BSc in Chemistry

The Chemistry programme at Tampere University has been developed to connect scientific knowledge with modern technological applications. The curriculum covers core chemistry disciplines and introduces students to engineering concepts that support industrial and scientific work. Students benefit from laboratory training, project-based learning, and opportunities to participate in research activities during their studies.

Research is integrated into the programme from an early stage, allowing students to gain practical experience with scientific methods and modern laboratory technologies. Areas such as sustainable chemistry, advanced materials, biomaterials, and nanotechnology form an important part of the university's research activity. The programme's flexible structure allows students to select elective studies that match their academic interests and future career plans.

Graduates are well prepared for master's studies and can pursue opportunities in research institutions, chemical manufacturing, environmental organisations, pharmaceutical companies, materials development, and technology sectors. The programme's international learning environment and research-based teaching approach support graduates seeking careers in Finland and abroad.

Applicants must:

• Hold a secondary school qualification that provides eligibility for university studies.
• Meet the English language requirements.
• Submit all required application documents before the application deadline.
• Apply through Finland's national higher education application system during the annual joint application period.

Scholarships

Tampere University offers scholarships for fee-paying international students. Scholarship opportunities may include tuition fee reductions or tuition fee scholarships for high-achieving applicants. Scholarship availability, criteria, and award amounts may vary by admission cycle. Applicants should review the latest scholarship information before applying.

Application Process

1. Select the Chemistry programme.
2. Complete the online application during the joint application period.
3. Upload academic and language documents.
4. Submit any required entrance examination or admission materials.
5. Await admission results.
6. Accept the study place and complete residence permit procedures if required.

International students in Finland can generally work part-time according to Finnish residence permit regulations. Students must maintain satisfactory academic progress and comply with current immigration rules.