Medicinal Chemistry

The Master’s specialisation in Medicinal Chemistry comprises both compulsory and optional elements. The compulsory components are two research projects, both of which include writing a master’s thesis. The main research project must be within the discipline of medicinal chemistry. The minor research project should preferably be in a different discipline of bio-pharmaceutical sciences. Other compulsory components are: a literature study, including the writing of an essay or thesis, the attending of two advanced lecture series in disciplines of BPS, the attending of the course Scientific Conduct, and the attending of twenty lectures and colloquia presented by other master’s students in BPS. The optional elements can be chosen from supplementary courses offered or may take the form of a work placement.