CHEMISTRY
Faculty of Material Science and Applied Chemistry
The Bachelor study programme is designed to provide a thorough foundation in the various fields of chemistry such as organic, inorganic, physical and analytical.
It covers the related sciences and focuses on the practical usage of the acquired theoretical knowledge.
The programme is for students planning careers in chemical industries, which includes manufacturing and process, product or environmental quality control companies. Relevant careers are found in governmental laboratories and in fields connected with sustainable resources.
The programme is a prerequisite for students who are planning to undertake Master studies in chemistry, environmental science or other related science. Students can choose between two specialities – chemistry or restoration and conservation.
Key Features
- Study programme is implemented in accordance with the requirements of European Federation of Chemical Engineering,
- Fully equipped laboratories,
- Opportunity to participate in the scientific research projects of the Faculty,
- The acquired knowledge creates a powerful competitive advantage to the graduates of the programme ensuring great job opportunities in different companies related to chemical industry.
Career Opportunities
Graduates have job opportunities in the field of chemistry or in companies within related fields as well as options to continue studies in postgraduate programmes.
The possible careers include laboratory work with chemical processes in research, testing and quality control laboratories undertaking development of new technologies, materials and products or their quality control. Graduates can work as a self-employed person or an individual merchant, a technician or as an assistant in scientific institutions.
Facts
Degree required: General or Professional Secondary Education
Degree awarded: Bachelor Degree of Natural Science in Chemistry
Academic volume: 160CP / 240ECTS
Language of studies: English
Duration: 4 years (full-time)
Faculty: Material Science and Applied Chemistry
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