Master in Chemistry

Tuition is free stationary studies. The application deadline for the Oct 2027 intake is Jul 31, 2027.

Chemistry at Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa, Poland, is offered as a second-degree, or master's, program running over four semesters. The aim of the second-degree studies is to prepare specialists with advanced knowledge, skills, and social competences in the chemical sciences and in their chosen specialty, and to prepare specialists who can solve chemical problems, discuss chemical topics with both other specialists and non-specialists, and organize and manage teamwork. The education program places emphasis on connecting chemical processes occurring in a broadly understood environment with chemical knowledge. Graduates are prepared, and gain experience, in laboratory work covering chemical analysis and synthesis as well as physicochemical measurements. Graduates are also ready to continue their education at the Doctoral School after completing the program. As a discipline, chemistry provides the analytical and laboratory foundation for work across pharmaceuticals, materials science, environmental testing, and industrial quality control, and a four-semester, second-degree program of this kind typically builds on an undergraduate chemistry qualification, deepening research and laboratory skills while preparing graduates for more independent scientific and technical work. This includes the possibility of continuing into doctoral-level study for those who want to pursue an academic research career after completing their master's degree in chemistry at this university, combining theoretical depth with hands-on laboratory practice throughout the coursework.