Neuroscience:

A 1 semester course with weekly lectures and practical lessons, which begin half way through the semester. The exam is a written exam, with 3 questions.

Biochemistry II:

A 1 semester course, with weekly lessons, practicals and lectures. You must prepare topics for the lessons. There are 3 tests during the semester, each comprising of 15 questions and you need to get 30/45 to pass. If you fail to get 30 points, then you must do the credit test at the end of the semester.

Exam: “Ropot” part (on the computer), with 13/25 to pass, then u can proceed to the oral part – 3 questions.

Medical Oral Microbiology:

This is a 2 semester course, with weekly practicals and lectures. Oral microbiology is incorporated into practical lessons and final exam. There is a credit test at the end of the semester.

Exam: Consists of 3 parts: written part – multiple choice (14/20 to pass); practical part – based on the practical topics from both semesters and an oral part, with 3 questions.

Czech language:

This is taught until the end of 4th year.  In this semester, you will continue to learn language skills and begin learning medical and dental Czech, which helps you to communicate with patients. There are credit tests at the end of every semester and at the end of each year, there is an exam consisting of a written and oral part.

Oral surgery:

Consists of lectures and practicals. Practice credit received with attendance.

Oral histology and embryology:

Practice and lectures weekly. Exam at the end of the semester consists of oral exam, 2 questions.

Prosthetic dentistry:

Lectures and practice. Practice credit received with attendance.

Preventive dentistry:

Consists of practice and lectures. Practice is given by a written credit test. Final exam at the end of the same semester is oral and has 3 questions.

Public health in dentistry:

Lectures given weekly. Oral exam given at the end of the semester.