Information about the study programme
The Applied Zoology programme enables students to develop interest at all levels of zoological research (taxonomy, ethology, animal ecology, biodiversity, conservation genetics, etc.) in conjunction with a number of practical branches of human activity (agriculture, the food industry, forestry, environmental protection, etc.) Students gain knowledge of the methodological procedures used in the monitoring and research of animals both in the wild and in laboratories.
Degree:
Ph.D.
Faculty:
Faculty of AgriSciences
Length of study:
4 years
Form of study:
Full time,
Combined
Start of studies:
14. September 2023
Place of study:
Brno
Admission criteria:
A entrance examination,
Tuttion fee paid (80 000 CZK per academic year)
Additional information
When to apply?
22. 5. 2023
Do you have any questions?
Study officer
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Applied and Landscape Ecology
The Applied and Landscape Ecology degree programme stretches across a number of disciplines, placing emphasis on ecological and environmental issues concerning landscapes used for agriculture and on sustainable farming in a rural landscape. Both purely fundamental research of a mostly technical character and applied research of relationships, bonds and processes from the ecosystem level to the landscape as a whole are included in the programme.
Animal Production
The main objective of the degree programme is to develop the skills of students so that they are capable of conducting independent creative work in research, development and innovation in the below areas of zootechnics:
- the development of scientific knowledge pertaining to the farming and breeding of cattle, horses, pigs, sheep and goats, poultry, rabbits, fur animals, fish and bees
- the development of scientific knowledge pertaining to the keeping of farm animals, animals cared for by humans and animals kept for companionship
- and others.