Bachelor in Chemistry

This bachelor's program in Chemistry at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland runs for 3 years and is taught in English. It follows a general chemistry specialization aimed at students who want to study the structures and properties of substances, explore the transformations involved in chemical processes, experiment with and discover new chemical compounds, and learn to work safely in a laboratory setting. Coursework builds knowledge and skills across basic chemistry, analytical chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, and chemical technology, together with related sciences. Alongside the technical curriculum, the program develops social and cognitive competencies such as understanding, analyzing, and interpreting measurement data and drawing sound conclusions from it. Chemistry at the bachelor's level gives students a broad foundation before they specialize further, whether in industry, further study, or laboratory-based careers. Graduates commonly pursue roles in quality control, materials testing, environmental monitoring, or entry-level positions in chemical and pharmaceutical companies, and many continue on to master's-level study to deepen their expertise in a particular branch of chemistry. The combination of laboratory training and analytical coursework in a program like this one is intended to prepare students for both academic progression and practical work in fields where precise measurement, safe handling of chemicals, and sound experimental method are everyday skills across technical industries and research settings.