Research (scientific-professional) programme. The study course lasts two years, in which students have to earn at least 120 ECTS credit points. The program is a natural sequel to undergraduate chemistry studies at the Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, and is also open to students of related disciplines. Acquired knowledge and skills qualify the students for scientific-research work in chemistry and are a basis for scientific postgraduate studies in chemistry leading to doctorates in natural sciences. The study course is organized so that students can choose two out of five branches of chemistry (analytical, inorganic, physical, organic chemistry and biochemistry). Within the chosen specialty, students have to take some mandatory and some elective courses. In addition, another 6 elective courses have to be passed. These need not be in the chosen branches of chemistry. The academic title acquired upon completion of studies is Master in Chemistry (mag. chem.).

Major Fields:

Analytical and Inorganic Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry and Biochemistry

Analytical and Physical Chemistry

Analytical and Organic Chemistry

Inorganic Chemistry and Biochemistry

Inorganic and Physical Chemistry

Inorganic and Organic Chemistry

Biochemistry and Physical Chemistry

Biochemistry and Organic Chemistry

Physical and Organic Chemistry

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Educational programme. The study course lasts two years, in which students have to earn at least 120 ECTS points. The program is a natural sequel to undergraduate chemistry studies at the Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, and is also open to students of related disciplines. Acquired knowledge and skills qualify the students to teach chemistry at elementary and secondary schools (grammar schools) as well as technical schools where chemistry is taught. The academic title acquired upon completion of studies is Master of Education in Chemistry (mag. educ. chem.).

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