Master's degree in analytical chemistry
The Master's program in Analytical Chemistry trains specialists capable of analyzing, characterizing, and quantifying chemical substances in various environments. This program offers in-depth training in modern analytical methods and their application in sectors such as the pharmaceutical, food, environmental, and petrochemical industries.
General organization of the training
The program spans two years and offers a balance between theoretical instruction, practical work, and laboratory research:
Year 1:
Semester 1:
Classical and modern methods of chemical analysis
Mass spectrometry and trace element analysis
Environmental analytical chemistry
Safety and risk management in the laboratory
Semester 2:
Liquid and gas chromatography
Analytical chemistry of pharmaceutical products
Statistics and analytical data processing
Validation of analytical methods and quality assurance
2nd year:
Semester 3:
Advanced techniques in spectroscopy (UV-Vis, IR, NMR)
Materials and polymer analysis
Development of analytical methods for research
Practical projects in collaboration with industry
Semester 4:
Final year project
Internship in a research laboratory or in a company
Sectors of activity and career opportunities
Graduates of the Master's program in Analytical Chemistry can work in various sectors, including:
– **Pharmaceutical Development Researcher**
– **Drug Quality Control Analyst**
– **Pharmaceutical Regulatory Consultant**
– **Specialist in medicinal chemistry**
– **Medicine Safety Officer** *