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Microbiology

Microbiology

The purpose of the study programme is to train specialists with a comprehensive understanding of microbial populations, their activity, phylogenetic and metabolic diversity, mechanisms controlling targeted changes of their genetic information or chemical principles affecting the relationship within microbial communities. The study programme is based on the combination of various forms of tuition and laboratory research, with the main emphasis on independence, initiative and critical approach of students. Alumni of this study programme should be able to routinely use any of the acquired knowledge, skills and competences for industrial or other applications.

Careers

Alumni of this study programme should have a comprehensive microbiological, biochemical and engineering background that will enable them to fully understand the microbial world. They will dispose of deep theoretical insight as well as practical skills in all key areas of microbiology, including biochemistry of microorganisms, molecular biology, genetic engineering and other closely related fields. The alumni of the study programme will find employment in all areas of biotechnology, food, pharmaceutical or chemical industry, in clinical laboratories, in the field of environmental sciences and agriculture. Last but not least, the alumni should be highly competent to work in academia.

Programme Details

Study Language English
Standard study length 4 years
Form of study combined , full-time
Guarantor prof. Ing. Bc. Ondřej Uhlík, Ph.D.
Place of study Praha
Capacity 10 students
Programme code (national) P0511D130022
Programme Code (internal) AD301
Updated: 25.3.2022 16:21, Author: Jan Kříž

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