- The ability to operate with concepts regarding the structure and reactivity of chemical, biochemical compounds and of parameters monitored in clinical tests and analyses, laboratory analyses, of compounds used in therapy;
- The ability to use equipment specific to clinical/medical physicochemical analysis laboratories, the ability to perform and apply methods of separation and analysis in a laboratory;
- The structural characterization of chemical compounds, the knowledge of analytical methods for their complex characterization in various matrices (mixtures of substances, biological fluids, tissues, natural extracts, intermediates, finished products);
- The monitorization, adaptation and controlling processes regarding quality assurance in pharmaceutical, clinical and toxicological laboratories;
- The management, marketing and administration of analytical laboratories;
- The ability to provide consultancy and expertise in the field of synthesis and characterization of chemical compounds.
Graduates can continue their studies with a Master’s program, followed by a doctoral program.
The medicinal chemistry profession offers multiple paths to professional fulfilment as:
- Medicinal chemist specialist
- Senior medicinal chemist
- Consulting chemist
- Expert chemist
Fields of practice:
- Pharmaceutical companies;
- Chemical, biochemical, clinical and pharmaceutical research laboratories;
- Laboratories for the analysis and control of medications and nutritional supplements;
- Clinical and toxicological laboratories;
- National authorities;
- Pre-university didactic career.