Courses
General Competence Course
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Mandatory
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26316 |
Chromatography and Analysis |
10 points |
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Choose at least 1 course from:
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28310 |
Chemical and Biochemical Product Design (suggested) |
10 points |
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42490 |
Technology, economics, management and organisation |
10 points |
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Choose at least 10 points from: |
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26126 |
The chemistry of metals in biological systems |
5 points |
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26231 |
Physical Chemistry 3 |
5 points |
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26422 |
Biomolecular Chemistry |
5 points |
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26433 |
Organic Chemistry 3 |
5 points |
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28315 |
Soft Nanotechnology in Colloid and Surface Chemistry (suggested) |
5 points |
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Remark: Course 26422 and 26126 can not both be taken under General Competence Courses.
Courses 28310 and 28315 are suggested for this specialization.
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Technological Specialization Courses
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Mandatory: |
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28212 |
Polymer Chemistry |
5 points |
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28213 |
Polymer Technology |
5 points
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Choose at least 20 points from: |
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28811 |
Polymers in Processes and Products |
5 points |
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28316 |
Laboratory Course in Colloid and Surface Chemistry |
5 points |
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26428 |
Spectroscopy of organic compounds |
5 points |
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26438 |
NMR spectroscopy |
5 points |
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23522 |
Rheology of food and biological materials |
5 points |
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28434 |
Membrane Technology |
5 points |
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28904 |
Polymer Physics |
7.5 points |
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28908
28914
41736
41738 |
Rheology of Complex Fluids
Advanced Polymer Chemistry
Polymer Processes
Experimental Plastics Technology
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7.5 points
7.5 points
7.5 points
5 points |
Elective Courses
In principle all advanced level courses at DTU.
Master Thesis
The thesis work comprises the individual research participation by students in the program. Research projects carry a minimum load of 30 points, but may extend to 50 points. Work corresponding to 30 points must be placed within one five-month period as full-time work.
The research project usually will be carried out either at the Department of Chemistry or the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, but certain projects may be in collaboration with Department of Systems Biology (Pharmaceutical Technology) or the Department of Mechanical Engineering (Polymer Engineering). An agreement in writing with a member of the department faculty about the subject and terms for the research project must be obtained well before the commencement of the project. The project must be approved by the coordinator of the MSc program in Advanced and Applied Chemistry.