(Further) Scientific Education for Doctorate Students

Within the TUM-GS, an emphasis is layed also on the scientific education of all the doctoral candidates. The first focal point is still the own research group with its group seminars, publication discussions, and problem seminars. Further possibiities are attendances at the various lecture series within out chemical institutes and the local GDCh branch. It is also possible to attend master level courses - as long as they were not attend during the M.Sc. study programme. 

Regardless, how somebody would define "scientific education" for him- or herself, in the end it has to be 6 SWS (hours per week per semester) within three years - calculated to the more familiar "60 minute hours"  it is appox 62 hours. Without fulfilling this requirement, a obligatory member can not schedule the final exam and a volontary member may have to waive the additional TUM-GS certificate.

Lecture series and further events

Lectures series in our department and in the chemistry department of the "sister university" LMU:

Master level courses (selection)

(Note: more courses can be found in TUM-Online and on the webpages of the research groups)

Winter semester:

Prof. Gasteiger - Materials and processes for electrochemical energy conversion and storage (LV2651)

Prof. Domcke / Dr. Scheurer - Symmetry and group theory (LV2126)

PD Esch -  Physical Chemistry of clusters (LV2647) 

Dr. Tschurl -  Spectroscopical methods 1, Advanced gasphase spectroscopy (LV2652)

PD Dr. Esch / Dr. Scheurer - Lab course Technologies of measurements (LV2645)

Dr. Cokoja / Prof. Fischer - Homogeneous Calalysis I: Basics (LV2630)

PD Dr. Gemmecker - Advanced NMR Spectroscopy (LV0811)

Prof. Sattler - Biomolecular NMR Spectroscopy (LV0809)

 

Summer semester:

Prof. Günther - Spectroscopical methods 2 - Advanced surface spectroscopy (LV2653)  -

Dr. Cokoja - Homogeneous Catalysis II: Modern aspects (LV2026)

Dr. Cokoja - Advanced organometallic Chemistry and organometallic solids (LV2189)