International cooperation and globalization are key for the Faculty of Chemistry, enhancing scientific development, international prestige, and valuable experience. The faculty collaborates with universities and research institutions worldwide, enabling knowledge exchange, access to advanced technologies, and publications in top journals.

Programmes like Erasmus+ and bilateral agreements allow students and faculty to study, teach, and conduct research abroad. The faculty also hosts international students and academics, organizes conferences, and staff weeks. Key mobility and international activities are supported by scholarship programmes. Participation in international networks, including the EULiST alliance, boosts the faculty’s prestige and improves project funding opportunities.