Polymer Science (undergraduate)

The basic degree course in polymer science provides scientific and practical basic knowledge about the chemistry of artificial and biological macromolecules as well as about physical and technical chemistry and leads to a first university degree qualifying for a career.

Polymer science can also be studied as part of dual degree courses.

Mandatory modules (examples):

• General, Analytical, and Basic Inorganic Chemistry
• Automation and Digitalization
• Biochemistry
• Manufacturing Technology and Materials Science
• Basic Chemistry of Metals
• Instrumental Analysis
• Colloid Chemistry
• Plastics and Sustainability Aspects
• Macromolecular Chemistry
• Mathematics for Natural Scientists
• Physics
• Physical Chemistry
• Polymer Technology
• Reaction Mechanisms
• Technical Drawing and CAD
• Toxicology and Legal Studies

Elective modules (examples):

• Current Research Topics in Inorganic Chemistry
• Current Research Topics in Electrochemistry and Battery Materials
• Current Research Topics in Organic Chemistry
• Bioorganic Chemistry
• Biophysical Chemistry
• Special Methods in Injection Molding Technology
• Special Polymers
• Technical Chemistry
• Technologies for Polymer-Based Composites

Practical study content:

If applicable, internships (e.g., in companies in the chemical or metal and plastics processing industry)