Voltijd
Engels
Nijmegen
30.0
3 februari 2025 t/m 11 juli 2025 -- open

This module is also offered in Dutch: Analytische Chemie

For more information:
minoren@han.nl

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THE PROGRAM IN A NUTSHELL

Analytical chemistry is a profession of its own. Developing and validating analytical methods requires knowledge and skill. Do you want to increase your knowledge? Get more insight into the statistics of validation studies? And receive statistical tools to process results? Then follow this course!

PROGRAM DETAILS

The programme covers analytical techniques and their development and validation. It is a continuation of the course Qualitative and Quantitative Analytical Techniques in Chemical Research. During this course, you will carry out scientific research within 2 projects. One project focuses on quality assurance of an analysis, validation and optimisation. The other focuses on method development of an analytical method. You can choose which method or analysis you work on within the projects.

You will work with instrumental techniques such as GC, HPLC and AAS. You will also get to know gel electrophoresis and LC-MS. The projects are supported by theory subjects in the field of (instrumental) analytical chemistry and statistics. You carry out a literature study and conclude the research projects with a report and a presentation. 

Topics

Spectroscopy
Chemometrics
Chromatography
General:

  • General aspects chromatography
  • Types and applications of Gas chromatography
  • Types and applications Liquid chromatography
  • Supercritical chromatography

PROJECTS 

  • Quality assurance and validation
  • Optimization
  • Literature review
  • Method development

You strengthen these competence areas during the program:

  • Knowledge development
  • Knowledge application
  • Research planning
  • Effective collaboration
  • This minor is also a specialisation course of the 3rd year Bachelor of Chemistry at HAN.
  • Analytical chemistry subjects at level 2.
  • Knowledge Exam
  • Practical assessment
  • Presentation/reports and assignments
  • Seminar participation.

The semester officially starts on 1 February, classes are scheduled from the Monday of that week.

Scheduled contact hours: 22 lesson periods/week, 154 lesson periods/term = 116 hours

Planned time for self-study: 304 hours

Total study load: 420 hours

Students are required to be available from Monday to Friday 

Learning methods

  • Lectures and guest speakers
  • Workshops
  • Tutorials and work meetings
  • Laboratory work

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