Very broad and in-depth basic education in all areas of chemistry (inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry/biochemistry, physical chemistry/theoretical chemistry), all of which are taught by a broad range of lecturers.

The breadth of the bachelor education is increased through compulsory modules in all areas (inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry/biochemistry, physical chemistry/theoretical chemistry). Specialisation through selection of corresponding compulsory elective modules as from the 2nd semester of the Master's degree course is possible; Generally research-based or research-focused, all internships taken as part of the compulsory elective modules are completed directly in the working groups.

Master's degree course taught in English; International work groups; Regular publication of research results in internationally respected journals; Possibility to go abroad during the course of study (e.g. as part of the Erasmus programme)

Outstanding resources thanks to a constantly high level of third-party funding; a large number of analysis methods are available on-site and can be used at short notice; sufficient lab workstations for all students, no waiting times; Laptop grants for higher study semesters.

Connection to non-university research institutions in research and teaching. Participation in the CRC/TR261 "Antibiotic CellMAP", in the DFG Research Training Group RTG 2591 "Template-designed organic electronics" and 2873 "Tools and Drugs for the Future", in Priority Programme 2041 "Computational Connectomics" and in the Research Unit FOR 2685 "The Limits of the Fossil Record: Anal. & Exp. Approaches to Fossilization".

Transdisciplinary orientation and networking in teaching and research (e.g. with pharmacy, physics and biochemistry).