MSc. programme in Environmental Chemistry and Health

 

 

Admission requirements

Max. Intake: 20 students

 

Students holding a BSc. in Natural Resources with the specialization in environmental science (Environmental Science core module) from The Faculty of Life Sciences and students holding a BSc. in Environmental Chemistry from the Faculty of Science are directly qualified to the MSc programme in Environmental Chemistry and Health.

 

In addition, students holding the following bachelor degrees are considered qualified for admission:

· BSc. in Chemistry or in Biology from University of Copenhagen

· BSc. in Pharmacy from University of Copenhagen

· BSc. in Molecular Biomedicine from University of Copenhagen

· BSc. in Molecular Biomedicine from University of Copenhagen

· BSc. in IT and Health from University of Copenhagen

· BSc. in Public Health from University of Copenhagen

· BSc. in Medicine from University of Copenhagen

· BSc. in Technical Science with the specialization environmental technology from DTU

 

Furthermore, students with a corresponding scientific or health scientific bachelor’s degree from another Danish or foreign university may be considered qualified for admission.

 

In case the number of qualified applicants exceeds the permitted intake, priority will be given to students with the highest grade point average in their qualifying BSc programme.

 

Language requirements:

Scandinavian applicants (including applicants from DK) are required to document proficiency in English corresponding to at least English B-level (cf. 11 in Executive Order no. 32 on Admission). Other applicants follow the general language requirements for admission to programmes at The Faculty of Life Sciences.

 

 

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Deadline for applications:

Applicants with a BSc from LIFE	1 April 2012 for admission 3 September 2012
EU/ EEA applicants	1 April 2012 for admission 3 September* 2012
Non EU/ EEA applicants	1 January 2013 for admission 1 September* 2013

* The beginning of August for participants in the International Graduate Orientation Programme (international students only)