Master's Programme Green Chemistry (English-language)
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Program Codes : UE 066 652 - Master’s Programme Green Chemistry
Duration of Programmes : 4 semesters
Credits : 120 ECTS
Degree : Master of Science
Curriculums : Green Chemistry
Specialties : Green Chemistry is a jointly established English-language Master's programme between the TU Wien, the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna and the University of Vienna.
Programme contents Green Chemistry
Modern society faces the great challenge of ensuring that a steadily growing population is equally supplied with energy, food, medicines, and everyday necessities without continuing to place an excessive burden on the environment. At the same time, the emission of greenhouse gases must be reduced in order to curb climate change. \ The development of new chemical substances and methods can make a major contribution to solving all these complex problems. To do this, however, it is essential to follow the principles of green chemistry while also taking into account the broader consequences of change in their application in order to generate innovations in the interests of sustainable development.
A selection procedure is carried out PRIOR to admission
For the English-language Master's programme Green Chemistry, 50 places will be allocated in the coming academic year. The allocation of places takes place within the framework of a three-stage selection procedure, which all registered applicants who meet the qualitative admission requirements on the basis of their previous education must go through.
Prerequisite for the participation in the selection procedure is the pre-registration in the TU-own Campus Software TISS. The pre-registration is carried out once a year before the beginning of the winter semester and is valid for the academic year. It is recommended to start in winter semester.
More information can be found under selection procedure an details to Green Chemistry.
Dean of Academic Affairs
Senior Scientist Dipl.-Ing.in Dr.in techn.Bettina Mihalyi-Schneider
Dean of Academic Affairs, Dean's Office of Faculty for Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Dean of Academic Affairs
Senior Scientist Dipl.-Ing.in Dr.in techn.Bettina Mihalyi-Schneider
Dean of Academic Affairs, Dean's Office of Faculty for Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Green Chemistry is a jointly established English-language Master's programme between the TU Wien, the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna and the University of Vienna.
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