During studies

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Semester organization

The winter semester begins on October 1, 2025 and lasts until March 31, 2026.
The lecture period runs from October 13, 2025 to February 13, 2026.

The courses are listed in the course catalog (will be linked here in September 2025).

Teaching & learning materials

Workshop program

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International experience & professional practice

Would you like to spend a semester abroad?

Good decision - international experience is very valuable for you personally and also looks good on your CV.
We are happy to support and advise you in your search for suitable universities and courses abroad. You can even apply for a travel grant from the Faculty and make sure that the courses you take during your semester abroad will be recognized for your studies.
General information and advice can be obtained from the International Office at the University of Kassel, for example, or from the Internationalization Officer Prof. Di Fuccia in your Faculty.

Would you like to integrate professional practice into your studies?

Very good! For example, you can complete the Bachelor's degree module (P-BA) as part of a practice network or work with practice partners as part of your project modules.
If you are still looking for contacts, please check the Career Services database or contact the degree program coordinator.

If you have already gained professional experience before your studies - e.g. through professional training - you can also have this credited towards your studies by contacting the examination board.

Leisure & Commitment

Young Chemistry Forum Kassel

Departmental student body FB10

Bachelor thesis

With the Bachelor's thesis at the end of your studies, you show that you can work independently on a problem at the interface of Mathematics and sustainable Chemistry.
The Bachelor's project is usually carried out in the last semester of the degree course; the exact conditions for registration can be found in the examination regulations.
Your project can be both theoretical and practical in nature, and collaboration with a company is also possible - as a student, you can propose a topic yourself.
It is best to find out early on (i.e. a few months in advance) in your desired subject areas on which topic and at what time a Bachelor's project can be carried out and supervised so that nothing stands in the way of a smooth process. As soon as everything has been clarified and your (laboratory) workstation is ready, the project can be registered with the examination board.
Good luck! :)