Introduction
Student-centered education in an interdisciplinary learning environment
This programme is developed by three collaborating Departments, the Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry (MMK), the Department of Organic Chemistry and the Department of Environmental Science (ACES), in order for you to get the best possible stepping stone to be part of the solution, and be able to reclaim your future.
This new programme in Sustainable Chemistry provides you with essential skills and knowledge to contribute to the development of a sustainable society.
These expert fields are reflected in our teaching and with small student groups, we have a dynamic and familiar learning environment that is valued by staff and students.
Studies in close connection to department research
All teaching staff at the MSc program are active researchers and as a student, you are offered multiple opportunities to get in contact with the most recent scientific advancements through lectures, laboratory sessions, and degree projects.
Program structure
The first year of your MSc studies is aimed to improve your theoretical competence as well as experimental skills and lab techniques required to make you independent during the following year. In our Svante Arrhenius laboratories, you have access to top lab equipment and teaching assistants. The main part of your studies is placed on the campus with a focus on lectures and lab work in each course. During the second year, you are offered an elective course combined with a degree project where you get deeper research knowledge in a chosen field. The project will develop your skills in working with scientific methods, experimental planning, and performing independent research within one of our research groups. The degree project can extend from one to two semesters.
First year
Introduction to Sustainable Chemistry, 7,5 ECTS
Green Chemistry. 7.5 ECTS
Chemistry of Renewable Materials, 7.5 ECTS
Chemistry of Renewable Energy Generation and Storage, 7.5 ECTS
Chemistry of Sustainable Recycling, 7.5 ECTS
Materials Chemistry for Environmental Applications, 7.5 ECTS
Toxicology for Environmental Scientists, 7.5 ECTS
Sustainable Organic Chemistry, 7.5 ETCS
Second year
Optional course (15 credits) and degree project (45 credits)
or
Degree project 60 credits
Career prospects
Graduates of the Master’s program in Sustainable Chemistry will be the next generation of decision makers and other experts that will be needed in a broad spectrum of roles in companies, institutes, regulatory boards and governmental agencies, and well prepared to continue with PhD studies toward an academic career. The degree will also allow you to pursue a career in consulting or in start-up companies where a strong background in sustainable chemistry and scientific analytical thinking is required.
Why Stockholm University?
Studying at Stockholm University makes a difference
Stockholm University is one of the 100 highest-ranked universities in the world and Sweden’s largest institution of higher education with top-quality education and outstanding research in a wide variety of fields.
Our campus is situated in the Royal National City Park, just minutes away from the center of Stockholm city. Stockholm has recently been rated the safest capital in Europe and is famous for its many green and clean areas. Stockholm is leading in areas such as social welfare, equality, IT, sustainability, and innovation. Known for being an open society, Sweden is also ranked second in the world in the Social Progress Index.
Eligibility requirements
Degree of Bachelor, or equivalent, including at least 90 ECTS credits in Chemistry. Also required is Swedish Upper Secondary School course English B/English 6 or equivalent.
Application and tuition fees are required unless you are EU/EEA citizens or have long-term/permanent residency status in Sweden (or temporary residency for reasons other than studies).
Application & Tuition Fees
Application fee: 900 SEK
First tuition fee installment: 70,000 SEK
Total tuition fee: 280,000 SEK
EU/EEA/Swiss citizens are not required to pay fees
