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Applied Chemistry Master's Programme

Master practical chemical skills for international careers in industry, research, and environmental protection.

Best for:Best for science graduates seeking hands-on laboratory training and practical chemistry competencies for industry and research careers.

University of Bialystok · Podlaskie, Poland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Overview

The Applied Chemistry Master's programme at the University of Bialystok equips students with advanced knowledge and competencies across chemical sciences, grounded in exact and natural sciences. The curriculum emphasizes practical training through extensive laboratory classes to prepare graduates for professional roles in scientific, diagnostic, process, and R&D laboratories. Students gain versatile skills suited for employment in biotechnological, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and environmental sectors, as well as chemical industry administration. The programme prepares graduates to work seamlessly across European countries and beyond.

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What you'll do

  • Participate in advanced theoretical and practical laboratory classes in chemical sciences
  • Conduct chemical analyses and diagnostic procedures in research and industrial settings
  • Develop practical competencies applicable to the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and biotechnological sectors
  • Engage in process research and development activities related to chemical industry standards

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in chemistry or a related science field

Degree offered: Master's Programme

Language: English; proficiency required as per university admission standards

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Fundamental knowledge of exact and natural sciences
  • Basic laboratory techniques and safety practices in chemistry
  • Analytical problem-solving in chemical contexts
Nice to have
Prior laboratory research experienceFamiliarity with environmental protection or industrial chemical processes
Eligibility
  • Hold an eligible first-cycle undergraduate degree

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How to apply

Review the official admission rules and required documents on the University of Bialystok admissions portal and submit your application through the designated procedure.

Documents required
  • Undergraduate degree certificate
  • Academic transcripts
  • Identity proof
  • Language proficiency proof
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Faculty of Chemistry
University of Bialystok
Poland
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