2020_08_04_CIE_bachelor
The Degree at Chemistry of the University of Navarra renews the accreditation European Chemistry Eurobachelor Label
The European association of Chemistry awards this quality distinction to Degree of Chemistry until September 2023.
PHOTO: Manuel Castells
The European association European Chemistry Thematic Network Association has renewed the accreditation Chemistry Eurobachelor Label to the Degree of Chemistry of the School of Sciences of the University of Navarra. This distinction accredits the quality of the programs of study of the Degree of Chemistry of the academic institution and homologates it with other European Degrees .
"We are very happy because this accredited specialization endorses the good work of many years of teachers, researchers, students, professionals and graduates of the School" says José Manuel Trillo, director of development of the School of Sciences of the University of Navarra.
The School of Sciences has had this recognition since 2013 and the renewal will last until September 2023. A panel of experts from different European universities has positively valued the subject of training, the facilities, the profile of graduation of students, the employability rate and the orientation of the work End of Degree, among other aspects.
Graduates of Chemistry from the University of Navarra who have started their programs of study between September 2018 and September 2023 will obtain a supplement to the official degree scroll that specifies the European distinction, and will be able to access directly to master's programs at any European university that has the same recognition. Only four Schools of Chemistry in Spain are recognized with this distinction.
The University of Navarra's Degree at Chemistry is structured in four years and can be complemented with diplomas from specialization from the first year of degree program. The School of Sciences also offers the possibility of taking the double Degree of Chemistry and Biochemistry in six years. "The experience of the years and the data tell us that our graduates in Chemistry have a high placement rate and a very wide range of employment opportunities : industry in its multiple aspects, healthcare or research are the three main arteries of employment opportunities ," adds Trillo.
Last year the University of Navarra's Science School counted 126 students from Chemistry, and for next year it is expected that about 40 students will enter the first year of degree program for these programs of study.