Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry (ASC)

Joint Erasmus Mundus MSc in chemistry focused on spectroscopic techniques for analysing chemicals and characterising material structures, delivered across a five-university consortium with compulsory mobility.

Academic requirements

Selection criteria weighted: academic records (coefficient 6), scientific background (5), ranking of institution (2), letter of motivation (2), letters of recommendation (1), foreign language proficiency (2), practical experience (1), awards and grants (1).

Minimum GPA

No fixed minimum GPA is published on the current official programme page.

English requirements

English at CEFR B2 level.

Accepted bachelor fields

A first academic degree in chemistry or in another natural science or engineering subject with a comparable proportion of chemistry-related content. The reviewed ASC application page further states that the programme is intended for students holding a bachelor in Chemistry or equivalent education in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, or Chemical Physics.