Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and Sustainability

This international chemistry master's focuses on materials chemistry and chemical process engineering with ecological, economic, energy, and life-cycle perspectives. It is designed for students who want to connect chemistry with sustainability-oriented applications.

Academic requirements

Degree must grant access to a Master's degree programme in Germany

Minimum GPA

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

English requirements

The official programme page requires English at B2 level and lists accepted examples including TOEFL iBT 79, IELTS 6.0, Cambridge Advanced grade B, Cambridge Proficiency grade C, or UNIcert II.

German requirements

German language skills are not required for admission

Accepted bachelor fields

The official programme page requires a bachelor's degree in natural or engineering sciences in the field of chemistry with a strong focus on materials chemistry or chemical process engineering.

APS Certificate

Yes

Thesis required

Yes

Mandatory internship

Yes

Tuition fee

None

Semester contribution

373.80 EUR per semester for Summer Semester 2026 according to the current official BTU semester-fee page.

ECTS credits

120

Funding info

Tuition: None Semester contribution: 373.80 EUR per semester for Summer Semester 2026 according to the current official BTU semester-fee page.

Graduates are prepared for research and development, production and quality management, scientific services, planning, policy-related organisations, and doctoral study in natural and engineering sciences.