Aplikovaná zoologie

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague - Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources

Key information
Typ studijního programu:
doctoral study programme
Field of study:
Biology
Study language::
CZ
Study programme code:
P0511D370001
ISCED code:
0511
Study form::
full-time
Study duration:
4 years

The study programme Applied Zoology focuses on the use of combined methods in scientific disciplines of zoology and enables the interconnection of topical issues and scientific approaches in the management of natural resources and their protection. Students of the programme gain theoretical and practical knowledge from the field of data gathering and analysis. Based on the acquired experience, they will be able to formulate progressive procedures and identify trends in sustainable development in the use of natural resources and simultaneously avoid decreased animal welfare and deterioration of the health conditions of stocked animals, the risk of biological invasions, the occurrence of parasitic diseases and irreversible resource exhaustion.

Application and admission procedure
Admission procedure form:
interview
Application fee:
850.00 CZK

https://www.af.czu.cz/en/r-9373-science-research/r-9518-doctoral-studies/r-20799-admission-procedure

Study

Career opportunities Graduates utilise knowledge gained in the following areas: Management positions in state government and/or the private sector in agriculture, advanced aquaculture, and farms for domesticated and/or wild animals bred in captivity. Management positions in state government in environmental protection, helping to avoid the conflict between animal production and natural resources, specifically, to reduce risks of, e.g., biological invasions, occurrence of parasitic diseases, natural resource degradation and pollution, including proposal of reasonable measures and their implementation. Positions at research institutions focusing on monitoring the quality of natural resource management and control of animal production processes with respect to health conditions and welfare of stocked animals. Positions at institutions using animals for services in the public sector, such as armed services and integrated rescue systems, including institutions using animals for educational purposes, such as zoos.

University

University detail

Institution type:
public
Founded:
1906
Abbreviation:
CZU
Number of students:
19284
Number of international students in degree programmes:
4110
Number of international exchange students:
907
Number of international alumni
812

The Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) is one of the leading European institutions in life sciences. It combines education with innovative scientific research and discovery. You will study on a landscaped campus with modern and spacious dormitories, a canteen, student clubs, a central library, cutting-edge IT technology and state-of-the-art laboratories. CZU is also a member of the EuroLeague of Life Sciences Universities (https://www.euroleague-study.org/). According to the QS world university ranking, CZU Prague is one of the top three public universities in Czechia.

Contacts

Contacts

Typ studijního programu:
doctoral study programme
Field of study:
Biology
Study language::
CZ
Study programme code:
P0511D370001
ISCED code:
0511
Study form::
full-time
Study duration:
4 years

The study programme Applied Zoology focuses on the use of combined methods in scientific disciplines of zoology and enables the interconnection of topical issues and scientific approaches in the management of natural resources and their protection. Students of the programme gain theoretical and practical knowledge from the field of data gathering and analysis. Based on the acquired experience, they will be able to formulate progressive procedures and identify trends in sustainable development in the use of natural resources and simultaneously avoid decreased animal welfare and deterioration of the health conditions of stocked animals, the risk of biological invasions, the occurrence of parasitic diseases and irreversible resource exhaustion.

Admission procedure form:
interview
Application fee:
850.00 CZK

https://www.af.czu.cz/en/r-9373-science-research/r-9518-doctoral-studies/r-20799-admission-procedure

Career opportunities Graduates utilise knowledge gained in the following areas: Management positions in state government and/or the private sector in agriculture, advanced aquaculture, and farms for domesticated and/or wild animals bred in captivity. Management positions in state government in environmental protection, helping to avoid the conflict between animal production and natural resources, specifically, to reduce risks of, e.g., biological invasions, occurrence of parasitic diseases, natural resource degradation and pollution, including proposal of reasonable measures and their implementation. Positions at research institutions focusing on monitoring the quality of natural resource management and control of animal production processes with respect to health conditions and welfare of stocked animals. Positions at institutions using animals for services in the public sector, such as armed services and integrated rescue systems, including institutions using animals for educational purposes, such as zoos.

Institution type:
public
Founded:
1906
Abbreviation:
CZU
Number of students:
19284
Number of international students in degree programmes:
4110
Number of international exchange students:
907
Number of international alumni
812

The Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) is one of the leading European institutions in life sciences. It combines education with innovative scientific research and discovery. You will study on a landscaped campus with modern and spacious dormitories, a canteen, student clubs, a central library, cutting-edge IT technology and state-of-the-art laboratories. CZU is also a member of the EuroLeague of Life Sciences Universities (https://www.euroleague-study.org/). According to the QS world university ranking, CZU Prague is one of the top three public universities in Czechia.

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