The main objective of this programme is to produce graduates with the ability and basic chemical knowledge to work in areas that require familiarity with the scientific method, the capacity to apply innovative methods and techniques, and to use complex equipment. The competencies acquired will allow the graduate to adapt to the evolution of the discipline, to interact in similar professional fields, and to continue his studies at the Masters level. The curriculum conforms to both the Chemistry Eurobachelor and the model devised by the Italian Chemistry Society regarding the Core Chemistry courses for the L-27 class of degrees.In line with these objectives, a large part of the curriculum is the same for all students and involves knowledge required for the basic areas of chemistry. The focus is on the well-established knowledge in this discipline adapted to its more advanced developments and in connection with related disciplines. There are some required courses along with credits from electives (see Art. 10, part 5 (a) of the DM 270/2004), which permits the student to personalize his curriculum in areas of proven validity.The basic courses in mathematics, physics and chemistry aim to: - fill possible academic shortcomings from pre-university studies;- accustom the student to frame and solve problems using scientific rigor, in part with the aid of computer tools;- introduce the principles of chemistry with particular reference to the interactions between atoms and molecules;- provide the basic knowledge needed to understand the processes that occur in chemical systems and to carry out calculations and develop models.The specific objectives of the curriculum for personalizing the course of studies in areas of proven validity are:- To provide a solid basis and broad knowledge of the principles of inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, organic chemistry and analytical chemistry;- Provide abilities and competencies in basic laboratory operations;- Create the capacity to appropriately choose and adopt experimental methods, and to gather and analyse data;- Make the student aware of the potential, limits, reliability and fields of application of scientific instruments for, among others, analytical, structural, kinetic and thermodynamic investigations;- Provide knowledge and competencies, in the areas of synthesis and reactivity, of the chemistry and technological features of plastic materials and of the solid state in general.