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Requirements and knowledge required for admission
Graduates of the L-27 Chemical Sciences and Technologies class are eligible for admission to the Master's Degree programme in Chemical Sciences. Graduates of other degree programmes are also eligible for admission, as are those who have obtained a suitable qualification abroad, provided they meet the following curricular requirements:
-> at least 20 ECTS credits in mathematics (from MATH-01/A to MATH-06/A), physics (from PHYS-01/A to PHYS-06/B) and computer science (INFO-01/A; IINF-05/A);
-> at least 70 ECTS credits in the scientific-disciplinary sectors of the characterising areas of the L27 class table:
- analytical, environmental and cultural heritage (CHEM-01/A and CHEM-01/B)
- inorganic-physical chemistry (CHEM-02/A and CHEM-03/A)
- organic and biochemical (CHEM-05/A, BIOS-07/A, BIOS-08/A and BIOS-09/A)
- industrial and technological (CHEM-04/A, IIND-03/C, IMAT-01/A and ICHI-02/A).

Any credits earned in scientific-disciplinary areas not included in the list above will be evaluated by the admissions committee for the degree programme.
In addition to the above curricular requirements, adequate personal preparation is required.

Methods of assessing knowledge and personal preparation
Before their knowledge is assessed for enrolment, students must submit an application for admission via an online procedure, within the period and according to the methods indicated on the website https://scienzechimiche.cdl.unimi.it/it/iscriversi, where you can also find all the latest information on admission procedures and subsequent enrolment. Undergraduates who intend to graduate by 31 December 2026 may also apply for admission.

Knowledge and personal preparation will be assessed through an interview with a committee on topics related to the subjects covered in the core courses of the degree programme in Chemical Sciences. Failure in the interview will result in all students, graduates and undergraduates, being denied access to the master's degree course for the current year. The interview will take place in June, July, September and December and may also be conducted before graduation, provided that the above curricular requirements are met.
For non-EU students, who may have visa and/or residence permit issues, an interview will also be scheduled for the end of April - May, including remotely using a videoconferencing platform. These students are strongly advised to take advantage of this opportunity to avoid the risk of not being able to obtain all the documentation for enrolment in time.

Students who have successfully passed the admission interview will be able to enrol approximately 5 working days after the date of the interview, in accordance with the terms indicated on the website https://www.unimi.it/en/study/bachelor-and-master-study/degree-programm…