General Medicine
Long term Master's degree in full-time form. The language of instruction is English.
The programme can be studied only as a single subject. Tuition fee is 380,000 CZK per academic year.
What will you learn?
This six-year full-time Master’s study programme is designed to prepare students for the medical profession. By completing their studies, students earn the MUDr. (Doctor of General Medicine) degree. The programme is designed for graduates of secondary schools completed with a school-leaving examination. In the course of the first two years, the curriculum includes primarily theoretical courses (Biology, Biophysics, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Anatomy, Histology, and Physiology). To be able to complete these courses, students need excellent knowledge of science subjects at grammar school level. The classes consist of lectures, laboratory practicals, and seminars.
Practical training
In the course of the fourth and fifth years, students complete internships at individual clinics and attend lectures that complement the clinical instruction. During the last year of studies, students attend pre-graduation practical training, working at clinics and departments under the supervision of experienced physicians. In the course of the studies, students also complete 4 blocks of summer practical training where they learn about the operation of healthcare facilities and procedures used in practice.
Preclinical practice and preclinical lectures can be attended in the theoretical departments of the Faculty of Medicine or with the consent of the relevant course guarantor abroad. In this case, the course guarantor will grant recognition of the course after comparing the syllabus of the relevant curriculum course with the course's syllabus at the host institution.
Clinical practice and clinical lectures can be attended in the faculty hospitals or with the consent of the relevant course guarantor at an institution abroad. In this case, the course guarantor will grant recognition of the course after comparing the syllabus of the relevant curriculum course with the course's syllabus at the host institution. Students submit either an official transcript issued by the host institution or a logbook with an exact defined list of clinical performances after completing a mobility stay abroad.
Student mobilities abroad are always administered under official mobility programmes and registered in the student’s study evidence in the Information System of Masaryk University (IS MU).
Recognition of course completion (preclinical and clinical) at a foreign institution is always individually assessed and recognized by the Vice-Dean for International Affairs and International Students. It is confirmed in a mobility programme agreement signed by three parties (a student, Vice-Dean for International Affairs and International Students at FM MU, and a responsible person at a foreign institution).
Further information
www.med.muni.cz
Career opportunities
Graduates can apply for a wide range of positions in all the disciplines of medicine including the food, water, and product safety services and paediatrics. They can also work as research workers in biomedical science disciplines or as specialized representatives of pharmacological companies.
The degree programme meets all statutory requirements for obtaining the qualification of Doctor of Medicine pursuant to Article no. 4 of the Act no. 95/2004 Sb., as well as all criteri
no. 2005/36/EC of the European Parliament and Council. /
Courses – curriculum examples
An example of your study plan:
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1. semester
- Anatomy I - practice
- Anatomy I - dissection
- Anatomy I - lecture
- Anatomy I - seminar
- Basic Medical Terminology I - seminar
- Biophysics - lecture
- Biophysics - practice
- Czech Language for Foreigners I
- First Aid - lecture
- First Aid - practice
- Medical Biology I - lecture
- Medical Biology I - practice
- Public Health I - lecture
- Public Health I - practice
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2. semester
- Anatomy II - practice
- Anatomy II - dissection
- Anatomy II - lecture
- Anatomy II - seminar
- Basic Medical Terminology II - seminar
- Czech Language for Foreigners II - practice
- Histology and Embryology I - lecture
- Histology and Embryology I - practice
- Medical Biology II - lecture
- Medical Biology II - practice
- Medical Ethics 1 - lecture
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3. semester
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4. semester
- Biochemistry II - lecture
- Biochemistry II - practice
- Biochemistry II - seminar
- Biochemistry II Laboratory Medicine - seminar
- Clinical Introduction I - Basic Skills - practice
- Czech Language for Foreigners IV - practice
- Handling chemical substances
- Medical Microbiology I - lecture
- Medical Microbiology I - practice
- Physiology II - lecture
- Physiology II - practice
- Physiology II - seminar
- Vacational Training in Nursing I
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5. semester
- Clinical Introduction II - practice
- Czech Language for Foreigners V - practice
- Immunology - lecture
- Immunology - practice
- Medical Microbiology II - lecture
- Medical Microbiology II - practice
- Medical Psychology and Psychosomatics
- Medical Psychology and Psychosomatics - practice
- Pathohysiology I - lecture
- Pathology I - lecture
- Pathology I - practice
- Pathophysiology I - practice
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6. semester
- Clinical Introduction III - practice
- Czech Language for Foreigners VI - practice
- Pathology II - lecture
- Pathology II - practice
- Pathophysiology II - lecture
- Pathophysiology II - practice
- Public Health II - lecture
- Public Health II - practice
- Theoretical Bases of Clinical Medicine I - seminar
- Vacational Training in Primary Care
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7. semester
- Anaesthesiology and Pain Management
- Clinical Genetics - lecture
- Clinical Genetics - practice
- Czech Language for Foreigners VII
- Dermatovenerology - lecture
- Dermatovenerology - practice
- Diagnostic Imaging Methods - lecture
- Diagnostic Imaging Methods - practice
- Infectious diseases I - practice
- Internal Medicine - part 1 - Functional Diagnostics, Occupational Medicine and Geriatrics
- Pharmacology I - lecture
- Pharmacology I - practice
- Surgery I - lecture
- Surgery I - practice
- Theoretical Bases of Clinical Medicine II
- Medical Ethics & Communication Skills
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8. semester
- Czech Language for Foreigners VIII
- Forensic medicine - lecture
- Forensic Medicine - practice
- Ophthalmology
- Ophthalmology - practice
- Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation - practice
- Otorhinolaryngology - lecture
- Otorhinolaryngology - practice
- Pediatrics I - lecture
- Pediatrics I - practice
- Pharmacology II - lecture
- Pharmacology II - practice
- Stomatology - lecture
- Stomatology - practice
- Surgery II - lecture
- Surgery II - practice
- Theoretical Bases of Clinical Medicine III
- Vacational Training in Surgery and Internal Medicine
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9. semester
- Clinical oncology - lecture
- Clinical Oncology - practice
- Differential diagnostics - Surgery
- Gynecology and Obstetrics
- Infectious Diseases II
- Infectious diseases II - practice
- Intensive Care Medicine - lecture
- Intensive Care Medicine - practice
- Internal Medicine part 2- Pneumology
- Internal Medicine part 3 - Nefrology, Diabetology, Revmatology and Endocrinology
- Internal Medicine part 4 - Gastroenterology and Haematology
- Medical Ethics 2 - Seminar
- Neurology - lecture
- Neurology - practice
- Pediatrics II - lecture
- Pediatrics II - practice
- Public Health III - lecture
- Public Health III - practice
- Surgery
- Surgery III - practice
- Anaesthesiology and Treatment of Pain
- Applied Clinical Pharmacology - lecture
- Applied Clinical Pharmacology - seminar
- Clinical Biochemistry
- Clinical Training in Paediatric Oncology
- Physiology and Pathology of Newborn
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10. semester
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11. semester
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12. semester
Detailed information about study plan courses
Follow-up studies
A graduate of a Master's programme in General Medicine may, after fulfilling the conditions of admission, continue in any subsequent doctoral study program. At the Faculty of Medicine Masaryk university it is possible to continue in 26 branches of doctoral study program.
Study information
Provided by | Faculty of Medicine | |
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Type of studies | Master'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 | 6 years | |
Language of instruction | English | |
Tuition fees
The studies are subject to tuition, fees are paid per academic year |
380,000 CZK Find out more |
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