Inorganic Chemistry – (M.Sc.)

Upon graduation, the students are able to design and perform chemical experiments in inorganic and metal-organic synthesis; they can analyze experimental results and adjust the experimental set-up accordingly. They can use a variety of instrumental and physicochemical methods and interpret the results. The graduates can identify and solve chemical problems in various areas of science and production. They can safely handle the chemical compounds and explain and supervise their usage among chemists and non-chemists. They are aware of environmental aspects of chemical research and production. They can understand and follow ethical guidelines of scientific work.

The goals of the study in the field of Inorganic Chemistry is to prepare graduates with deep theoretical knowledge and practical skills in inorganic chemistry. The basis of education in this field is knowledge in all chemistry disciplines: physical, organic, and analytical chemistry. The students also gain experience in special subjects, such as quantum and theoretical chemistry, nuclear chemistry, environmental chemistry, materials chemistry, X-ray structure analysis, NMR spectroscopy, vibrational spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, and other analytical methods. Practical training is aimed at synthetic inorganic and organometallic chemistry.