Chemistry is often associated with pollutants, but what if we can make things better?
Chemistry is often associated with pollutants, but what if we can make things better? I am eager to contribute to a biobased future and use science to aid the transition to a circular economy. It’s not a trend, it’s necessary. In the future, I want to use my passion for research to come up with new sustainable solutions.
Other testimonials
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I chose this programme because of the small-scale education, the problem oriented educational method, great teacher student contact and the presence of the scientific area.
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I was drawn to this master’s program as it entailed tackling very urgent environmental and economic matters in a practical way.
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In Problem-Based Learning, we start with real-life problems, we ask ourselves what exactly the problems are, what we need to know before we can solve the problems, and finally, how we solve them.
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The teaching and visiting staff are full of knowledge, expertise and willingness to help. Try asking them about their research