Chemistry (by subject area)

Programme Description

70530101 – Chemistry is a master's degree specialization aimed at preparing highly qualified professionals in theoretical and applied chemistry, the in-depth study of chemical processes and properties of substances, scientific research, and professional activities in education and industry. The specialization covers chemical analysis, the synthesis of new substances, advanced laboratory research, and innovative technologies.

Curriculum and Study Plan

During their studies, master's students acquire knowledge and skills in the following areas:

• Contemporary Theories of Chemistry;
• Organic Chemistry;
• Inorganic Chemistry;
• Analytical Chemistry;
• Physical Chemistry;
• Bioorganic Chemistry;
• Methods of Chemical Research;
• Spectroscopic and Chromatographic Analysis;
• Fundamentals of Chemical Technologies;
• Research Methodology;
• Academic Writing;
• Scientific and Pedagogical Activity.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:

• conduct scientific analysis of chemical processes;
• organize and perform laboratory research;
• determine the composition and properties of chemical substances;
• apply modern analytical techniques;
• develop scientific projects in the field of chemistry;
• carry out teaching activities in higher education institutions.

Career Opportunities

Graduates may pursue careers as:

• research chemists;
• analytical laboratory specialists;
• specialists in chemical industry enterprises;
• employees of environmental and diagnostic laboratories;
• specialists in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors;
• lecturers in higher education institutions;
• employees of research institutes and research centers.