The graduate will acquire basic knowledge and skills (including laboratory skills) corresponding to technical chemistry expertise, which includes mainly the disciplines of inorganic, organic, physical and analytical chemistry and chemical engineering. This chemical basis is developed in a branch specialization. Emphasis is also placed on acquiring advanced laboratory skills enabling independent processing of assigned tasks. The graduate is also able to use modern information technologies in chemical practice (e.g. regulations, calculations, statistical processing and graphical representation of data, orientation in databases) and outside it (e.g. in logistics and trade).

The aim of the study is to provide a general education in the field of chemistry, expanded to include technical and applied chemistry, and thus prepare graduates primarily for subsequent master's studies in chemical, chemical-technological and related fields. The study provides knowledge about the principles of chemical and physical behavior of matter, its constituents, about experimental methods of studying this behavior and the practical application of such knowledge. The study establishes the ability of analytical thinking, critical evaluation of experimental data and literary knowledge and leads to independent work in a chemical or chemical-technological laboratory. The composition of the study plan is chosen in such a way as to enable the graduate to enter chemical practice directly, in research organizations, institutions or company departments dealing with development and innovation.