Chemists have a bright future ahead of them. According to SACO’s forecasts, chemists (among others) have particularly good prospects on the labour market in the next five years. Therefore, it is gratifying that the Chemistry Section at Stockholm University is launching a new Bachelor’s programme in chemistry with clear links to the industry and leading research, where laboratory work, traineeships, and project work are part of daily life.
Chemist - a profession for the future
Are you one of the future’s problem solvers, entrepreneurs or explorers? Somebody who wants to understand the world around you in collaboration with world-leading researchers? Or perhaps you are a future Nobel laureate, science journalist, or debater, who wants to promote a better society?
Last updated:
December 11, 2013
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Per Nordström
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