Pure
and Applied Chemistry
- Pure and Applied Chemistry
- 04.04.01
Chemistry - Master
2 years - Full-time education
Mode of Study - Russian
Language of Instruction
Our Advantages
- We offer advanced theoretical courses and practice-rich laboratory classes
- Our teaching staff hold doctoral degrees in chemistry
- Our programme makes full use of state of the art equipment in our laboratories
The programme is designed to provide students with an opportunity to:
- create their own personalized learning path through elective modules and subjects
- and make an informed choice of future specialisation when seeking employment or choosing a master’s programme
Our equipment includes:
- NMR spectrometer Jeol ECX400А (400 MHz)
- Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometer Shimadzu IRPrestige-21
- UV spectrophotometers Shimadzu UV2401PC and UV2550
- high performance liquid chromatography system Shimadzu LC-20 Shimadzu LC-20
- microwave synthesis platform Milestone MicroSYNTH
- Elemental Analyzer Eurovector EA300, etc.
Admissions Tests
- Chemistry Test
Key Courses/Disciplines
- Current Issues in Chemistry
- Modern Nanotechnology in Chemistry
- History and Methodology of Chemistry
- Introduction to Supramolecular Chemistry
- Photochemistry and Photophysics of Coordination Complexes
- Electrochemistry of Coordination Complexes
- Theoretical and Applied Chemistry of Nitrogen Compounds
- Introduction to Medicinal Chemistry
- Synthesis and Structure of Conjugated Nitro Compounds
- Introduction to Stereochemistry
- Methods for Teaching Chemistry in Higher Education Institutions
- Techniques for Translating Academic Texts in the Area of Specialisation
Career Opportunities
Our alumni work in the following positions:
- research fellow
- chemist
- analytical chemist
- forensic chemist
- consulting chemist
- chemical components and equipment sales manager
- household chemicals procurement manager
Our alumni land jobs in:
- research institutes, including those at the Russian Academy of Science
- research laboratories at other public and private research centres and higher education institutions
- industrial laboratories
- service, economics and other departments that require a background in chemistry