Programme structure
Theoretical curriculum
The theoretical curriculum consists of either 60 or 90 ECTS credits, depending on the extent of your Master's thesis. You plan your curriculum together with your supervisor, and it must include at least 30 ECTS credits of chemistry courses at 4000/5000 level.
Relevant courses:
- KJM5100 – Synthesis of Inorganic Materials (Autumn)
- KJM5120 – Defect Chemistry and Reactions (Spring)
- KJM-MENA5110 – Inorganic Structure Chemistry (Autumn)
- MENA5020 – Nano-chemistry (Autumn)
If you have previously not taken the course KJM-MENA3120 – Inorgnaic Chemistry II - Materials and Applications (discontinued), MENA2000 – Fundamental structure of solid materials, or MENA3001 – Functional Materials or equivalent, one of the courses KJM3120 – Inorganic Materials Chemistry (discontinued) or MENA3001 – Functional Materials must be included in your theoretical curriculum.
You may choose the remaining courses from courses at the Department of Chemistry.
You may include up to 15 ECTS credits of special syllabus, planned in agreement with your supervisor. The special syllabus may include lecture series, literature, scientific articles and so on that are relevant to the theme of the Master's thesis. It may not include literature that you should have read as background for your thesis.
Master's thesis
You may choose between a short Master's thesis of 30 ECTS credits, or a long thesis of 60 ECTS credits. In this programme option, it is common to find a supervisor and theme for the thesis in onnection to the research sections Inorganic materials chemistry, Electrochemistry and Catalysis.