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BScApplied Chemistry

Kaunas University of Technology
Lithuania, Kaunas
Faculty of Chemical Technology
Tuition fee €3,836 per year

*KTU offers partial tuition fee waivers for the candidates with outstanding results

Application fee €100 one-time

Payable within 2 weeks from the application submission by transferring it to the KTU bank account. Non-refundable. Bank details will be provided during application.

More information

admissions.ktu.edu/..e/b-applied-chemistry 

Overview

The Applied Chemistry degree program aims to educate chemists with a profound understanding of the methods and principles involved in the synthesis and analysis of chemical materials. Graduates are equipped with knowledge in biological systems, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and functional organic and inorganic material chemistry and technology. They possess the ability to execute standard synthesis and analytical procedures, operate standard instrumental techniques, tackle production challenges, and critically evaluate innovations in the field of chemistry.

This program stands out due to its unique inclusion of modules covering processes in biological systems and process engineering, enhancing the breadth of knowledge beyond fundamental chemistry subjects.

Applied Chemistry programme is a synthesis of the three fields of science. In addition to chemistry, the student will also study biology and process engineering. The acquired knowledge will allow to create innovative materials and products.

Product development projects – get hands-on experience by working on real projects. Enhance teamwork, project management, and problem-solving skills. Lay the foundation for a successful career through collaborations with KTU researchers and social partners.

A graduate possesses fundamental knowledge in organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry, as well as microbiology, biochemistry, and biotechnology. They are familiar with the processes and apparatuses of chemical engineering, pharmaceutical technologies, and the chemistry and technology of cosmetics. Additionally, graduates are equipped to conduct the synthesis and analysis of chemical compounds.

Programme structure

Programme Structure

Advanced Chemistry Principles
Inorganic, Organic, and Physical Chemistry

Instrumental and Chemical Analysis
Theory of Probability and Statistics
Chemical Analysis
Instrumental Analysis

Design, Synthesis and Application of Functional Materials
Software for Chemistry
Polymer Chemistry
Surface and Colloid Chemistry
Chemistry of Functional Organic and Inorganic Materials
Chemistry of Crystals
Colour Chemistry

Principles and Design of Drugs and Cosmetics
Cell Biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry
Basics of Physiology and Anatomy
Chemistry and Technology of Cosmetics
Biocosmetics
Drug Chemistry and Technology
Chemical Pharmacology

Development of Sustainable Chemical Products
Applied Chemistry, Sustainable Chemistry
Product Development Project
Professional Internship

Industrial Production Technology and Process Engineering
Quality Control of Chemical Products and their Manufacturing
Human Safety and Toxicology
General Chemical and Biotechnology
Process Engineering

Career opportunities

Student’s competences will allow to:

  • Choose methods of functional material synthesis, structure determination and analysis of their chemical and physical properties;
  • Work with instrumental analysis equipment;
  • Apply knowledge of chemical sciences in development, research and * Application of smart, functional, composite and nano materials;
  • Develop cosmetics and hygiene products;
  • Solve problems emerging in the chemical industry companies.

You may become:

  • Chemist;
  • Chemical engineering specialist;
  • Operator of production equipment for chemical products;
  • Life science technician;
  • Technology and production engineering specialist.
Apply now! Fall semester 2025/26
Application deadline
1 Jun 2025, 23:59:59
Eastern European Time
Studies commence
1 Sept 2025
Apply now! Fall semester 2025/26
Application deadline
1 Jun 2025, 23:59:59
Eastern European Time
Studies commence
1 Sept 2025