Study information day in Münster: Discover your chemistry career!

Study information day in Münster: Discover your chemistry career!

The Department of Chemistry and Pharmacy at the University of Münster is preparing for an important date: the study information day will take place on September 29, 2025. The event, which lasts from 10 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., is aimed particularly at high school students and offers an ideal opportunity to find out more about the courses in chemistry, food chemistry and the teacher training courses in chemistry for all types of schools. Students and interested parties can look forward to a varied program that includes hands-on stations, laboratory tours and individual advice on the study programs.

In this way, the study information day enables direct exchange with students and research groups, which is a valuable source of information for many prospective students. To take part in the event, interested students must register by September 19th. Further information and the possibility to register can be found at this link.

Insight into the courses on offer

The Study Information Day events not only provide an overview of the various degree programs, but also an opportunity to get to know passionate scientists and find out more about career prospects in chemistry. The students have the opportunity to actively participate in experimental stations and thus gain a practical impression of the course content.

This year, the study information day at the University of Münster will take place on September 29th, after a similar event about the courses on offer was held in May. Students had the opportunity to obtain comprehensive information about the perspectives in chemistry and food chemistry and to clarify their questions in personal discussions. Registration for the May event was possible until May 5th and has already shown great interest in the content of chemistry training.

In addition to the upcoming student information day on September 29th, there are numerous other events at other universities that are also aimed at prospective students. This trend underlines the high interest in scientific courses in Germany. For example, similar events will take place at the University of Konstanz and Hohenheim University on October 9th and 10th, 2025, followed by further dates at various universities until the end of the year. These information offerings provide valuable support for students’ decision-making.

For anyone interested in studying chemistry and pharmacy, the University of Münster's Study Information Day now offers an excellent opportunity to obtain comprehensive information and make valuable contacts. The University of Münster is thus setting an example for the promotion of sound scientific education.