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Alternative Energy Resources and the EnvironmentBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverviewAlternative and renewable resources provide the opportunity for eco-friendly energy recovery. These include, above all, solar, wind and water energy and biomass. By using renewable and alternative resources, traditional non-renewable energy resources, such as coal, gas, and oil, are spared. These can then serve as a source of material for chemical industry. Graduates of the study sub-programme "Alternative Energy Resources and the Environment" are professionals in field of chemical and energy processing and use of both traditional (coal, natural gas, oil) and renewable energy resources and the use of alternative fuels in transportation. They are able to use their knowledge with respect to environmental protection and principles of sustainable development. Due to planned increases in production and consumption of alternative energy resources and biofuels in transportation, the demand for professionals in this field will undoubtedly rise. |
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Alternative Energy Resources and the Environment (University Centre of UCT Prague – Unipetrol)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverviewAlternative and renewable resources provide the opportunity for eco-friendly energy recovery. These include, above all, solar, wind and water energy and biomass. By using renewable and alternative resources, traditional non-renewable energy resources, such as coal, gas, and oil, are spared. These can then serve as a source of material for chemical industry. Graduates of the study sub-programme "Alternative Energy Resources and the Environment" are professionals in field of chemical and energy processing and use of both traditional (coal, natural gas, oil) and renewable energy resources and the use of alternative fuels in transportation. They are able to use their knowledge with respect to environmental protection and principles of sustainable development. Due to planned increases in production and consumption of alternative energy resources and biofuels in transportation, the demand for professionals in this field will undoubtedly rise. |
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Analytical and Physical ChemistryBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringChemistry Eurobachelor® OverviewStudy includes disciplines focused on both the theoretical foundations of the various analytical and physico-chemical methods and practical laboratory skills. The emphasis is on good mathematical, chemical and physical basis. Students are choosing compulsory and recommended courses may profile directed toward either the general analytical or physical chemistry. |
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Biochemistry and BiotechnologyBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverviewThe sub-programme uniquely (in the Czech education) combines modern chemical disciplines with biological. The study is based on lectures, seminars and laboratory exercises in the basic chemical disciplines (with emphasis on biochemistry), biology and microbiology. Specialization of students is then profiled by subjects such as biotechnology, clinical biochemistry, molecular genetics, bioanalytical methods, physiology of industrial microorganisms, basic bioinformatics. The offer of optional courses allows students to focus their education to individually preferred area in the final. |
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BioinformaticsBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewBioinformatics is in general terms the computer biology. However, rather than classical biology, it is a biology at the level of individual molecules. The sub-programme therefore provides education in the basic disciplines of the bioinformatics application framework – the education in the field of chemical and molecular-biological disciplines combined with a balanced set of professional knowledge and skills in the field of statistics and data analysis. This training is supplemented with basic knowledge of computer science, especially the algorithms and programming, operating systems, database systems, and computer networks. |
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Biomaterials for Medical ApplicationsBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe sub-programme provides information on a wide range of metallic, inorganic, polymeric and composite materials used in medicine, the biological aspects of their application, and the risks related to their exposure in the human body environment. With the exception of medicines, student gets information about all state-of-the-art materials available for medical care. |
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ChemistryBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverviewStudy is based on solid foundations, which students build the two-semester study of general, inorganic and organic chemistry in the initial part of the study, supplemented by a further two semester courses in mathematics and physics. On this basis follow emerging chemical disciplines - physical chemistry, analytical chemistry, biochemistry and chemical engineering. Teaching all these disciplines also includes the mandatory completion of basic laboratory courses, which students can further establish optional at the end of the study the laboratory courses. Chemically oriented education is supplemented and developed disciplines focused on information technology, extended language, social and economically oriented disciplines. |
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Chemistry and Chemical TechnologiesBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyChemistry Eurobachelor® OverviewThe sub-programme provides a broad general chemical, natural scientific education (mathematics, physics, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering, analytical chemistry, biochemistry). The fundamental knowledge and skills are supplemented by specific courses focused on raw materials and technological processes in chemical and petrochemical industry, on the synthesis of fine chemicals and small-scale technologies, on the modern methods of production process development and control, and on the relationship between the chemistry and the environment. |
