Study programme Analytical Chemistry

Graduates of the Chemical Analytics program possess advanced knowledge of mathematics, physics, electrical engineering, and chemistry, enabling them to understand physical phenomena and chemical processes, including those occurring in nature. They possess advanced knowledge in the field of chemicalanalytics, particularly metrology, measurement data quality management, analytical method selection and validation, data analysis and interpretation, and information technology supporting analytical processes. They can discuss issues related to life-cycle analysis of devices, systems, and technical objects, as well as IT solutions used in analytics. They understand the non-technical conditions of engineering activities (social, economic, and legal) and the principles of creating and developing various forms of entrepreneurship. They can independently and collaboratively design and conduct experiments and calculations relevant to the given problem, analyze results from a systemic perspective, and present diverse opinions and perspectives. They can conduct a complete validation of an analytical method, appropriately select and calculate validation parameters, and prepare documentation consistent with quality requirements. They apply the principles of green chemistry in practice, consider reagent disposal, adhere to occupational health and safety regulations, and properly use personal protective equipment. They utilize computer tools to process, visualize, and evaluate chemical data. They possess language skills at a B2 level and are able to acquire and integrate information from scientific literature, databases, and other appropriately selected sources—including those in foreign languages—to solve complex engineering problems and formulate conclusions. They are systematically committed to lifelong learning. They are ready to consciously assume the role of an analytical chemist, undertake critical analysis of information, formulate their own position (including in relation to expert opinions), and act in an entrepreneurial, ethical, and responsible manner, initiating and implementing activities for the development of the social and economic environment.

Chair of the Programme Board: dr hab. inż. Agnieszka Czylkowska, prof. uczelni

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The programme was approved by Senate Resolution No. 2/2026 of 28 January 2026.