Bachelor of Science

Applied and Analytical Chemistry

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Program Details

Key facts at a glance:

Location:Zittau
Degree:Bachelor of Science
standard period of study:6 semesters
ECTS credits:180
Language of instruction:German
Enrolment for:Winter semester
Application period: May 1 through September 30Start of studies: October
Admission restrictions:No admission restrictions (no NC) Details
No prerequisite internshipStudent Advisory Service
Accreditation status:in preparation
Allgemeine Studienberatung
Madeleine Pohl
Student Services & International Affairs
02763 Zittau
Th.-Körner-Allee 16
Building Z I, Room 0.21
First floor
+49 3583 612-3055
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Our Promise to You

Affordable living

We have plenty of affordable living space: apartments in halls of residence, your own apartment, shared apartments - everything is possible here.

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Going Abroad Made Easy

If you’d like to study abroad during your studies, we’ll make it happen. Plus: Two other countries are just a stone’s throw away from our campus. A quick trip abroad is part of everyday life here.

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One tree per student

The HSZG plants a tree for every student. If you want, you can even do it yourself.

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Between mountains and lakes

Here you study at eye level - not just with your fellow students. Thanks to small student groups, our teaching staff will respond to you individually. Recreation, mountains, lakes, two cities rich in cultural diversity and right in the middle of it all is the HSZG.

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Campus life

There's no shortage of partying here: shared flat party, festival, record session, student club. The only challenge you face is deciding what to do.

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Studying in the wild east?

Studying with us is different. Above all, better. Why? We have a family atmosphere. There are small study groups and the lecturers are always there for you. There is a close connection to practice in all degree courses. And finding affordable accommodation is no problem here.

There are many other reasons, such as university sports or the student representatives, clubs and societies. Campus life in Zittau and Görlitz, the wild east, is unique.

  • Studying with a child
    We support families pursuing higher education with a wide range of services, including child care, vacation semesters, more flexible coursework and examination components, advisory services, and much more.
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  • Studying with a disability
    Equal opportunity and full participation are important to us. Through various activities, advisory services, support options, reasonable adjustments, and accessibility, we promote inclusion.
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Financing

From BAföG (German financial aid for students) and scholarships to loans and housing assistance, there are numerous ways to finance your studies. We also offer support for studying or doing an internship abroad.

Jobs and career

A part-time job or a job at the University can make it easier to pay for your education. We offer students a variety of opportunities in this regard, including jobs after graduation:

  • Help with starting your studies
    There are many special programs designed to help you get started as a new student: orientation days, welcome weeks, advisory services, and much more.
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  • Support during studies
    Equal opportunity and full participation are important to us. Through a variety of activities, advisory services, support options, reasonable adjustments, and accessibility, we promote inclusion.
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