Bachelor in Chemistry Science And Engineering

At Tampere University of Applied Sciences, tuition comes to 10,000 EUR per year.

Tampere University sits at the forefront of chemical research, leveraging its Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences to bridge the gap between fundamental laboratory theory and industrial innovation. This programme is designed for students who want to tackle global challenges—such as climate change, sustainable energy, and advanced healthcare—by mastering the analytical, quantitative, and experimental skills that define modern chemistry.

Instead of viewing chemistry in isolation, the curriculum embeds it within a broader engineering context, ensuring that graduates are as comfortable with computational methods and material science as they are with traditional organic and inorganic synthesis. By integrating research training directly into the undergraduate experience, the university allows students to work alongside professional research groups, gaining vital exposure to nanotechnology, biomaterials, and advanced functional materials.

An Integrated Research-Driven Environment

• Hands-on Training: Students participate in active research projects, enabling them to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scientific problems.
• Interdisciplinary Focus: The programme blends chemistry with mathematics, physics, and engineering, fostering a holistic approach to scientific innovation.
• Supportive Community: Students join TaSciEn, an international student guild that facilitates networking, career development through company visits, and a vibrant social life in Tampere, often cited as the most student-friendly city in Finland.

Graduates emerge not just as chemists, but as versatile professionals prepared to lead in high-tech industries, environmental consulting, and specialized scientific research, with a clear, flexible path toward advanced Master’s studies.