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Chemistry and Chemical Technologies (University Centre of UCT Prague – Unipetrol)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe sub-programme provides a broad general chemical, natural scientific education (mathematics, physics, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering, analytical chemistry, biochemistry). The fundamental knowledge and skills are supplemented by specific courses focused on raw materials and technological processes in chemical and petrochemical industry, on the synthesis of fine chemicals and small-scale technologies, on the modern methods of production process development and control, and on the relationship between the chemistry and the environment. |
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Chemistry and Materials in Forensic Analysis (Specializatin in Forestic Analysis of Materials and Organic Substances)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe sub-programme is focused on forensic analysis of non-biological materials and substances – i.e. metallic, inorganic non-metallic and polymeric materials, organic and inorganic substances (drugs, poisons, etc.). In addition, students gain background knowledge of criminology, toxicology, and information technology. |
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Chemistry and Materials in Forensic Analysis (Specialization in Environmental Analysis)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverviewThe sub-programme is focused on forensic analysis of non-biological materials and substances – i.e. metallic, inorganic non-metallic and polymeric materials, organic and inorganic substances (drugs, poisons, etc.). In addition, students gain background knowledge of criminology, toxicology, and information technology. |
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Chemistry and Technology (Specialization in Chemistry, Engineering and Technology)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverviewBachelor´s study programme Chemistry and Technology aims at completion and extension of basic knowledge and skills in mathematics, physics and chemistry and, at the same time, learning fundamentals of chemical engineering and chemical technologies. Optional courses allow gaining knowledge of chemical specialties, catalytic processes and relationships between chemistry or chemical technologies and the environment. The study sub-programme offers a wide range of laboratory work which strengthens practical skills and properly completes and extends theoretical knowledge. Students are taught common compulsory subjects which are later completed by specialized compulsory-optional and optional courses of individual faculties. The Bachelor´s study programme is accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, and is in accordance with the European education requirements based on the Bologna process. |
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Chemistry and Technology (Specialization in Chemistry, Technology and Material)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewBachelor´s study programme Chemistry and Technology aims at completion and extension of basic knowledge and skills in mathematics, physics and chemistry. The study sub-programme offers a wide range of laboratory work which strengthens practical skills and properly completes and extends theoretical knowledge. Students are taught common compulsory subjects which are later completed by specialized compulsory-optional and optional courses of individual faculties. At the Faculty of Chemical Technology students may focus their professional profiles towards specialized fields – production and properties of metals, glasses or ceramic materials, materials for electronics, plastics and rubber, materials with exceptional properties, biocompatible materials and nano- or submicron-scale structured materials. They can also get knowledge of surface modifications and anticorrosion protection of materials. The Bachelor´s study programme is accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, and is in accordance with the European education requirements based on the Bologna process. |
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Chemistry and Technology (Specialization in Environmental Chemistry and Technology)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverviewBachelor´s study programme Chemistry and Technology aims at completion and extension of basic knowledge and skills in mathematics, physics and chemistry. The study sub-programme offers a wide range of laboratory work which strengthens practical skills and properly completes and extends theoretical knowledge. Students are taught common compulsory subjects which are later completed by specialized compulsory-optional and optional courses of individual faculties. At the Faculty of Environmental Technology the specialization comprises all fundamental areas of chemistry and environmental chemistry and of all related disciplines as ecology, hydrochemistry, waste water treatment, atmospheric chemistry and environmental microbiology. A principle of sustainable development represents an important part of the study curriculum with a special emphasis on its biological, chemical and technological aspects. The Bachelor´s study programme is accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, and is in accordance with the European education requirements based on the Bologna process. |
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Chemistry and Technology (Specialization in Food and Biochemical Technology)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverviewBachelor´s study programme Chemistry and Technology aims at completion and extension of basic knowledge and skills in mathematics, physics and chemistry. The study sub-programme offers a wide range of laboratory work which strengthens practical skills and properly completes and extends theoretical knowledge. Students are taught common compulsory subjects which are later completed by specialized compulsory-optional and optional courses of individual faculties. At the Faculty of Food and Biochemical Technology the students may direct their studies primarily to biochemistry, microbiology and biotechnology on one side or predominantly to food chemistry, food analysis, nutrition and food technologies on the other side by proper selection of optional courses. The Bachelor´s study programme is accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, and is in accordance with the European education requirements based on the Bologna process. |
