Speciality mode: Computational Chemistry

Achievement by a student of learning outcomes: A graduate of master studies possesses in-depth knowledge, skills and competences in the field of specialized knowledge in the field of chemical sciences. In particular, a graduate is prepared for self-resolution of chemical problems, conducting research activities and collecting and critically analyzing experimental data. Achieving the effects of second-level studies gives graduates the opportunity to work in companies and in public and non-governmental and research-based organizations and institutions whose activities are related to the use of chemistry. A graduate is prepared to pursue further studies in PhD studies and postgraduate studies.

In each semester, the student should receive 30 ECTS credits from obligatory and optional subjects

E – exam

P – pass with note

P/W – pass without note

* the course conducted as three 20-hour’s subjects: Bioorganic chemistry, Bioinorganic chemistry and  Physicochemistry

*courses conducted in Department in which students realize their master works

Second cycle study (master’s degree) is finished with a Master's exam and with obtaining by student the title of Master of Science.