Physical Chemistry enjoys great significance in contemporary life. Development of new technologies and materials requires application of multidisciplinary skills, which means that physical chemistry overlaps with other fundamental and applied sciences. New methods in production and novel techniques used in analyses of chemical and biological structures and materials dictate that contemporary curricula be organised as a synthesis of theoretical knowledge and experimental skills.

Graduates of Physical Chemistry get employed in a wide range of institutions and industry, on research and development jobs, where skills and knowledge are required not only of physical chemistry, but also of other natural sciences. A physical chemistry graduate diploma is a key to other careers as well, which include education, but also marketing, or business.