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Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and EnvironmentBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyChemistry Eurobachelor® OverviewStudy of this sub-programme is as hot as its essence. The use of energy in its various forms is as old as the mankind itself and the development of energy-gathering has always been linked with the development of mankind. Energy gives us warmth and light, helps to process food, propels the means of transport and powers production machines. It also helps people learn, have fun or just relax. If you are successful in your studies you have fair chances of an easy life as energy is indestructible and will be here forever. Energy means warmth and movement; and movement means life. Beautiful life, full of heat and energy. |
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Chemistry and Technology of MaterialsBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyChemistry Eurobachelor® OverviewThe sub-programme provides a broad general chemical, natural scientific education (mathematics, physics, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering, analytical chemistry, biochemistry). The fundamental knowledge and skills are supplemented by optional courses focused on production and properties of metals, glasses or ceramic materials, materials for electronics, plastics and rubber, materials with exceptional properties, biocompatible materials, nano-materials, surface modifications and anticorrosion protection of materials. |
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Chemistry of materials for automobile industryBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe sub-program provides a comprehensive overview of all types of materials used in the automotive industry (metals, polymers, glass, ceramics and composite materials). It combines strong chemical background with specialization subjects aimed at material science, and the basic knowledge of mechanical engineer. |
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Conservation - Restoration of Metallic Works of Arts and CraftsBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe four-year bachelor's degree is based on current knowledge and experience that the professional conservation and restoration requires not only having a historical-artistic and technical education, but also quality scientific, technological and material education. The axis of the study is five semester projects and bachelor's thesis, which teaches students to apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills to real metal monuments. These works fulfils the requirements of restoration reports and are supervised by licensed restorer and UCT Prague teacher. |
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Conservation-Restoration of Glass and Ceramic Works of Arts and CraftsBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe four-year bachelor's degree is based on current knowledge and experience that the professional conservation and restoration requires not only having a historical-artistic and technical education, but also quality scientific, technological and material education. The axis of the study is five semester projects and bachelor's thesis, which teaches students to apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills to real monuments of glass or ceramic material. These works fulfils the requirements of restoration reports and are supervised by licensed restorer and UCT Prague teacher. |
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Conservation-Restoration of Textile Works of Arts and CraftsBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe four-year bachelor's degree is based on current knowledge and experience that the professional conservation and restoration requires not only having a historical-artistic and technical education, but also quality scientific, technological and material education. The axis of the study is five semester projects and bachelor's thesis, which teaches students to apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills to real monuments comprising the textile material. These works fulfils the requirements of restoration reports and are supervised by licensed restorer and UCT Prague teacher. |
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Drug Synthesis and ProductionBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe sub-programme provides basic portfolio of chemical, biochemical and technical subjects, characteristic for the study of all programmes of the faculty. This base is complemented by a range of subjects involving biology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology and pharmaceutical engineering, so that students get a good background for their further education in programs dealing with the development and manufacture of dosage forms and pharmaceutical substances. |
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Drug analysisBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverviewStudy is conceived with regard to the needs of the pharmaceutical industry in the area of analysis and quality control of pharmaceuticals. Although the study is focused on analytical chemistry and analytical methods used in the pharmaceutical industry, it provides also a wide enough and high quality foundation in related disciplines. The emphasis of the study is put to good chemical, mathematical and physical basis, the subjects focused on separation, spectroscopic, bio-analytical methods and structural analysis of substances, including analysis of the solid phase follow. Students will acquire basic knowledge about the principles applied in the registration of medicines and their patent protection. |
