Applied Chemical analysis
APPLIED CHEMICAL ANALYSIS | |
State code | 6531CX001 |
Faculty | Faculty of Agrotechnologies |
Study field | C01 Chemistry |
Qualification | Professional Bachelor in Physical Sciences |
Form and duration of studies | Full-time studies, 3 years |
Credits | 180 |
Study plans | Degree Course 2024 – 2025 |
Career Prospects
You will be able to work in the chemistry laboratories of food and chemistry industry, research institutes, forensic science services, public health and nutrition centres, environmental services, water supply companies, agricultural and educational institutions, as well as biotechnology industry companies.
Our graduates work in JSC “|Thermo Fisher Scientific Baltics“, JSC “Biocentras“, JSC “Biotechpharma“, JSC “SICOR BIOTECH“, National Public Health Laboratory, National Food and Veterinary Risk Assessment Institute, JSC “Vilniaus vandenys“, JSC “Eurofins Labtarna“, etc.
Learning Outcomes
You will be able to:
- communicate in correct Lithuanian and foreign languages (verbally and written);
- present the results of the assay in writing and verbally to specialist and non-specialist audience;
- plan and organise individual activity and learning;·
- work independently, responsibly and carefully;·
- evaluate new situations and make right decisions;·
- communicate and collaborate pursuing common goals;·
- demonstrate social responsibility for the work results and their impact on the organisation and society;·
- explain chemical phenomena based on the teories and facts of the main fields of chemistry;
- apply practically the knowledge of the most important technological processes of the chemical and biotechnology industry;
- apply knowledge of mathematics, statistics, physics and IT to process the results of chemical analysis;
- plan the process of chemical analysis, manage material resources;
- apply theoretical fundamentals and methods of qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis to chemical assays;
- work safely with chemicals, standard laboratory equipment and instruments;
- select necessary materials and tools, prepare samples for the analysis;
- conduct assay according to a properly chosen method of analysis;
- conduct chemical qualitative and quantitative analysis reliably;·
- statistically process and evaluate results of assays, document them;
- solve practical chemistry problems on the grounds of acquired chemistry knowledge and practical skills.
Full-time studies
Degree Course 2024 – 2025
1 st semester (30 credits) | ||
Compulsory course | Credits | Evaluation* |
Professional Foreign Language | 5 | E |
Information Technologies | 4 | E |
Applied Mathematics and Statistics | 6 | E |
Laboratory research technique | 3 | E |
Labor and Civil Protection | 3 | E |
General and Inorganic Chemistry | 9 | E |
2nd semester (30 credits) | ||
Compulsory course | Credits | Evaluation * |
Specialty Language and Academic Literacy | 3 | E |
Applied Physics | 6 | E |
Analytical Chemistry | 6 | E |
Organic Chemistry | 6 | E |
Physical Chemistry | 6 | E |
Laboratory research training practice | 3 | PA |
3rd semester (30 credits) | ||
Compulsory course | Credits | Evaluation * |
Biochemistry and Chemistry of Biologically Active Compounds | 6 | E |
Spectral Analysis | 9 | E |
Quality of Chemical Analysis | 3 | E |
Chromatographic Analysis | 9 | E |
Training Practice of Chemical Analysis Quality | 3 | PA |
4th semester (30 credits) | ||
Compulsory course | Credits | Evaluation * |
Organization of Laboratory Activities | 3 | E |
Microbiology | 3 | E |
Biotechnology | 3 | E |
Food Analysis | 6 | P |
Professional Practice of Instrumental Analysis | 9 | PA |
Optional course | Credits | Evaluation * |
Optional Course* | 6 | E |
5th semester (30 credits) | ||
Compulsory course | Credits | Evaluation * |
Applied Research Methodology | 3 | E |
Biochemical Analysis | 6 | P |
Analysis of Environmental Objects | 6 | P |
Environmental Protection and Sustainability | 3 | E |
Electrochemical Analysis | 6 | E |
Extraction and Purification of Bioproducts | 6 | E |
6th semester (30 credits) | ||
Compulsory course | Credits | Evaluation * |
Final Practice | 20 | PA |
Final Thesis (Project) | 10 | FTh defence |
Optional subjects are freely selectable subjects from the list of predefined subjects.
* E – exam, P – project, R – report, FTh – final thesis