Study Programs (Bachelor)
Double-Master-Degrees
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Double-Master with the Universities of Strasbourg or Rennes [fr]
Starting from the winter term 2016/17 we offer a double master degree in chemistry with the Queen's University in Canada.
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Find out more: Program Description / Macroplan
The University of Stuttgart and the Chalmers University (Gothenburg, Sweden) offer a master double degree for the study course Materials Science/Materials Engineering. The alumni of the double masters programme are awarded a master degree in Materials Science of the University of Stuttgart and a degree in Materials Engineering from the Chalmers University.
The participants of the double degree programme will finish the first two semesters in Stuttgart. Starting with the 3rd semester the study will be continued in Gothenburg and completed with the master thesis.
The curriculum of the double degree is attached to this letter as a PDF. The study periods in Stuttgart and Gothenburg are complementary; the study course in Stuttgart is more scientifically oriented whereas the study course in Gothenburg has a focus on engineering.
The double Master programme is addressed to dedicated and motivated students with very good course achievements, which are enrolled in the Master Materials Science course. Per year 5 positions are available. Acceptance via an admission process. Interested students can send, between October the 17th and November the 18th, an application to the dean of the study course in Stuttgart who will make the selection. The application documents should contain the bachelor certificate with the marks, a CV and a letter of motivation.
Please contact: Prof. Dr. Blazej Grabowski or Dr. Ralf Schacherl
Submission of Bachelor’s and Master’s theses
Dear students of Chemical Sciences,
Please note that you must register your Master’s thesis with the Dean’s Office at the start of your project. Further information can be found on the pages for the respective degree programmes under ‘Degree Program Structure and Downloads’.
Please send your thesis electronically (Last Name, First Name_Master´s Thesis.pdf) to the Dean’s Office. If the file is too large, please use F*Ex. Please submit the two bound copies (spiral binding is not permitted) to the Dean’s Office by the submission deadline (12:00 noon) at the latest. If no one is present, please leave your theses in the letterbox on Ms Carey’s door (Room 7.106, blue lift).
For guidance on the use of AI in theses, please read the faculty’s guidelines and use the extended declarations of originality. Templates are available on the respective degree programme websites (under 'Guidelines and Templates for the Master´s Thesis').
Academic Advisors of the Faculty Chemistry and Materials Science
Klaus Dirnberger
Dr.Academic Advisor Chemistry
Ralf Schacherl
Dr.Academic Advisor Materials Science