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Engineering InformaticsBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverviewStudy programme is designed for students who tend to the technical and natural sciences and are interested in working with computers. In addition to the standard of knowledge and skills of computer science and information technology, students learn how to use methods of Informatics as well as analysis and computer simulation of processes and the collection and processing of data with application in chemistry, biomedicine, bioengineering, environmental monitoring, economics and process control. Course contents also information technologies, including computer networks, database systems, computer graphics, signal and image processing, and the use of multimedia. |
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Environmental Analytical ChemistryBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverviewTo know the quality of the environment in which we live, analytical chemistry and the data it provies shall be used. We use precise and preferably fast chemical and physico-chemical methods to obtain the background for assessing the state of the environment and subsequently for taking further steps. |
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Environmental Chemistry and TechnologyBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyChemistry Eurobachelor® OverviewIf you want to gain knowledge in all areas of life protection, such as air protection, waste, sewage, sampling or ecology this sub-programme is the right choice for you. It assembles information from many fields and allows you not to be directly specialised in one area only. Therefore, you can later focus on different specialisation if ryou wish. It will also show you how to manage your own business by presenting practical basics of law and economics. You will not make a mistake if you choose Environmental Chemistry and Technology sub-programme because it is compatible with many other disciplines and offers wide choice of subjects. |
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Environmental Chemistry and ToxicologyBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverviewAre you interested in having enough drinking water, clean air, or do you want to learn the best way to prevent production of hazardous waste? Do you want to learn more about these issues and possibly become an indispensable expert in the field of environmental chemistry and toxicology? Do not hesitate to join us, because it might be you who prevents next environmental disaster. The Mathematics is not as difficult as it seems. If you are not afraid you can achieve big things in life. |
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Food Chemistry and AnalysisBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverviewSub-program integrates several complementary disciplines represented by chemistry of food and chemistry of natural compounds, food safety (chemical and microbiological) and nutrition; all based on a modern (bio)analytical chemistry platform. Graduates will understand the role, relationships and reactions not only of food components but, in general, processes occurring in natural matrices. The obtained knowledge is applicable for assessments of foods nutritional quality, safety and/or authenticity as well as for evaluation of biological activity of natural compounds and their importance for human health. The emphasize is placed on interactive training of laboratory skills specifically in application of chemical/ instrumental and sensorial analysis of food and natural products. Students also get familiar with isolation of natural compounds, identification of their structure and modifications aimed at their various uses in medicine, biological research and/or in food industry. |
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Food TechnologyBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyChemistry Eurobachelor® OverviewThis domain offers an unique connection of chemical, analytical, process, technological and economic disciplines. Therefore, those who will take a degree in this field will obtain a complex knowledge enabling a broad employment opportunity. The students will gather a wide range of experience both in modern and traditional food manufacturing, will be able to assess the influence of technology used on nutritional properties of food products and evaluate the effect of technological processes on the environment. A very important part of the education are laboratory practical exercises, where the students gain the knowledge necessary for the control and operation of the production using special analytical and controlling methods, ability to determine the quality of raw material, intermediates and final products by application of wide range of chemical, physico-chemical and microbiological methods. Students also have an opportunity to cooperate with industrial and commercial partners during their projects and final thesis, or contribute to the design and development of new food products beneficial for specific groups of population, as well as they are ready to prepare and implement new environmental friendly processes, technologies saving the energy and maintaining the nutritional value of food. The structure of this domain also enables a connection and continuity with other subjects including specialised disciplines. |
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Food Technology (University Centre of UCT Prague – Unipetrol)Bachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyChemistry Eurobachelor® OverviewThis domain offers an unique connection of chemical, analytical, process, technological and economic disciplines. Therefore, those who will take a degree in this field will obtain a complex knowledge enabling a broad employment opportunity. The students will gather a wide range of experience both in modern and traditional food manufacturing, will be able to assess the influence of technology used on nutritional properties of food products and evaluate the effect of technological processes on the environment. A very important part of the education are laboratory practical exercises, where the students gain the knowledge necessary for the control and operation of the production using special analytical and controlling methods, ability to determine the quality of raw material, intermediates and final products by application of wide range of chemical, physico-chemical and microbiological methods. Students also have an opportunity to cooperate with industrial and commercial partners during their projects and final thesis, or contribute to the design and development of new food products beneficial for specific groups of population, as well as they are ready to prepare and implement new environmental friendly processes, technologies saving the energy and maintaining the nutritional value of food. The structure of this domain also enables a connection and continuity with other subjects including specialised disciplines. |
