Applicants
University Campus Bohunice
Modern university campus next to faculty hospital.
P-PooL
The prestigious and unique study program for talented medical students.
Simulation centre
From 2020, teaching will take place in the newly built simulation hospital.
Foundation programme
Medical Faculty of Masaryk University offers a preparatory course for students who intend to enter studies of General Medicine or Dentistry. The programme provides excellent preparation for the entrance examination and the first year of our General Medicine / Dentistry degree through a well-balanced blend of modules in Chemistry, Biology, and Physics.
More information about Foundation programme
Preparatory Courses
The Medical Faculty of Masaryk University offers three E-learning preparatory courses for students who intend to get ready for the entrance exam for the General Medicine and Dentistry programme in the English language. Biology, Chemistry and Physics can be purchased as separate courses. Each course costs 100 Euro.
More information about preparatory courses
Contacts – International Office
Mgr. Tereza Sáňková
General Medicine (I.-II. Years), Dentistry (I.-II. Years), Physiotherapy
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Bc. Markéta Neckařová
General Medicine (III.–VI. Years), Dentistry (III.-V. Years)
| phone: | +420 549 49 5720 |
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Biochemist Baumeister awarded honorary doctorate from Muni
Baumeister’s help has been instrumental in the launch of a cryo-electron microscopy lab at the Bohunice campus.
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Biologists describe syphilis agent to help develop a vaccine
A team of Muni experts has taken part in identifying a group of strains that are resistant to some antibiotics.
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Prestigious European grant to help develop wound healing products at Muni
Enantis successful among thousands of companies from across the EU: the MU spin-off receives 30 millions crowns in funding.
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Czechs pollute the sea too. They just don’t know about it
European seas contain alarming levels of drug residues, warns MU chemist and PhD student Miroslav Brumovský.