Program Overview

Program Overview

The University Jaume I offers a degree program in Chemistry, which aims to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field. The program is designed to equip students with the necessary knowledge, skills, and competencies to succeed in their future careers.

Program Details

• Duration: 240 credits
• Places: 70
• Mobility: The program offers various mobility options, allowing students to study abroad and gain international experience.
• Occupation and Entrepreneurship: The program provides students with opportunities to develop their occupational and entrepreneurial skills, including academic external practices, international practices, professional orientation, and training.
• Study and Research: Students with a good academic record can collaborate with research groups from the first year of study.
• Program of Reception and University Tutoring (PATU): The program offers a reception and tutoring system, where students are accompanied by an experienced student during their first year.
• Dual Training: The program combines learning in companies and at the university, providing benefits for all parties involved.
• Permanent Training: Students can expand their training with the university's own teachings and permanent training programs in all areas of knowledge.

Access and Admission

• Access Profile: Information on the access profile, admission routes, and offer of places can be found in this section.
• Pre-enrollment, Waiting Lists, and Enrollment: The program provides information on the pre-enrollment process, waiting lists, and enrollment procedures.

Study Plan

• Subjects: The program includes a range of subjects, which are taught by experienced professors.
• Competencies: The program aims to equip students with the necessary competencies to succeed in their future careers.
• Academic Responsibilities: The program has academic responsibilities, including the coordination of subjects and the supervision of students.

Final Degree Project (TFG)

• Information and Regulations: The program provides information and regulations on the TFG, as well as a repository of previous years' projects.

After Graduation

• Labor Market Outcomes: The program provides information on the different labor market outcomes and professional profiles that graduates can pursue.
• Continuing Education: The program offers options for continuing education, including master's degrees and other postgraduate programs.

Quality of the Degree

• Quality Systems: The program has quality systems in place to ensure the highest standards of education.
• Information on the Degree: The program provides complete information on the degree, including its objectives, structure, and evaluation procedures.

Regulations

• Evaluation, Permanence, Recognition, etc.: The program has regulations in place for evaluation, permanence, recognition, and other aspects of the degree.

Related Studies

• Degree in Chemical Engineering: 240 credits, 60 places
• Master's Degree in Sustainable Chemistry: 60 credits, 30 places
• Master's Degree in Applied and Pharmacological Chemistry: 60 credits, 30 places
• Master's Degree in Applied Chromatographic Techniques: 60 credits, 25 places