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Forensic AnalysisBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverviewThis sub-programme is the only one of its kind both in the Czech and Slovak republics. It provides quality education in chemistry, biology, genetics, physiology, toxicology, criminology, including legal and ethical issues. The graduates profile is extended by subjects as forensic medicine, bioterrorism, drug analysis or information technology, focused on DNA analysis and forensic databases. Laboratory exercises train students in analysis authenticity of food, liquors, analysis drugs, DNA and food toxins or microbial pathogens. |
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Hydrogen and membrane technologiesBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewHydrogen and membrane technologies offer solutions to several problems of contemporary civilization, such as the treatment and production of drinking water, disposal of environmental burdens or development of cleaner energy, e.g. using fuel cells. The sub-programme provides a broad general chemical, natural scientific education (mathematics, physics, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering, analytical chemistry, biochemistry), supplemented by specific courses focused on membrane science and related topics. |
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Nano and microtechnology in chemical engineeringBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringChemistry Eurobachelor® OverviewThe aim of the study is to prepare professionals with engineering skills for the rapidly growing field of production, application, and modification of materials containing nano-objects and thin layers. Students will acquire knowledge and practical skills focused on the issues of emulsions and aerosols, solid materials containing nanoparticles, nano-porous materials, chemical, micro-systems, thin films and thin-film sensors. Students will become familiar with a wide range of modern technologies for the characterization of the structure of materials and their application properties. |
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Pharmaceutical BiotechnologyBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverviewProgramme Pharmaceutical biotechnology is quite unique in the Czech higher education. The programme comprehensively connects current pharmaceutical biotechnological processes and medical applications of the pharmaceuticals produced in this way. Students gain insight into the technological production of antibiotics, alkaloids, vitamins, human proteins etc. Due to the extensive knowledge in chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, genetics, microbiology, pharmacochemistry and bioengineering they will understand the biosynthesis of these compounds and their biological activity in the body. |
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Process Engineering and ManagementBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverviewStudents gain theoretical and practical knowledge necessary to understand the principles in the chemical, biotech and manufacturing processes, both from the point of view of the technical and economic management. The emphasis is good chemical, mathematical and physical basis, allowing students to focus on the later stages of the selected specialist areas, including chemical engineering, economics, business or industrial measurement and control processes. |
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Technical Teacher TrainingBachelor Study Sub-programme, University of Chemistry and TechnologyOverview |
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Technology of Conservation and RestorationBachelor Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewA three-year bachelor's degree is designed as an interdisciplinary and prepares conservation professionals having not only natural, technological, and material education, but also the education in the history of art. Great emphasis in the curriculum is put on practical laboratory skills as well as on the independent practical work of students. Thanks to the structure of the study program and sufficient subjects eligibility, graduates are prepared to practice as technologists in care of monuments, museum collections and archaeological finds. |
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Analytical Chemistry and Quality EngineeringMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverview |
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Applied Chemistry (focus on Inorganic, Organic or Macromolecular Chemistry)Master Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe programme aims to extend students' knowledge gained at the Bachelor degree studies and to prepare top level experts in fundamental chemical disciplines - inorganic, organic, macromolecular, physical and analytical chemistry. Students gain deep theoretical knowledge of the above disciplines and also practical experience in the field of synthesis, isolation and characterization of chemical substances. The programme also aims to provide students good orientation in chemical problems in a broad context. Compulsory courses included in the programme extend general knowledge of chemistry oriented disciplines. Optional courses allow students to specialize in a particular area according to their choice. |
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BiotechnologyMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverviewThe programme aims to prepare experts with high level knowledge of microbiology, biochemistry, bioengineering, biotechnologies and food science. The broadly outlined structure of this programme together with intentional connection between chemical, biological and engineering education widens possibilities of graduates' employability. The programme extends and deepens general knowledge gained at the Bachelor level studies both in compulsory courses in biochemistry, organic and physical chemistry, biology, microbiology, food analysis, food safety and process control and biotechnology and bioengineering. The students may concentrate on a particular branch of study by a proper choice of optional courses. |
