This is the study programme for those who love to be curious and want to know how nature works by running some tests in our laboratories and other appropriate facilities. After having spent three years here, our graduated students will know the layout of a science lab like the back of their hand.

Nature’s Chemistry is a study programme concerned with the nature around us, and deals with subjects such as medicine, food, biochemistry and in general just nature and the human body. Biology B is prioritized so our students get a bigger insight into even the minute details – within ourselves and in the world around us. Furthermore, math is used to work with chemical data with for example preparation of models for the breakdown and absorption of medicines in mind.

Working with methods that are also used at Aalborg University, we believe this supports our students’ chances at getting the careers they want, whether that be as engineers specializing in either chemistry or biotechnology, doctors, nurses, or something similar. We also think it is important to strengthen our students and help their personal development towards becoming naturally curious and ambitious individuals who help each other in reaching their goals. Furthermore, we do our best to make sure the teachings from the courses overlap with each other.

This is the study programme that encourages curiosity and interest for the green world and all its mysteries!

This study programme is available at Øster Uttrup Vej.

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Profile subjects

  • Chemistry A
  • Mathematics A

Study trip

During their second year, the students go on a study trip abroad. The study trip is a social, cultural and educational activity. The study trip is planned with a point of departure in the profile of this study line, and much of its content is therefore based on the knowledge that the students have gained in class. For example, one class went to Paris in connection with the theme “Hormone substances, scents and perfume”, which included the production of the students’ own perfume. Another class went to Berlin in connection with the theme “Taste for life”, which included making their own chocolate, visiting a chocolate restaurant and a brewery.