
Undergraduate studies
Chalmers bachelor's programmes are conducted in Swedish only. Read more about the programmes on the Swedish page.
Master's programmes in Life Sciences

Biotechnology, MSc

Innovative and Sustainable Chemical Engineering, MSc

Materials Chemistry, MSc
Bachelor and master's thesis projects
Bachelor projects
The bachelor's thesis is the first really big piece of work you do as a student during your education. In addition to applying your knowledge in mathematics, science and technology, you will get to work in project form and present the results both orally and in writing.
The bachelor's projects offered at the Department of Life Sciences, as well as at the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, are presented in the learning platform Canvas.
BTX11 & KBTX16 Bachelor thesis selection 2023
Master thesis projects
Master thesis projects can be found at the Thesis Portal. Search for available projects at the Department of Life Sciences.
Doctoral studies in Life Sciences
One of Chalmers' most important tasks is to carry on research on a very high international level and to inform society about this research.
The Department of Life Sciences coordinates the Chalmers common graduate school Bioscience.

Bioscience
Do you want to develop methods for a better strategy for our health and environment? Then you should apply for a doctoral degree in Biosciences after your Master's degree.

Graduate courses
Here you can find Chalmers' PhD courses. Sort by department or research school. Graduate courses given by the Department of Mathematical Sciences can be found in the University of Gothenburg course database (see link in navigation). For some courses, no start date is specified. For more information about these courses, please contact the course coordinator.

About doctoral studies
The doctoral programmes provide you with a research specialisation based on fundamental scientific concepts, principles and methods. As a doctoral student at Chalmers, you will develop skills that can lead to future opportunities in both academia and industry.