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BSC DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

The Bachelor in Industrial Chemistry possesses a solid foundation of chemical and technological knowledge, which can be applied in the industrial chemistry sector as well as in other manufacturing industries. Specifically, they have the necessary knowledge and skills to perform technical tasks related to the production, handling, application, and quality control of chemical products and materials.

COURSE STRUCTURE

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Chemistry provides students, in the first year of the program, with a solid basis in fundamental scientific knowledge (mathematics, physics, and general chemistry). In the second year, the basis of chemistry is further developed across various disciplinary sectors, including organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, and physical chemistry. The third-year courses (industrial chemistry, macromolecular chemistry, chemical plants) are designed to cultivate professional and technological expertise, enabling students to address a wide range of challenges typical of the chemical industry with both a practical approach and scientific rigor. This program equips bachelor with the necessary skills to solve both theoretical and practical problems and provides them, to the highest degree, with one of the most valued qualities in the labor market: flexibility. This flexibility is further enhanced by the inclusion of interdisciplinary courses and associated laboratories that integrate Chemistry and Chemical Engineering.

INTERNATIONAL QUALITY CERTIFICATION

Since 2005, the Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Chemistry has been recognized with European validity, having obtained the Chemistry EUROBACHELOR Label. This means that, upon graduation, students will receive the Diploma Supplement, a qualification recognized by the European Chemistry Thematic Network Association (ECTN), which is valid within the European Community.

The Coordinator of the Educational Commission for the Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Chemistry is  Prof. Riccardo Tesser.


ENROLLMENT AND SAFETY ISSUES

  • Enrollment
  • Safety obligations: Students enrolled in the Bachelor's Degree Programs in Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, and Biomolecular and Industrial Biotechnology MUST comply with the instructions contained in the attached file regarding safety.
  • FAQ on safety
  • Attention: For working students and/or those planning to undertake an internship away from campus, it is possible to activate contracts that allow for an extension of the official duration of studies to three or four years, thus avoiding falling behind schedule. See the link for more information. (mettere link in inglese)
  • Guideline for enrollment of non-EU students

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POST GRADIATION IN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

A graduate in Industrial Chemistry will be able to easily enter the job market both in Italy and abroad, performing technical tasks in specific disciplinary fields, such as analysis, synthesis, and physico-chemical measurement laboratories, as well as in areas more closely related to the acquired professional expertise, such as plant management and operation, and the characterization of products and materials. This applies not only to chemical industries but also to many other industrial sectors, such as textiles, food production, pharmaceuticals, etc. 

The graduate in Industrial Chemistry will be able to carry out qualified support tasks in both basic and applied scientific and technological research activities. Furthermore, they can practice as a freelance professional after obtaining the Junior Chemist title (registered in section B), once they have passed the relevant State Examination. 

The graduate in Industrial Chemistry has a solid enough scientific background in the basic disciplines to access subsequent Master's degree programs or first-level Master's courses in related fields.


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