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Master of Science in Industrial Chemistry (TUM-NUS joint Degree)

Course Type: Master Degree | Study Mode: Full-time
Keywords: Postgraduate | Full-time | Chemistry | Industrial Chemistry
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Introduction
TUM Asia aims to groom future leaders in selected areas of technology. Specifically, the Master of Science in Industrial Chemistry will be an enabling postgraduate course for specialist engineers for the pharmaceutical, as well as the fine and specialty chemical industries. The degree will be jointly awarded by Technische Universit t M nchen (TUM) and the National University of Singapore (NUS).
 
According to several independent rankings, the Faculty of Chemistry of TUM represents one of the leading in Germany in terms of both research and education with more than 50 professors and their research groups covering diverse fields in modern chemistry. Through this, it provides great opportunities for interdisciplinary research programme and collaborations. Four Nobel Prize winners amongst the faculty members of Chemistry attest to a premium research level. One of these Nobel Laureates, Professor Robert Huber, was a member of the teaching staff of TUM Asia during the early years of the programme.
 
Course Duration
18 months (Full-time)
 
Entry Requirements
An applicant must have completed at least a 3-year** Bachelor Degree (Honors) or European/German FH Diploma or its equivalent in areas of Chemical Engineering / Chemistry or closely related discipline from a university with recognized standing with at least a 2nd Upper Honors or equivalent.
 
Fees
SGD48,150*
 *Tuition fees are subject to revision due to currency fluctuations at the discretion of TUM Asia. All prices stated above are inclusive of 7% GST
 
Next Intake: Aug 2017
Keyword(s)
Postgraduate Full-time Chemistry Industrial Chemistry
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