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Seven faculties, seven thousand students. Well-equipped classrooms and laboratories, a campus with positive energy. Study. Grow. Leave your mark. The University of Pardubice. Discover your identity!
Looking for a wider range of study options?
Our university also offers a full portfolio of study programmes taught in the Czech language.
These are open to international students who can demonstrate proficiency in Czech (Level B2 or higher).
Biochemistry
Graduates from the Biochemistry doctoral degree programme are highly qualified experts who have advanced theoretical knowledge and practical experience in biochemical analysis, biological material processing, and methods of validation and accreditation of biochemical laboratories.
Engineering of Energetic Materials
Graduates from the Engineering of Energetic Materials programme are highly qualified experts in the field of energetic materials, with a wide range of knowledge, skills and competence in line with the graduate framework profile pursuant to Government Regulation No. 275/2016 Coll. on Fields of Education in Higher Education (Part 13, Chemistry). This offers a wide range of opportunities in both academia and industry.
Chemical Engineering
The aim of the doctoral degree programme is to provide graduates with a wide range of knowledge that will allow them to work in both academia and industry. Graduates have detailed knowledge of the theoretical foundations of chemical and process engineering, bioengineering and material engineering, and the experimental and practical aspects of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Engineering specialisations.
Environmental Engineering
The aim of the doctoral degree programme is to provide graduates with a wide range of knowledge that will allow them to work in both academia and industry. Graduates have detailed knowledge of the theoretical foundations of chemical and process engineering, bioengineering and material engineering, and the experimental and practical aspects of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Engineering specialisations.
Chemistry and Technology of Inorganic Materials
Graduates from the Chemistry and Technology of Inorganic Materials doctoral degree programme are qualified experts in the field of chemistry whose knowledge covers a broad range of materials chemistry.
Inorganic Chemistry
The focus on the interface of inorganic, organic, physical and analytical chemistry and the chemistry of materials, polymers and biochemistry is, on the one hand, very challenging in terms of personnel and instrumentation security and equipment, and, on the other hand, provides students, and especially graduates, with the possibility of a wider outlook and application in these areas.
Inorganic Technology
Graduates from of the programme are fully qualified for leading positions in design, development and optimisation of inorganic productions, as well as management of chemical operations, distribution and application of chemical products on the market.
Organic Chemistry
Graduates can be characterised as highly qualified experts who are capable of both independent and collaborative creative scientific and research work. Graduates possess comprehensive theoretical knowledge in organic chemistry and in related fields, and are proficient in conducting experiments.
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