The employees are active in teaching at all levels of study, scientific and professional work in the field of Biotechnology. Since the founding of the Faculty of Technology, teaching of classical biotechnological processes (technology of beer, wine, yeast, bioethanol) has been entrusted to the employees of the Department of Microbiological Processes, a forerunner of a part of the current Department. Over time, the curriculum was expanded and qualitatively upgraded and now the Department is responsible for modules: Food Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering (including modern processes such as Genetic Engineering and Bioseparation Processes).
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Study area of the Department of Oil and Petrochemical Engineering is based on the application of chemical engineering in the crude oil refining, natural-gas processing, and petrochemicals production. Through programs of bachelor, master and doctoral studies, this study area enables the gaining of knowledge necessary for the processing of raw materials and production, research, development, and application of petroleum, gas and petrochemical products, as well as their environmentally friendly substituents, including alternative fuels.
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At the Department of Materials Engineering students acquire knowledge at all three levels of study: undergraduate, master and doctoral. The Department of Materials Engineering deals with the education of students in the field of obtaining new and improving of the existing ceramic and polymer materials, all in accordance with the requirements set by the latest scientific trends.
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Within the Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering, teachers and associates are involved in teaching and scientific activities that include the processes of drug synthesis, isolation of biologically active compounds from natural sources, and the production of final forms of drugs and cosmetic products. Employees are active in the teaching process at all levels of study, scientific and professional work in the field of pharmaceutical engineering. The scientific interest of the members of the department includes the examination of under-researched plant species, by-products of industry, and agricultural waste as a source of pharmacologically active substances, as well as the formulation of cosmetic preparations.
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