Chemistry at Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa (UJD) is a three-year (6-semester) Bachelor's programme (first-cycle) with a general academic profile, taught in English. It is intended for people interested in chemical sciences who want to learn chemistry mainly through laboratory experiments.
The programme builds on mathematics and natural sciences and covers, among others:
You choose one of two specialisations. Drug Chemistry adds extended knowledge and skills in the methods used in the synthesis and analysis of drugs, in drug design and in obtaining medicinal substances.
Chemistry in Forensics focuses on forensic chemistry. You work with modern analytical apparatus, apply chromatographic and spectroscopic techniques, use computer equipment in your work and learn to interpret the results of analyses and draw correct conclusions from them.
Classes are mostly experimental. You learn to solve chemical problems with contemporary analytical methods and modern analytical equipment – skills used in research and analytical laboratories of chemical and medical profile. The department also has its own computer lab, and student organisations and research clubs let you take your interests further.
International programmes and trips are available, for example within the Erasmus+ programme and the COLOURS European University.
You can work in chemical, cosmetic and pharmacological laboratories – both industrial and research ones – and in industrial plants of the chemical and food sectors. Other options include education, science and administration, as well as marketing and sales departments of companies in the chemical, biotechnological, pharmaceutical and biomedical fields.
The programme also prepares you to start your own business in the chemical sector or to continue with second-cycle studies in Chemistry.
As of the 2026/27 admissions, based on the programme description at rekrutacja.ujd.edu.pl.
