in Spain and which has received the distinction of Euro-label from the ECTNA (European Chemistry Thematic Network Association) and Erasmus Mundus from the European Union. A consortium of 46 European Universities participates in its organization, 14 of them from Spain. Participant universities come from the following countries: Belgium, Spain, France, Holland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, and Sweden. One of the intrinsic characteristics of the Master is to promote collaboration between the participating research groups and in particular, the mobility of students. The Master provides applicants high quality training in the field of Computational Chemistry, highly demanded and with high impact. Theoretical simulations are nowadays needed in all branches of Chemistry and Molecular Physics. Their range of applications include the design of new drugs in the Pharmaceutical Industry, new materials and nanodevices in Applied Physics or the prediction of the properties and reactivity of the new chemical compounds needed in the Chemical Industry. This master provides students with the fundamentals of Quantum Chemistry, which is at the core of most accurate techniques in Theoretical Chemistry, but also provides with the necessary skills to use and modify the most advanced software codes used to perform simulations of real systems. Students will learn to simulate complex systems by combining techniques based on Quantum Mechanics with classical Molecular Dynamics techniques.

The Second-cycle Degree in Industrial Chemistry aims both at completing the education and training of the students who have achieved a three-year Degree in Chemistry, and at developing specific skills. Second-level graduates in Industrial Chemistry will possess a deep operational and scientific knowledge related with chemistry and with the process of industrial production, especially concerning the process-product connection and sustainability in the face of available resources and environmental issues.

Advanced chemical synthesis is at the core of scientific innovation, driving progress in pharmaceuticals, materials science, and sustainable technologies. The Master’s in Advanced Synthesis in Chemistry equips students with the expertise to develop new compounds, optimise chemical processes, and apply cutting-edge methodologies in both academic and industrial settings. With a strong emphasis on laboratory experience, instrumental analysis, and modern synthetic strategies, this programme prepares graduates to tackle complex scientific challenges and contribute to groundbreaking discoveries.