What is EACH?
Excellence in Analytical CHemistry is a two-year Erasmus Mundus joint master’s programme that covers analytical chemistry in a diverse way. Our graduates are sought after in analysis laboratories and industry for senior positions in food, pharmacy, environment, health, materials, and other sciences. The video on the left is about the EACH program. See also the memories of the 2018 intake of EACH students (and their humorous memories about life in Tartu) and what Anthony (intake 2019) thinks about EACH.
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- Students of the EACH intake 2026 started their studies!
This week marks the beginning of the academic year for the new students of the EACH programme. This year, a total of 21 students started their studies in the programme. The students come from a diverse range of countries, including Serbia, the Dominican Republic, Estonia, Canada, Moldova, Greece, Vietnam, the… Read more: Students of the EACH intake 2026 started their studies! - Looking back on the EACH program – Hans Denzel Natividad
Hans: I joined the EACH program two years ago with the dream of being an excellent analytical chemist. Through all the lectures, experiments, projects and internships, I feel confident saying that I am an analytical chemist equipped with the knowledge, practical experience, and critical thinking skills necessary to realise my… Read more: Looking back on the EACH program – Hans Denzel Natividad - Internship at BIOR in Riga, Latvia
As part of the Excellence in Analytical Chemistry (EACH) Erasmus Mundus Master’s programme, Amna, Ayobami, and Daniel are currently completing their traineeships at the Institute of Food Safety, Animal Health and Environment (BIOR) in Riga, Latvia. “Throughout our internship, we have been gaining hands-on experience in the analysis of food… Read more: Internship at BIOR in Riga, Latvia - EACH laboratory courses
As part of the programme, students have to pass two mandatory laboratory courses. One of them is Practical Works in Chemical Analysis and Metrology. It gives students confidence in performing instrumental chemical analysis using different types of equipment and in the practical implementation of measurement uncertainty evaluation. The 2025 intake… Read more: EACH laboratory courses - Measurement Science in Chemistry Summer School 2026 finished
EACH students, Jan-Luca and Hanna, were participants in the 19th International Summer School on Quality Assurance in a Testing Laboratory (ISO/IEC 17025), which took place in Křtiny, Czechia, from 5 to 18 July. Here’s what students say about this event. Jan-Luca: “I enjoyed being part of this year‘s summer school… Read more: Measurement Science in Chemistry Summer School 2026 finished - Podcast about studying in Estonia and the EACH program
This semester, Ben Wood, a first-year student in the EACH program, had the opportunity to participate in the University of Tartu podcast, Tiksu to UniTartu, and share his experience studying and living in Estonia. The podcast highlights the experiences of both Estonian and international students across the university. In this… Read more: Podcast about studying in Estonia and the EACH program - Measurement Science in Chemistry Summer School 2026
The 19th edition of the international summer school on quality assurance in a testing laboratory (ISO/IEC 17025) just started. It is organised by the Measurement Science in Chemistry (MSC) consortium, of which the University of Tartu is also a part. Hanna and Jan-Luca, two of our EACH students, get to… Read more: Measurement Science in Chemistry Summer School 2026 - Career update for EACH graduates of 2025
Approximately a year ago, the ninth intake of EACH students completed their studies in the EACH programme. Looking back at their first year after graduation, we are delighted to see the impressive range of career paths they have pursued. This cohort consisted of 18 graduates, and all of them secured… Read more: Career update for EACH graduates of 2025 - EACH defences of 2026: Uppsala University track
On June 10, 2026, eight EACH students of the Uppsala University (Sweden) track successfully defended their master’s theses. The defended theses covered a wide range of topics, ranging from studying lipid changes in microglial cells to using mass spectrometry imaging to investigate toxicity in zebrafish and a rare brain disorder.… Read more: EACH defences of 2026: Uppsala University track - Weekend together by the sea
Before the start of the exam period, the first-year students of the 2025 EACH intake decided to take a short break from their studies and spend a weekend together by the sea. Their destination was Pärnu, one of Estonia’s most popular coastal cities. The trip was not focused on sightseeing… Read more: Weekend together by the sea