Chemistry

Bachelor's

Upon completion of the program, students are expected to have developed the following general skills: Performing arithmetic operations, applying error analysis and order-of-magnitude calculations, and using units correctly. Obtaining information from primary and secondary sources, including the use of a computer connected to information sources. Ability to analyze material and synthesize concepts Ability to adapt to new situations and make decisions Use of information technologies, such as word processing, use of spreadsheets, data entry and storage, and use of the internet relevant to the field of study. Planning and time management. Cultivating interpersonal relationships and teamwork in the workplace. Written and oral communication in Greek and in a widely spoken European language. Problem-solving related to qualitative and quantitative information. Ability to pursue further education for continuous professional development, primarily with the aim of working independently. Ethical commitment.