Modern, well-equipped laboratories. Broad theoretical and practical training: Organic Chemistry; Inorganic Chemistry; Physical Chemistry; Theoretical Chemistry; Biochemistry; Medical, Pharmaceutical and Analytical Chemistry; Synthesis Chemistry; Electrochemistry; Complex Chemistry; Catalysis; Molecular Chemistry; Solid State Chemistry; Materials Science; Nanochemistry; Hybrid Materials; Luminescent Material, Nano-Spectroscopy, Surface Characterisation, Physical/Organic Chemistry, Photochemistry; Sensor Engineering, Bioanalytics and Effect-Based Environmental Analysis. Interdisciplinary skills are taught on the basis of the curriculum.

Comprehensive, in-depth training in the core subjects of inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry, with the option to specialise in one of the following compulsory elective subjects: Analytical chemistry, biochemistry, materials science, medical chemistry, synthetic chemistry, or theoretical chemistry. Active participation in current research projects within the framework of theoretical and practical training. The seminar "Leadership Ethics – Skills for Academic and Professional Practice" addresses questions of staff management and ethical action.

Many international research collaborations; Intensive participation of international academics and researchers in academic publications; "Schlenk Lecture" (international visiting professorship, 3-week research visit for the prize winner).. International doctorates (e.g. Cotutelle), internationalisation of teaching through Teach@Tübingen, block course in sensor technology with strong international participation, international college.

various analytical devices for optical characterisation (single-molecule spectroscopy, spectroelectrochemistry, time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy); Participation in central institutions: LISA+ nanostructure laboratory, TEM laboratory, state-of-the-art laboratories, databases.

Participation in Collaborative Research Centres; Graduate school; EU projects; participation in "Platform 3" of the Excellence Initiative "Environmental Systems Analysis"; Emmy Noether Independent Junior Research Group.