Degree in Chemistry

Address new problems and propose strategies to solve them.
Relate theory to experimentation.
Identify chemical processes in everyday life.
Implement sustainable and environmentally friendly methodologies.
Demonstrate the ability to analyse, synthesise and reason critically.
Demonstrate both inductive and deductive reasoning skills.
Solve problems effectively.
Identify the main types of chemical reactions and their associated key characteristics.
State the principles of thermodynamics and kinetics and their application in chemistry.
Identify chemical elements and their compounds, including their extraction, structure, reactivity, properties and applications.
Distinguish the principles, procedures and techniques used in the determination, separation, identification and characterisation of chemical compounds.
Distinguish between the qualitative and quantitative aspects of chemical problems.
Contribute to the design, development and implementation of solutions that respond to social demands, using the Sustainable Development Goals as a reference.
Demonstrate critical and self-critical thinking, considering professional ethics, moral values and social implications of the different activities carried out throughout the degree.
Collaborate effectively in work teams, assume responsibilities and leadership roles, and contribute to collective improvement and development.
Act autonomously in learning, making well-founded decisions in various contexts, forming judgements based on experimentation and analysis, and applying knowledge to new situations.
Communicate effectively both orally and in writing, adapting to the context and audience.
Understand and analyse, from the perspective of the degree programme, social inequalities based on sex and gender; integrate gender-sensitive approaches into problem-solving and solution design.
Propose creative and innovative solutions to complex situations or problems in the field, addressing diverse professional and social needs.
Express ideas correctly, both orally and in writing, in any of the official languages of the Valencian Community.
Use chemical terminology, nomenclature, conventions and units correctly.
Interpret the relationship between the variation in the characteristic properties of chemical elements and the Periodic Table.
Evaluate the risks involved in the use of chemical substances and laboratory procedures.
Relate chemistry to other disciplines.
Describe the characteristics and behaviour of the different states of matter and the theories used to explain them.
List the principles of quantum mechanics and apply them to the description of the structure and properties of atoms and molecules.
Identify the structure and reactivity of the main classes of biomolecules and the chemistry of key biological processes.
Apply metrology in chemical processes, including quality management.
Prepare reports, assessments, and industrial and environmental projects in the field of chemistry.
Identify the unit operations of chemical engineering.