A graduate has exhaustive university-level education in the inorganic, analytical, physical, organic, macromolecular and nuclear chemistry and biochemistry. The bachelor is also educated in mathematics, physics and computer science. Practical skills of bachelor are guaranteed by the passing of practical laboratory training in all basic chemical disciplines. The choice of numerous facultative subjects enables to acquire appropriate education either for specialised continuing master degree course or for the practice.

The graduate is ready to be employed in chemical laboratories performing basic and applied research, in public administration offices monitoring environmental and hygienic conditions, in companies offering chemicals and laboratory equipment, etc.