All graduates of the three-year Bachelor Course in Chemistry L-27 may be admitted to the Masters Degree. Graduates of other three-year Bachelor degrees may also be admitted if the have acquired at least 84 CFU, among which:

• at least 24 CFU in MAT (any), INF/01, ING-INF/05, FIS (any)

• at least 60 CFU in chemical disciplines, including  8 CFU in preparatory teaching and at least 4 CFU in Laboratory courses in each of the chemical sectors: CHIM/01 Analytical Chemistry; CHIM/02 Physical Chemistry; CHIM/03 General Chemistry; CHIM/06 Organic Chemistry.

Admission to the Master's Degree in Chemical Sciences is subject to a preliminary evaluation by a Committee, which verifies the possession of the required curricular qualifications, knowledge, and skills, including English language proficiency at a minimum B1 level, as published annually on the website of the Faculty of Science. This Committee, appointed by the Interclass Council, will etablish a schedule for the examinations (usually held in September), which will be published in the 'Access to Master's Degree Programs' section of the Faculty's website and in the Academic Program Guide.