Chemistry

This Bachelor programme aims to produce a trained human resource in a fundamental domain of the human knowledge: chemistry. Besides ensuring a robust background in related fields such as mathematics (differential and integral calculus, linear algebra, mathematical statistics, informatics), physics (optics, electromagnetism, quantum physics) and psychopedagogy, the programme includes formation in various fields of chemistry: organic chemistry (organic compounds, reaction mechanism, natural compounds, structural analysis); physical chemistry (kinetics, thermodinamics, atomic and molecular structure, electrochemistry, macromolecules and colloids); inorganic chemistry (general chemistry, group theory, metals and non-metal elements, coordinative chemistry, supramolecular chemistry); analytical chemistry (qualitative and quantitative analysis; instrumental analysis-electrochemical and spectrometric methods, separation methods, chromatography, quality assurance and control); chemical technology and catalysis; basic biochemistry. The cycle forms trained personnel for quality control laboratories, for research institutes in chemistry and related fields, for the industry, and teaching staff for gymnasia and high schools.