Specialista in embriologia clinica e tecnologie di procreazione medicalmente assistita

Il master quinquennale in embriologia clinica della Masaryk University di Brno, tenuto in inglese: un programma di riferimento in Europa e una qualifica adatta a fondare o dirigere un'intera clinica della fertilità. Formazione pratica nel laboratorio di fecondazione in vitro e carriere nei centri di fertilità, nella genetica della riproduzione e nelle biotecnologie. Il titolo è riconosciuto automaticamente in tutta l'UE e può essere riconosciuto in tutto il mondo. Medschool Experts ti colloca gratuitamente in questo programma, e anche la tua consulenza con noi è gratuita.

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The curriculum at a glance

	Medicine	Dentistry
Duration	6 years	5 years
Language	English, Czech as a compulsory subject	English, Czech as a compulsory subject
Degree	MUDr. (equivalent to M.D./MBBS)	MDDr. (equivalent to Doctor of Dentistry/BDS)
Final exam	State Doctoral Examination in five parts	State Doctoral Examination in three subjects
Places per year	200	25

Medicine: year by year

Years 1 and 2: medical terminology, first aid, chemistry, biochemistry, biophysics, biology, anatomy, histology and embryology, neuroscience, physiology, Czech
Year 3: pathological anatomy, pathological physiology, immunology, microbiology, community medicine and clinical examination in internal medicine and surgery
Years 4 and 5: pharmacology, internal medicine, surgery, gynaecology and obstetrics, paediatrics, neurology, psychiatry, dermatovenereology, ophthalmology, ENT, orthopaedics, forensic medicine, preventive medicine, oncology and intensive care medicine
Year 6: internship in internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics and family medicine

Up to the sixth semester teaching follows a timetable of classes, with examinations in the examination period at the end of each term. From the seventh semester the clinical subjects are organised in one- or two-week blocks: seminars, practical training and bedside teaching are concentrated in six-hour morning blocks. Obligatory practical training in the summer holidays follows the second, third, fourth and fifth years. Czech exams are taken at the end of years one to four.

The final State Doctoral Examination consists of five examinations: public health, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, internal medicine and surgery.

Dentistry: year by year

Years 1 and 2: pre-clinical dentistry, gnathology, prosthetic technology and materials, preventive dentistry, alongside medical physics and informatics, biology, medical chemistry, biochemistry, anatomy, histology and physiology
Year 3: pathological anatomy, pathological physiology and clinical examination in internal medicine and surgery, in a reduced extent and with special attention to oral and dental problems
From the fifth semester to the end of year 5: intensive specialised dentistry courses, theoretical and practical, ending in a 15-week pre-graduation practical training with the comprehensive treatment of a patient, plus four blocks of vacation practical training

The State Doctoral Examination covers three subjects: therapeutic, surgical and orthopaedic stomatology. After five years you are qualified to practise in all fields of dental care. A whole floor of the SIMU simulation centre is reserved for dental training, see SIMU simulation centre.

Preparing for the USMLE

USMLE content is built into the curriculum. The faculty runs preparation seminars and keeps specialised literature in the library, you can sit Step 1 and Step 2 CK while you study, and students who pass can receive a stipend covering the exam fee.

FAQ: curriculum at Masaryk University

Do I need to speak Czech?

Not to start. All teaching is in English. You take Czech as a compulsory subject with exams at the end of years one to four, so you can talk to patients once clinical training begins.

Where does clinical training take place?

At University Hospital Brno next to the Bohunice campus and at St. Anne's University Hospital in the city centre, with around 3,000 beds in total. The faculty works with five university hospitals and 3,150 teaching beds altogether.

Is there a foundation year before Medicine?

Yes. The Foundation Programme runs from mid-October to March, 20 weeks with 25 hours a week in chemistry, biology, physics and Czech, limited to 40 students, for 200,000 CZK (about 7,900 €). E-learning courses are available from November to July for 100 € each.

How long does Dentistry take?

Five years, ending with a 15-week pre-graduation practical training and the State Doctoral Examination. The degree is MDDr.

Is the degree recognised?

The Czech Republic is an EU member state, so MUDr. and MDDr. are recognised automatically under Directive 2005/36/EC across the EU, the EEA and Switzerland. The faculty is listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools, which is the basis for recognition in many other countries.