This inter-university degree, aims to provide a fundamental training, theoretical and applied, for admission to doctoral program or for the exercise as professional chemist in laboratories, production systems and private and institutional systems of R&D which require the domain of the Organic Chemistry.
Master in Organic Chemistry
Duration: Un ano
Tuition fees (aprox.): UE: 13,93€/credit (835,80 €) | Non UE: 17,41€/credit (1089,20 €)
Seats number: 20
Title responsible:
Jesus Sanmartin Matalobos
jesus.sanmartin [at] usc.es
Title coordinator:
Jesus Angel Varela Carrete
Use languages:
Spanish, Galician, English
Coordinator university:
University of Santiago de Compostela
Partaker universities:
University of Santiago de Compostela
Complutense University of Madrid
Autonomous University of Madrid
Xunta de Galicia title implantation authorization date:
Orde do 05/12/2013(DOG 20/12/2013)
BOE publication date:
10/04/2014 (Mod 27/07/2020)
Last accreditation date:
26/01/2022
The master’s in Organic Chemistry is an inter-university degree, taught jointly with the Complutense University of Madrid and the Autonomous University of Madrid.
The master's degree aims to provide a critical training, theoretical and applied, for admission to doctoral programs or for the exercise of the chemist profession in laboratories, production systems and private and institutional systems of R&D which require the domain of the Organic Chemistry.
Duration: Un ano
Tuition fees (aprox.): UE: 13,93€/credit (835,80 €) | Non UE: 17,41€/credit (1089,20 €)
Seats number: 20
Title responsible:
Jesus Sanmartin Matalobos
jesus.sanmartin [at] usc.es
Title coordinator:
Jesus Angel Varela Carrete
Use languages:
Spanish, Galician, English
Coordinator university:
University of Santiago de Compostela
Partaker universities:
University of Santiago de Compostela
Complutense University of Madrid
Autonomous University of Madrid
Xunta de Galicia title implantation authorization date:
Orde do 05/12/2013(DOG 20/12/2013)
BOE publication date:
10/04/2014 (Mod 27/07/2020)
Last accreditation date:
26/01/2022
The master’s in Organic Chemistry is an inter-university degree, taught jointly with the Complutense University of Madrid and the Autonomous University of Madrid.
The master's degree aims to provide a critical training, theoretical and applied, for admission to doctoral programs or for the exercise of the chemist profession in laboratories, production systems and private and institutional systems of R&D which require the domain of the Organic Chemistry.
Students must take all subjects of the module one, 24 elective credits to choose between the offer of the specialization module and, finally, the master's final project.
In the specialization module, students can choose subjects according to their preferences and they can select a specific orientation to take them deeper into the field that interests them.
The Master's Final Project is an experimental work of initiation to research that is conducted in the laboratories of the participating universities, institutions (Public Research Entities) or partner companies.
In the modules that require it, students may benefit from mobility programs agreed with the collaborative companies and institutions or with other universities in the framework of the corresponding agreements.
The scientific or professional orientation is guaranteed by the possibility that students to carry out training in research groups in universities or public bodies associated with the master's or associated companies. It is noteworthy that there are a number of companies that have signed agreements with the respective consortium universities to admit master's degree students for internships.
The study regime is full-time, teaching is based on classroom attendance and languages used are Galician, Spanish and English.
Academic activities begin in early September. For more information, visit the website of the Faculty.
The running of this master degree is conditioned to reach the minimum number of students established by Decree 222/2011, of December 2, which regulates the official university studies in the Galicia Autonomous Community.
Advanced organic synthesis. Reaction mechanisms.
- P1191101
- Compulsory Credits
- Annual
- 9 Credits
Structural organic chemistry
- P1191102
- Compulsory Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Guided Training Activities
- P1191103
- Compulsory Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Project
- P1191105
- Compulsory Credits
- 12 Credits
Design and Synthesis Methods
- P1191201
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Catalysis in organic chemistry
- P1191202
- Elective Credits
- 3 Credits
Computational Chemistry
- P1191203
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Medical Chemistry
- P1191204
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Biological Organic Chemistry
- P1191205
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Supramolecular Chemistry
- P1191206
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Organic Materials and Nanotechnology
- P1191207
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Information and patents
- P1191208
- Elective Credits
- 3 Credits
Industrial organic processes. Sustainability.
