Dietitian
Bachelor's degree in full-time form. The language of instruction is Czech.
The programme can be studied only as a single subject.
Submission deadline until midnight 28 February 2025.
What will you learn?
In accordance with Act No. 96/2004 Sb. the objectives of the Nutrition Therapy (Dietetics) study programme are focused on the preparation of professionals qualified to practice the dietetic profession.
The complex aim of the study programme is the education of specialists who will be able to:
- operate in the field of preventive care (primary, secondary and tertiary) with a focus on nutrition and clinical nutrition (nutritional clinics and nutritional counselling);
- prepare and implement educational programs and other forms of education on issues of nutrition, food, movement and eating, focused not only on children and young people, but also on the adult population and the elderly;
- perform professional, comprehensive nutritional care based on standards of health or social facilities in which the nutritional care process will be carried out, i.e. food/nutrition related history, nutritional diagnosis, nutritional intervention and nutritional monitoring (nutrition assessment at all available levels, diet plans, dietary nutrition calculations, individual and split diets, the quality and quantity of food served)
- perform diagnostic procedures (anthropometry, laboratory data and tests - calorimetry, bioimpendance and other specific procedures in collaboration with physicians);
- indicate and plan enteral nutritional support and enteral nutrition in collaboration with physicians;
- educate patients and those who care for them;
- apply knowledge about the drug - nutrient interactions in the nutrition care process;
- collaborate on research projects, evaluate and interpret the achieved results;
- collaborate in multidisciplinary teams;
- maintain health etics;
- further education.
Let food be your medicine
Practical training
Obligatory part of the Nutrition Therapy (Dietetics) programme is supervised practical training of a total of 12 weeks, i.e. 480 hours. Practice starts in the second semester and is spread over five semesters. The Department of Public Health provides praxis at the workplaces with whom the department cooperates on a long-term basis and on which it is possible to practice in the framework of concluded contracts with the MU Faculty of Medicine (e.g. health establishments, including specialized therapeutic institutions, educational establishments, educational centers, The National Institute of Public Health, social care facilities and catering facilities for medical, spa, school and social facilities). Practice is focused on the prevention and nutrition of both healthy and sick patients. The aim of the professional practice is to get acquainted with the activities in the care of client and patient nutrition. In the process of preparing nutrition therapy, practical experience and theoretical knowledge of food service activities are necessary prerequisites. The practice is conducted under the guidance of experienced dietitians in accordance with a description of their work activities and duties. The practice is focused not only on individual work with the patient / client, but also on group education and counselling.
Career opportunities
The University prepares specialized personnel with application in health care pursuant to Section 15, Paragraphs 1a and 3 of Act No. 96/2004 Sb., (Law on Non-medical Health Professions, as amended).
The acquired knowledge and skills can be used:
- in ambulances of medical facilities, in nutrition counselling, educational centers,
departments or clinics of healthcare facilities, social care institutions, intensive care units, dialysis centers;
- dietary services and departments of dietetic, hospitals, social care institutions, spas or school canteens;
- at the workplaces of The National Institute of Public Health and workplaces of national health surveillance in the field of nutrition hygiene;
- in pharmaceutical companies, food factories, and fitness centers.
Admission requirements
Minimum score and numbers of accepted applicants in past years
Deadlines
Submit your application during this period
Open Day – Faculty of Medicine I
Open Day – Faculty of Medicine II
Study options
Single-subject studies
Students have a pre-defined list of required courses, which are supplemented with selective and elective courses. The student pays full attention to the single field of study chosen.
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Full-time studies in czech
What will you learn?
Courses – curriculum examples
An example of your study plan:
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1. semester
- Bases of Anatomy - lecture
- Basics of Human Nutrition
- Basics of Human Nutrition - practice
- Biology - lecture
- Ecology - lecture
- First Aid - lecture
- First Aid - practice
- Food Chemistry I - l.
- Food Chemistry I - practice
- Medical Chemistry - practice
- Medical Chemistry - seminar
- Medical Chemistry-lecture
- Physiology I - lecture
- Physiology I - practice
- Psychology - lecture
- Psychology - practice
- Self-specific terminology
- Technology of Food Preparation I - lecture
- Technology of Food Preparation I- practice
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2. semester
- Basic nursing care
- Biochemistry - lecture
- Biochemistry - seminar
- Bioenergetics - exercises
- Bioenergetics - lectures
- continuous practical training in dietetics I
- Food Chemistry II - lecture
- Food Chemistry II - practice
- Health Computer Science
- Histology
- Introduction to nursing - exercises
- Introduction to pedagogics - exercises
- Introduction to pedagogics - lecture
- Microbiology I - lecture
- Microbiology I - practice
- Physiology II - lecture
- Physiology II - practice
- Sociology ans psychological sociology.
- Sociology and social psychology-lecture
- Technology of meal preparation II
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3. semester
- Basics of Internal Propedeutics I - practice
- Basics of Pharmacology I - lecture
- Basics of Pharmacology I - practice
- Economics - lecture
- Economics - practice
- Education in dietitian work
- Education in work nutritive therapists - exercise
- English Language I - practice
- Epidemiology I - practice
- Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases I - lecture
- Food of Plant Origin - lecture
- Food of Plant Origin - practice
- Health Care Ethics
- Medical toxicology - laboratory course
- Medical toxicology - lecture
- Microbiology II - lecture
- Microbiology II - practice
- Nutrition in health promotion and public health I - exercises
- Nutrition in health promotion and public health I - lecture
- Nutrition therapy I - exercises
- Nutrition therapy I - lecture
- Nutritional Biochemistry - seminary
- Pathophysiology I - lecture
- Practical training I
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4. semester
- Basics of Internal Propedeutics II
- Basics of Pharmacology II - lecture
- Basics of Pharmacology II - practice
- Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics I - practice
- Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics I - lecture
- Continuous practical training in dietetics II
- English Language II - practice
- Epidemiology II - lecture
- Epidemiology II - practice
- Food of Animal Origin - lecture
- Food of Animal Origin - practice
- Internal Medicine I
- Methodology of scientific research - exercises
- Methodology of scientific research-lecture
- Nutrition therapy - lecture
- Nutrition in health promotion and public health II - exercises
- Nutrition in health promotion and public health II - lecture
- Nutrition therapy - class exercises
- Pathological Physiology II - lecture
- Pathophysiology II - practical training
- Practical training II
- Statistics - lecture
- Statistics - practice
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5. semester
- Bachelor's thesis I
- Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics II - practical exercises
- Clinical Nutrition II - lecture
- Food Hygiene - lecture
- Food Hygiene - practice
- Internal Medicine II
- Legal Aspects
- Nutrition in health promotion and public health III - lecture
- Nutrition in health promotion and public health III- exercises
- Nutrition therapy III - exercises
- Nutrition therapy III - lecture
- Nutritional toxicology - exercises
- Nutritional toxicology - lecture
- Practice III
- Preventive Medicine I
- Public Health
- Subject - specific didactics
- Subject-specific didactics - lecture
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6. semester
Detailed information about study plan courses
Follow-up studies
After completion of the Bachelor's studies and satisfying the admission requirements, it is possible to continue further studies in follow-up Master's programme Dietitian specialized in adult and child nutrition.
Study information
Provided by | Faculty of Medicine | |
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Type of studies | Bachelor's | |
Mode | full-time | Yes |
combined | No | |
distance | No | |
Study options | single-subject studies | Yes |
single-subject studies with specialization | No | |
major/minor studies | No | |
Standard length of studies | 3 years | |
Language of instruction | Czech |
Do you have any questions?
Send us an e-mail
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Mgr. Martin Krobot
Consultant
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