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Chemical Engineering and BioengineeringMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverview |
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Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and EnvironmentMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverview |
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Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Environment (University Centre of UCT Prague – Unipetrol)Master Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverview |
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Chemistry of MaterialsMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe programme has been designed to continue the education of graduates of Bachelor degree studies oriented towards materials sciences. The general knowledge gained at the Bachelor level is extended and deepened in courses focused mainly on physical chemistry of materials, materials engineering and materials technologies. Students may concentrate on individual groups of material by a proper choice of optional courses. Substantial part of studies is devoted to laboratory projects aimed at further development of students' capabilities of a self-reliant solution of research, design and technological problems. |
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Chemistry of Natural CompoundsMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverview |
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Engineering and Technology (focus on Chemical Technology)Master Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverviewThe programme aims to prepare graduates for creative and self-reliant work in process design, development, optimization and control of chemical processes and plants in production of both basic and specialty chemicals. The students are also prepared for continuation of their studies at the PhD level. General knowledge gained at the Bachelor degree studies is extended and deepened via compulsory courses oriented towards theoretical foundations of chemical engineering and heat and mass transport processes. Courses on process engineering, bioengineering, inorganic and organic technologies, chemical informatics, system engineering and safety engineering provide students with knowledge necessary for their engineering activities. In addition, graduates master a broad range of skills in mathematical modeling, applied mathematics, informatics and computer applications. |
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Environmental Analytical ChemistryMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverview |
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Environmental Chemistry and TechnologyMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverviewThe programme prepares experts with high level knowledge of environmental chemistry, microbiology, hydrobiology, water and atmosphere technologies, decontamination technologies and waste handling technologies. Interdisciplinary character of the programme supports employability of the graduates in all areas related to environmental protection and engineering. The programme provides students with comprehensive knowledge of environmental protection and engineering. The study involves areas of atmosphere, water and soil protection. The programme particularly focuses to education of experts specialized in waste production both in industrial and municipal areas. The programme also concentrates on prevention and minimization of waste production, on waste utilization and reprocessing, waste removal and assessment of environmental impacts. Important part of the programme is devoted to water technologies and air protection technologies. The programme also involves education oriented towards industrial toxicology, ecotoxicology, environmental analysis, decontamination technologies and environmentally oriented legislation. |
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Environmental Chemistry and technologyMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Environmental TechnologyOverview |
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Fundamental and Special Inorganic TechnologiesMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverview |
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General and Applied BiochemistryMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverview |
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Hydrogen and membrane technologiesMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverview |
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Inorganic Non-metallic MaterialsMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverview |
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Laboratory methods and preparation of pharmaceuticalsMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverview |
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Molecular analytical and physical chemistryMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverview |
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Pharmaceutical BiotechnologyMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverview |
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Quality and Safety of FoodsMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Food and Biochemical TechnologyOverview |
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Sensorics and cybernetics in chemistryMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical EngineeringOverview |
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Technology of Conservation and RestorationMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverview |
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Technology of Organic Compounds and Chemical SpecialtiesMaster Study Sub-programme, Faculty of Chemical TechnologyOverview |
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