- P1191209
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Synthetic Applications of Organometallic Compounds
- P1191210
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Natural Products Chemistry
- P1191211
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Medicinal chemistry in drug development. From laboratory to clinic.
- P1191212
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Nanoscience and organic materials
- P1191213
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Supra- and macromolecular organic chemistry
- P1191214
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Heterocycles and natural products
- P1191215
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Heterocycles and bio-organic chemistry
- P1191216
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Master Dissertation
- P1191104
- Compulsory Credits
- 18 Credits
Master Dissertation
- P1191106
- Compulsory Credits
- End of Degree Projects and End of Master's Degree Projects
- 30 Credits
This inter-university degree, aims to provide a fundamental training, theoretical and applied, for admission to doctoral program or for the exercise as professional chemist in laboratories, production systems and private and institutional systems of R&D which require the domain of the Organic Chemistry.
The master's degree is taught by teaching and research staff of the Department of Organic Chemistry (Faculty of Chemistry) with recognized expertise.
Students must take all subjects of the module one, 24 elective credits to choose between the offer of the specialization module and, finally, the master's final project.
In the specialization module, students can choose subjects according to their preferences and they can select a specific orientation to take them deeper into the field that interests them.
The Master's Final Project is an experimental work of initiation to research that is conducted in the laboratories of the participating universities, institutions (Public Research Entities) or partner companies.
In the modules that require it, students may benefit from mobility programs agreed with the collaborative companies and institutions or with other universities in the framework of the corresponding agreements.
The scientific or professional orientation is guaranteed by the possibility that students to carry out training in research groups in universities or public bodies associated with the master's or associated companies. It is noteworthy that there are a number of companies that have signed agreements with the respective consortium universities to admit master's degree students for internships.
The study regime is full-time, teaching is based on classroom attendance and languages used are Galician, Spanish and English.
Academic activities begin in early September. For more information, visit the website of the Faculty.
The running of this master degree is conditioned to reach the minimum number of students established by Decree 222/2011, of December 2, which regulates the official university studies in the Galicia Autonomous Community.
Advanced organic synthesis. Reaction mechanisms.
- P1191101
- Compulsory Credits
- Annual
- 9 Credits
Structural organic chemistry
- P1191102
- Compulsory Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Guided Training Activities
- P1191103
- Compulsory Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Project
- P1191105
- Compulsory Credits
- 12 Credits
Design and Synthesis Methods
- P1191201
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Catalysis in organic chemistry
- P1191202
- Elective Credits
- 3 Credits
Computational Chemistry
- P1191203
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Medical Chemistry
- P1191204
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Biological Organic Chemistry
- P1191205
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Supramolecular Chemistry
- P1191206
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Organic Materials and Nanotechnology
- P1191207
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Information and patents
- P1191208
- Elective Credits
- 3 Credits
Industrial organic processes. Sustainability.
- P1191209
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Synthetic Applications of Organometallic Compounds
- P1191210
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Natural Products Chemistry
- P1191211
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Medicinal chemistry in drug development. From laboratory to clinic.
- P1191212
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Nanoscience and organic materials
- P1191213
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Supra- and macromolecular organic chemistry
- P1191214
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Heterocycles and natural products
- P1191215
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 6 Credits
Heterocycles and bio-organic chemistry
- P1191216
- Elective Credits
- Annual
- 3 Credits
Master Dissertation
- P1191104
- Compulsory Credits
- 18 Credits
Master Dissertation
- P1191106
- Compulsory Credits
- End of Degree Projects and End of Master's Degree Projects
- 30 Credits
This inter-university degree, aims to provide a fundamental training, theoretical and applied, for admission to doctoral program or for the exercise as professional chemist in laboratories, production systems and private and institutional systems of R&D which require the domain of the Organic Chemistry.
The master's degree is taught by teaching and research staff of the Department of Organic Chemistry (Faculty of Chemistry) with recognized expertise.