You will learn to
- identify the trace chemicals present in the atmosphere and understand how they react with each other
- investigate the sources and sinks of air pollutants, greenhouse gases, and other emissions from natural and human activities
- use advanced instrumentation to conduct emission monitoring and measure trace chemicals in the atmosphere
- analyze and interpret complex atmospheric composition data and apply it to real-world environmental questions
- assess the atmospheric impact of technologies used in the energy transition, and understand the role of chemistry in supporting a sustainable, low-emission future
This programme option equips you with the scientific foundation and practical skills needed to contribute meaningfully to key challenges in air quality, climate science, and the environmental dimensions of the energy transition.