Second-degree studies (4 semesters) are addressed to people who possess diploma of completing first-degree studies in the field of Chemistry or possessing first-degree qualifications (obtained professional title of bachelor, engineer, master, or master engineer) and possessing competences necessary to continue education at second-degree studies in the field of Chemistry. In particular, the candidate should:

-possess structured knowledge of mathematics, physics, physical, inorganic, and organic chemistry, biochemistry, chemistry of materials, and chemical technology to the extent needed to solve tasks related to chemistry, 

-possess knowledge and skills in the field of synthesis, purification, separation, composition analysis and determination of the structure of chemical compounds using classic and instrumental methods, 

-understand the principles of occupational health and safety, rational and safe use of chemicals, as well as legal regulations in the field of managing chemicals,

-possess knowledge and skills in terms of interpreting, presenting, and documenting the results of a chemical experiment.