The study focuses on biochemical disciplines with an emphasis on the interaction of xenobiotics with organism molecules and on the biochemistry of pathological conditions including clinical-biochemical aspects. It is intended for graduates of pharmacy, medicine, bioanalytics and other master's degree programs in chemical and biological sciences. The aim of the study is to prepare for qualified research work in biochemistry and related sciences by deepening theoretical and practical knowledge. The core of the program is experimental laboratory work, the results of which are published and contained in the dissertation.

The doctoral program of Pathobiochemistry and Xenobiochemistry is based on deeper studies of both subjects compared to undergraduate courses, and broadening of the basic knowledge of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Graduate students in this field conduct comprehensive research focused on the biochemistry of pathological states and biotransformation of endogenous substances. They use the methods of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology to carry out their research. Having defended their doctoral theses, graduates will be well qualified to undertake research and highly qualified work in biochemical laboratories, and to work as academics in biochemistry or a related field.