Chemistry

KNU named after J.Balasagyn  is implementing fallowing directions of  Bachelors 520100 "Chemistry":

- realizes the goals and objectives in the field of education: training of competitive chemists for the study of a wide variety of chemical and technological processes, obtaining higher professional profile education (at the level of bachelor) and advanced professional (at the level of master), allowing the graduate to work successfully in the chosen field of activity, to possess universal and subject-specific competencies that contribute to his social mobility and sustainability on the market In the field of education of personality: formation of social and personal qualities of students: purposefulness, organization, diligence, responsibility, communicativeness, tolerance, increase of general culture.

         Areas of professional activity of graduates are:

- Education and science (in the sphere of basic and secondary general education, vocational training, secondary vocational and higher education, in the sphere of scientific research);

- Oil and gas production, processing, transportation (in the sphere of quality control of raw materials, semi-finished and finished products, in the sphere of product passportization and certification, in the sphere of optimization of existing and development of new oil and gas processing technologies);

- Food industry, including production of beverages and tobacco (in the sphere of quality control of raw materials, semi-finished and finished products, in the sphere of passportization and certification of products, in the sphere of development of new types of chemical reagents for the needs of food industry);

            Bachelor of Chemistry studies the following disciplines of the professional cycle: inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, colloidal chemistry, chemistry of high-molecular compounds, physical methods of research, quantum chemistry, general thermodynamics, structure of matter, kinetics and catalysis, crystal chemistry and mineralogy, general chemical technology.