Chemistry and Analytics for Circular Economy (CACE) is a Master of Science for applicants with a strong background in chemistry who want to become experts in chemistry of circular economy. The programme gives a theoretical background in chemistry related to recovery, reuse, and upcycling of valuable raw materials, and practical experience in organic and inorganic analytics.
The degree takes 2 years and is taught by contact teaching in English. The Master’s thesis is 30 ECTS credits and usually takes about five to six months of full-time work. It includes a literature part and an experimental part, and the work is often done in research groups, with some theses completed in collaboration with companies or national research institutes.
The University of Jyväskylä says the degree qualifies students to apply for Doctoral Studies in Natural Sciences. It also says graduates are expected to find employment in their own field in Finland or Europe.