Occupational Fields

Graduates of the Applied Chemistry degree programme find occupational fields

in companies in the chemical industry
in analytical laboratories
in the pharmaceutical industry
in the food industry
in areas of plastics production and processing
in agricultural technology
in research institutes, at universities and universities of applied sciences
in food monitoring authorities and environmental agencies
in the field of waste management and recycling

to name just the most important ones.

The task of a Bachelor's student in the field of study of Applied Chemistry is the implementation of findings from science and research in the following areas of responsibility:

Production
development
Technical sales
manufacturing
Monitoring and validation of production processes

Positions in higher-level functions, particularly in quality management, occupational safety and patents, are also filled by graduates of the Applied Chemistry degree programme.

In addition to the direct transition into professional life, graduates have the opportunity to begin a Master's degree programme. Building on our 7-semester Bachelor's degree programme, we offer a 3-semester Master's degree programme. Alternatively, you can also transfer to other universities for a Master's programme. The Master's degree qualifies you for admission to a doctoral programme.