The aim of the Bachelor program is a basic scientific education in the core subjects of Chemistry (Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry and Theoretical Chemistry) including essential basics in Mathematics and Physics. 13 compulsory modules spread over six semester studies. In the last year students can select one compulsory elective module to focus on additional chemical topics. The Bachelor program is based on lectures and lab courses at the University.

After each module there will be one or more final examinations (oral or written). The modern, module-related examination system attaches more importance to an informational overview as to individual tests. The final module “Contexts and Concepts in Chemistry” contains the bachelor thesis as a first scientific paper and there is an interdisciplinary lecture which offers a repetition of learned material and deepens relationships between the chemical sub-disciplines. The grade of this final module has a significantly higher weight than the modules of the first year of study.