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Analytical Chemistry is one of the basic subjects at the Faculty which is part of all Bachelor study programmes fully provided by the Institute of Analytical Chemistry. In Bachelor study the Institute guarantees also the subjects Analytical Methods in Clinical Practice. Students actively participate in research projects of the Institute laboratories via numerous Bachelor projects in all fields of Analytical Chemistry. In the graduate study programmes, the Institute provides almost full teaching activities for the study programme Technical Chemistry, module Analytical Chemistry. Moreover, the Institute participates in teaching activities for other study programmes. The study of Technical Chemistry integrates theoretical and practical aspects of analytical, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry. The study of Analytical Chemistry trains knowledge on separation methods, electroanalytical chemistry, atomic and molecular spectroscopy, bioanalytical chemistry, chemometry, as well as on trace analysis and complex sample analysis of inorganic and biological origin, clinical and environmental analysis. In the PhD study, the Institute guarantees the doctoral study programme Analytical Chemistry. The study of analytical chemistry is focused on development of analytical procedures and theoretical approaches in modern separation methods, electroanalytical and spectroscopic methods of analysis, chemometry and general aspects of analytical chemistry. The graduate is an expert in analytical chemistry who knows methods of scientific research and development of analytical methods. The Institute participates in several mobility projects within the Erasmus programme.
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