One year Master´s Degree Thesis in Chemistry, 15 Credits

The student will acquire a deepened knowledge of Chemistry and make use of this knowledge in a research project. The project will allow the student to develop skills in working and learning independently. The student will actively participate in the planning of the project, will independently carry out the research, and will provide a written and oral account of the work. The written report must contain a popular science summary which also addresses societal and ethical aspects of the research project. As an integral part of the course, the student will develop skills in critically reviewing and in debating research projects or peers at an advanced level. The course is divided into two modules: Module 1. Project description extensive literature study within the chosen project area that provides a background and enables the planning of the project. This is presented in writing (2.5 credits). Module 2. Execution, accounting and opposition (12.5 credits).