DEPARTMENT OF INORGANIC AND TECHNICAL CHEMISTRY

Welcome to the department of inorganic and technical chemistry

The Department of Inorganic and Technical Chemistry trains highly qualified chemistry teachers and chemistry-biology teachers proficient in English, as well as research chemists and chemical technologists within bachelor's and master's programs. Students receive education in modules including professional training, fundamental studies, teaching technology, distance learning technologies, and English language. The curriculum includes subjects like "Management in Education," "Inclusive Education," "Coordination Chemistry," "Methods for Conducting Chemical Experiments in School," "Innovations in Chemistry," "Nanomaterials Chemistry," and "Fundamentals of Materials Science." Graduates can work as high school teachers, college and university lecturers, research assistants, chemical technologists, and materials technologists. The department's scientific interests focus on developing new functional materials for organic electronics, creating physicochemical foundations for synthesizing new polyoxo compounds of chalcogens for microelectronics, developing new methods for elemental analysis of inorganic objects, and researching and developing effective educational technologies and chemistry teaching methodologies.