Training in the full range of chemistry, including analytical and technical chemistry, as part of the main subject serves as a basis for many professional fields, profile of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg is taken into account, involvement in the faculty's research groups takes place at an early stage and during studies, knowledge is strengthened during exam preparation, and complex issues are broken down into sub-problems, self-assessment and control of the level of knowledge are made possible in part by preparatory examinations, very good tutor-student ratio

Training in the full range of chemistry, including analytical and technical chemistry, as part of the main subject serves as a basis for many professional fields, profile of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg is taken into account, during graduation theses, work on research topics along the profile lines of the TUBAF, inclusion in faculty research groups takes place at an early stage during studies, self-assessment and monitoring of the level of knowledge are made possible by preparatory examinations.

Doctoral programmes with Chile, Belgium, Ukraine, Poland and Estonia

Various large devices already used in teaching (e.g. single crystal diffractometer STOE IPDS-2T, XPS/UPS system, FT-ICR mass spectrometer solariX 15T, Varian 320 LC/MS/MS, Mini Plant, various NMR spectrometers, multi-anvil high-pressure press), new research laboratories completed in 2023, training in modern laboratories (building completed in 2014), use of SciFinder, CSD.

Close cooperation with the Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) Leipzig, HIF/HZDR, XFEL Hamburg, EIT RawMaterials, Centre for Efficient High Temperature Material Conversion, Centre for Water Research, interdisciplinary cooperation with other departments of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg (e.g. in the fields of materials science, geoscience and biocience), high-pressure centre (e.g. blasting chamber in the Reiche Zeche mine).

High interdisciplinarity, very intensive cooperation within the chemistry departments and other faculties, close contact with students from other departments due to the close interdependence of the degree programmes, international research contacts, close contact between lecturers and students (introductory evenings, mentor groups, monthly regular meetings), early integration into research groups, no waiting times for internships, very active JungChemikerForum, provision of additional learning materials (video tutorials, online exercises), presentation of the research activities for faculty day.