AMS is a 120 ECTS international master’s program, where teaching and research is carried out in the brand-new “Physicum” and “Chemicum” buildings in Tartu – among the top research and education facilities in Northern Europe. We are living in a Golden Age of Measurement Science, find out why!
Please also see this recent presentation for some good examples and information. Video on the left gives some idea about how it is to study at Tartu.
At the recent Balticum Organicum Syntheticum conference Ivo Leito made a presentation titled How to make maximum use of the available pKa data in non-aqueous solvents? (Photo on the left) […]
Read more...On the 4th of June, 2024, three AMS master students successfully defended their master’s theses. The defenders’ theses demonstrated the wide scope of the field of applied measurement science. The […]
Read more...On May 09, 2024 the on-line course (MOOC) Estimation of measurement uncertainty in chemical analysis offered by the University of Tartu finished successfully. Eventually altogether 1047 people registered from 104 countries. 655 […]
Read more...Three graduates from the 2020 EACH cohort, all from the Åbo Akademi study track, recently participated in the 8th Baltic Electrochemistry Conference: Finding New Inspiration 2 (BEChem 2024) held in […]
Read more...On Tuesday, March 19, 2024, the web course Estimation of Measurement Uncertainty in Chemical Analysis was launched for the eleventh time as a MOOC (Massive Online Open Course)! Altogether 1048 […]
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