Study programme

Bachelor, Chemistry

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Area of Studies

natural sciences

Degree

Bachelor

Degree (in English)

Bachelor

Language(s)

English

Course Duration

3 years

ECTS points

180

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Department

University of Wroclaw, Faculty of Chemistry

Tuition and Other Fees

• 2,300 EUR for each year (EU applicants)

• 3,750 EUR for the first year; 3,600 EUR for each consecutive year (non-EU applicants)

Application Deadline(s)

31 August 2025

Course Description

Course Profile

Chemistry is at the heart of scientific discovery, shaping industries from healthcare and environmental science to materials engineering. The Bachelor of Science in Chemistry programme offers a comprehensive education in fundamental and applied chemistry, equipping students with the skills and knowledge needed to tackle real-world scientific challenges.

Students will explore key areas such as organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry, as well as advanced topics like spectroscopy, metal complexes, and physico-chemical methods. The curriculum emphasises practical skills, including planning and performing experiments, analysing chemical data, and applying modern computational techniques to solve complex problems. Hands-on laboratory training allows students to work with cutting-edge equipment and develop expertise in chemical synthesis, quantitative analysis, and environmental chemistry.

Beyond technical proficiency, students will cultivate analytical thinking, teamwork, and leadership skills. They will engage in collaborative projects, participate in research groups, and have opportunities to interact with industry professionals and guest lecturers. Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in research, pharmaceuticals, environmental protection, and industrial chemistry, with roles such as chemical analyst, laboratory assistant, or chemical process manager. The programme also provides a strong foundation for further studies in chemistry or related scientific disciplines, ensuring students are ready for the challenges of an evolving scientific landscape.

Education Requirements

• Legalised High School graduation certificate or equivalent with the decision about nostrification

• Legalised High School transcript of grades

• Certificate confirming access to higher education in your country

• Certificate confirming English Language knowledge on B2 level

• Passport photocopy

• Digital passport size photo

Contact

study.chem@uwr.edu.pl