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Palacký University Olomouc Name of the U A-I – Basic Information About the Accreditation Application Name of the University: Palacký University Olomouc Name of the University Facility: Faculty of Science Name of the Collaborating Institution: — Name of the Study Program: Plant Biology Accreditation Application Type: Study program approval Approving Authority: Academic Senate: 4. 3. 2020 Scholarly Board Internal Assessment Board Date of Application Approval: Link to the Application in Electronic Form: UPShare: portal.upol.cz Links to the Relevant Internal Regulations: UPShare: portal.upol.cz ISCED F and Brief Reasoning: 0511 Version as of 1 February, 2019 B-I – Study Program Characteristics Name of Study Program Plant Biology Type of Study Program Follow-Up Master Profile of Study Program Academically-oriented Study Form Ffull-time Standard Study Period 2 years Study Language English Academic Degree Granted Mgr. Rigorous Procedure No Academic Degree Granted — Study Program Guarantor doc. RNDr. Barbora Mieslerová, Ph.D. Focused on Preparation for No Pursuit of a Regulated Profession Focus on Preparation of No Professionals in Security Services of the Czech Republic Recognition Authority Field(s) of Education; for a Part-Time Study Program the Proportion of the Individual Fields in % Biology Study Objectives of the Study Program The program Plant Biology aims to prepare university educated specialists with deep theoretical and practical knowledge gained by studying biological disciplines specializing on plant biology, which enable them to quickly and creatively orientate in new issues according to the requirements of practice. The extension of basic knowledge of biology obtained in the framework of the bachelor study is achieved by completing specialized lectures focused on the fields of plant physiology, systematic biology, ecology and agroecology, biotechnology, plant geography, plant breeding and phytopathology. Students will not be only able to work systematically with professional foreign language literature thanks to lectures and tutorials in English language however also evaluate, statistically process, interpret, discuss and present the results. The theoretical and practical knowledge enable to plant biology graduates to go into practice in areas dealing with plants, mainly in agriculture or environmental protection, and in the applied sciences associated with it, or to be able to carry out scientific and research activities through the ability to present the results obtained at a professional level. It is possible to follow up in the doctoral program - Botany. Study Program Graduate Profile Graduates of the study program will obtain knowledge and skills in the field of plant physiology, ecology, taxonomy, plant geography, plant breeding, plant pathology and biotechnology at the level of contemporary science. Graduates would be able to participate in research scientific projects, independently solve professional tasks in the field and in the laboratory. The graduates can work in the research institutes (in basic and applied biological research), at universities, botanical gardens, museums, nature conservation agencies, protected areas and national parks administration, in the system of state administration, wastewater treatment plants, companies focused on ecological issues and assessment of the state of the environment, ecological consulting services, etc. Version as of 1 February, 2019 Rules and Conditions for Elaboration of Study Plans Rules and conditions for creating study plans are in accordance with internal standard R-B-17/07 Standards for Institutional Accreditation and Standards for Study Programs at Palacký University Olomouc. Credit system: ECTS. Conditions for Admission to Study Applicants are admitted on the basis of an interview, which can be completed within the web services (Skype, WhatsApp, Viber). The condition is a completed bachelor study program in the field of biology, resp. applied biological sciences (agriculture, ecology and environment). Links to Other Types of Study Programs Students can continue at the doctoral study program 1507V004 Botany. Version as of 1 February, 2019 B-IIa – Study Plans and Proposal for Theses Topics (Bachelor and Master Degree Programs) Study Plan Code Plant Biology Compulsory Courses Course Name Extent Form of No. of Lecturer Recomm. Profile (l+p+s) course Credits Year/Term Basis completion LRR/SFRZE prof. RNDr. Martin Fellner, 26+0+0 Ex 3 1/W ZT Plant Physiology Ph.D. (100 %) Mgr. Dana Šafářová, Ph.D. KBB/CONGE 26+0+0 Ex 3 (50 %), doc. Ing. Petr Smýkal, 1/W PZ Conservation Genetics Ph.D. (50 %) prof. Ing. Aleš Lebeda, DrSc. (25 %), Mgr. Pavel Matušinský, Ph.D. (20 %), doc. BOT/ZFPE RNDr. Barbora Mieslerová, 26+0+0 Ex 3 1/W ZT Phytopathology Ph.D., (15 %), RNDr. Božena Sedláková, Ph.D. (20 %), doc. RNDr. Michaela Sedlářová, Ph.D. (20 %) prof. Ing. Aleš Lebeda, DrSc. BOT/GME 26+0+0 Ex 3 (50 %), doc. RNDr. Barbora 1/W ZT General Mycology Mieslerová, Ph.D. (50 %) EKO/MVPOE prof. MVDr. Emil Tkadlec, Methods of Scientific 0+0+26 Co 3 1/W PZ CSc. (100 %) Research prof. Dr. Ing. Bořivoj EKO/PEEPE Šarapatka, CSc. (70 %), doc. Soil Science and Soil 26+13+0 Ex 4 1/W PZ RNDr. Mgr. Ivan Hadrián Tuf, Ecology Ph.D. (30 %) BOT/DPBE1 doc. RNDr. Barbora 0+65+0 Pre-Ex 7 1/S ZT Master's Diploma Thesis 1 Mieslerová, Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/LPXE1 doc. RNDr. Barbora 0+1TS+0 Pre-Ex 6 1/S PZ Laboratory Practice 1 Mieslerová, Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/BRGME doc. RNDr. Vladan Ondřej, 26+26+0 Ex 5 1/S ZT Biotechnology of Plants Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/MMSRE RNDr. Miloslav Kitner, Ph.D. Practicals Training in 13+13+0 Ex 3 (50 %), RNDr. Ľuboš Majeský, 1/S PZ Molecular Markers Ph.D. (50 %) doc. RNDr. Barbora BOT/BIKRE Mieslerová, Ph.D. (25%), Principles of Classification of 26+26+0 Ex 5 RNDr. Radim J. Vašut, Ph.D. 1/S ZT Plants (50 %), doc. RNDr. Petr Hašler, Ph.D. (25 %) doc. RNDr. Bohumil Trávníček, Ph.D. (25 %), BOT/EKRE 26+0+0 Ex 3 RNDr. Martin Duchoslav, 1/S ZT Plant Ecology Ph.D. (40 %), RNDr. Miroslav Zeidler, Ph.D. (35 %) doc. Ing. Petr Smýkal, Ph.D. BOT/SROE 26+13+0 Ex 4 (50 %), doc. Ing. Eva 2/W ZT Plant Breeding – General Part Křístková, Ph.D. (50 %) doc. RNDr. Vladan Ondřej, BOT/FTGSE 26+0+0 Ex 3 Ph.D. (25 %), RNDr. Luboš 2/W ZT Plant Geography Majeský Ph.D. (75 %) Version as of 1 February, 2019 BOT/DPBE2 doc. RNDr. Barbora 0+91+0 Pre-Ex 10 2/W ZT Master's Diploma Thesis 2 Mieslerová, Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/LPXE2 doc. RNDr. Barbora 0+1TS+0 Pre-Ex 6 2/W PZ Laboratory Practice 2 Mieslerová, Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/BSTSE RNDr. Martin Duchoslav, 26+26+0 Ex 5 2/W PZ Biostatistics Ph.D. (100 %) doc. Ing. Petr Smýkal, Ph.D. BOT/SRSE 26+13+0 Ex 4 (50 %), doc. Ing. Eva 2/S ZT Plant Breeding – Special Part Křístková, Ph.D. (50 %) BOT/DPBE3 doc. RNDr. Barbora 0+65+0 Pre-Ex 7 2/S ZT Master's Diploma Thesis 3 Mieslerová, Ph.D. (100 %) Conditions for fulfilment of this group of courses: 87 credits Compulsory-Elective Courses – Group 1 doc. Mgr. Karel Weidinger, ZOO/ADE 13+13+0 Ex 3 Dr. (70 %), Doc. Mgr. 1/W PZ Data Analysis Vladimír Remeš, Ph. D. (30 %) EKO/AZHOE prof. Dr. Ing. Bořivoj Agroecology and Basics of 26+0+0 Ex 3 Šarapatka, CSc. (70 %), Ing. 1/W PZ Agricultural Management Radoslav Koprna, Ph.D. (30 %) LRR/MVE Ing. Radoslav Koprna, Ph.D. 13+0+0 Ex 2 1/S PZ Plant Mineral Nutrition (100 %) BOT/RBPEN Lessons from doc. RNDr. Vladan Ondřej, 26+0+0 Ex 3 2/W PZ Plant Reproduction Biology Ph.D. (100 %) Conditions for fulfilment of this group of courses: min 7 credits Compulsory-Elective Courses – Group 2 BOT/KVAPE Systematic Anatomy and PaedDr. Ing. Vladimír 13+13+0 Co 3 1/S Morphology of Vascular Vinter, Dr. (100 %) Plants BOT/DENE RNDr. Radim Jan Vašut, 13+26+0 Ex 4 1/W Dendrology Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/RBROE Doc. RNDr. Vladan Ondřej, 26+0+0 Ex 3 2/W Radiobiology Ph.D. (100 %) EKO/ZZEE Mgr. Monika Mazalová, 26+0+0 Ex 3 1/W Basic Ecology Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/FPRX1 doc. RNDr. Vladan Ondřej, 0+1TS+0 Pre-Ex 6 1/S Field Practice 1 Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/FPRX2 doc. RNDr. Vladan Ondřej, 0+1TS+0 Pre-Ex 6 2/W Field Practice 2 Ph.D. (100 %) Conditions for fulfilment of this group of courses: min 13 credits Compulsory-Elective Courses – Group 3 RNDr. Michal Hroneš, Ph.D. BOT/VPAU 13+0+0 Co 1 (50 %), RNDr. Martin 1/S Flying Seminars in Botany 1 Duchoslav, Ph.D. (50 %) RNDr. Michal Hroneš, Ph.D. BOT/VPBSB 13+0+0 Pre-Ex 1 (50 %), RNDr. Martin 1/W Flying Seminars in Botany 2 Duchoslav, Ph.D. (50 %) BOT/FYTEX doc. RNDr. Barbora 0+3D/S+0 Pre-Ex 4 S Phytopathological excursion Mieslerová Ph.D. (50 %), doc. Version as of 1 February, 2019 RNDr. Michaela Sedlářová PhD. (50 %) doc. RNDr. Bohumil Trávníček, Ph D. (25 %), RNDr. Michal Hroneš Ph.D. BOT/MOBEX (20 %), RNDr. Alois Biodiversity hotspots of 0+5D/S+0 Pre-Ex 2 S Čelechovský PhD. (20 %), Central Moravia RNDr. Martin Duchoslav, Ph.D. (25 %), RNDr. Robin Kundrata, Ph.D. (10 %). BOT/DENEX RNDr. Radim Vašut Ph.D. 0+3D/S+0 Co 3 S Dendrological excursion (100 %) VCJ/ATB1 Lecturers of the Department of English Terminology for 0+26+0 Ex 3 W/S Foreign Languages FS UP Biology 1 Conditions for fulfilment of this group of courses: min 11 Components of State Examination and Their Content The final state exam summarizes the knowledge of individual disciplines acquired during the two years of study. It consists of the defence of the thesis and four subjects: Plant Taxonomy and Geography BOT/SZZTE 1.
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