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What is the Master’s Degree in Chemistry?

The Master’s Degree in Chemistry (MUQ) is an officially accredited Master’s programme offered by the Faculty of Chemistry at the Universitat de València.

What are the career prospects for MUQ graduates?

Graduates may work as professionals in high-level research, development and innovation in industry. They may also develop their academic and research careers by subsequently completing a doctoral programme.

Can I enrol in the MUQ?

The MUQ is aimed at graduates in Chemistry or one of the following disciplines: Biochemistry, Pharmacy, Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology, Environmental Sciences, Materials Science and Nanotechnology, as well as higher graduates in a field related to chemistry who wish to pursue either an academic (research in institutes and/or departments) or a professional (industry) path.

What improvements will the MUQ’s new blended learning mode bring?

In order to adapt to the evolving needs of students in higher education, the next edition of the Master’s Degree in Chemistry (2023/2024) will transition to a blended learning approach. In other words, all subjects scheduled for the first semester, as well as second semester optional subjects (see the Master’s curriculum), will be conducted in an online synchronous/asynchronous format. The theoretical classes will be replaced by content and activities to be submitted through the UV Virtual Classroom. External internships and the Master’s degree final project (TFM) will still require in-person attendance. 
This change of teaching modality allows Master’s students to pursue other studies, activities or work while maintaining the valuable experience of an external internship of 460 hours.