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Univerzita Palackého V Olomouci Název Součásti Vysoké Školy A-I – Základní informace o žádosti o akreditaci Název vysoké školy: Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci Název součásti vysoké školy: Přírodovědecká fakulta Název spolupracující instituce: — Název studijního programu: Botanika Typ žádosti o akreditaci: schválení studijního programu Schvalující orgán: Rada pro vnitřní hodnocení UP Datum schválení žádosti: • Akademický senát PřF UP – kladné vyjádření k návrhu studijního programu: 29. 1. 2020 • Vědecká rada PřF UP – schválení návrhu žádosti o udělení oprávnění uskutečňovat studijní program: • Rada pro vnitřní hodnocení Univerzity Palackého v Olomouci – schválení žádosti o udělení oprávnění uskutečňovat studijní program: Odkaz na elektronickou podobu žádosti: UPShare: portal.upol.cz Odkazy na relevantní vnitřní předpisy: UPShare: portal.upol.cz ISCED F: 0511 B-I – Charakteristika studijního programu Název studijního programu Botanika Typ studijního programu navazující magisterský Profil studijního programu akademicky zaměřený Forma studia prezenční Standardní doba studia 2 roky Jazyk studia český Udělovaný akademický titul Mgr. Rigorózní řízení ano Udělovaný akademický titul RNDr. Garant studijního programu prof. RNDr. Aloisie Poulíčková, CSc. Zaměření na přípravu k výkonu ne regulovaného povolání Zaměření na přípravu odborníků ne z oblasti bezpečnosti České republiky Uznávací orgán Oblast(i) vzdělávání a u kombinovaného studijního programu podíl jednotlivých oblastí vzdělávání v % Biologie, ekologie a životní prostředí (100 %) Základní tematický okruh – botanika, genetika rostlin a molekulární biologie rostlin Cíle studia ve studijním programu Magisterský studijní obor botanika navazuje na bakalářský stupeň programu biologie, trvá dva roky, v jejichž průběhu musí student získat dalších 105 kreditů. Obor umožňuje studium všech botanických disciplín, včetně hraničních a aplikovaných ve smyslu „Plant sciences“,tj. mikrobiologie, algologie, mykologie, bryologie, lichenologie, botanika cévnatých rostlin, ekologie rostlin, fyziologie rostlin, genetika, ochrana fytogenofondu, fytocenologie. Obor je maximálně otevřený, klasické botanické přístupy jsou kombinovány s přístupy ostatních disciplín (biofyzika, biochemie, molekulární biologie) To poskytuje vysokou adaptabilitu absolventů a možnost jejich dobrého uplatnění v praxi. Hlavním cílem magisterského studijního oboru je připravit odborného botanika, který disponuje všeobecným přehledem ve všech hlavních biologických a ekologických disciplinách. V oboru botaniky je ve svých znalostech na úrovni soudobé vědy. Nejnadanějším absolventům umožňuje magisterský studijní program pokračovat v dalším studiu v rámci doktorských studijních programů. Profil absolventa studijního programu Absolvent studijního programu biologie oboru botanika disponuje znalostmi a dovednostmi v oblasti biologie rostlin na úrovni soudobé vědy. Je schopen zapojit se do výzkumných vědeckých projektů, samostatně řešit odborné úkoly. Absolvent může pokračovat v dalším studiu v rámci doktorských studijních programů, nebo nachází uplatnění ve výzkumných ústavech v základním i aplikovaném botanickém výzkumu, na vysokých školách, v botanických zahradách, muzeích, agenturách ochrany přírody, správách chráněných území a národních parků, v systému státní správy (odbory ochrany životního prostředí), hygienické službě, povodích, úpravnách vody, čistírnách odpadních vod, firmách orientovaných na ekologickou problematiku a hodnocení stavu životního prostředí, ekologických poradenských službách, farmaceutickém průmyslu apod. Pravidla a podmínky pro tvorbu studijních plánů Pravidla a podmínky pro tvorbu studijních plánů jsou v souladu s vnitřní normou R-B-17/07 Standardy pro institucionální akreditaci a standardy studijních programů na Univerzitě Palackého v Olomouci. Kreditový systém: ECTS. Podmínky k přijetí ke studiu Absolvovaný bakalářský studijní program/obor z oblasti vzdělávání Biologie, ekologie a životní prostředí, např. Biologie a ekologie, Ekologie a ochrana životního prostředí, Biologie (dvouoborová), Experimentální biologie, Molekulární a buněčná biologie. Přijímací pohovor se uskuteční v případě, že absolvovaný bakalářský program/obor není z výše zmíněných oborů. Návaznost na další typy studijních programů Studijní program navazuje na bakalářské studijní programy/obory z oblasti vzdělávání Biologie, ekologie a životní prostředí. Studenti mohou pokračovat v doktorském studijním programu Botanika. B-IIa – Studijní plány a návrh témat prací (bakalářské a magisterské studijní programy) Označení studijního plánu Botanika Povinné předměty Název předmětu rozsah způsob počet vyučující dop. profil. ověření kred. roč./sem. základ doc. RNDr. Bohumil BOT/KCR 2+0+0 Zk 3 Trávníček, Ph.D. 1/Z ZT Květena ČR (100 %) RNDr. Radim Vašut, Ph.D. (60 %), RNDr. BOT/MB Miloslav Kitner Ph.D. Molekulární 2+2+0 Zp, Zk 5 (20 %), RNDr. Luboš 1/Z PZ biosystematika Majeský Ph.D. (10 %). RNDr. Michal Hroneš Ph.D. (10 %) BOT/PER doc. Ing. Petr Smýkal, Proměnlivost a evoluce 2+0+0 Zk 3 1/Z ZT PhD. (100 %) rostlin doc. RNDr. Bohumil Trávníček, Ph.D. (25 %), BOT/VV Mgr. et MgA. Radim 2+0+0 Zk 3 1/Z ZT Věda o vegetaci Hédl, Ph.D. (40 %), RNDr. Martin Duchoslav, Ph.D. (35 %) prof. Ing. Jaroslav KBB/CCGSB Doležel, DrSc. (50 %), Cytotaxonomie a 2+2+0 Zk 4 1/Z PZ Mgr. A. Grycová, PhD. cytogenetika (50 %) RNDr. Martin Duchoslav, Ph.D. (30 %) BOT/OPB1 RNDr. Michal Hroneš Odborné praktikum 0+2+0 Zp 3 Ph.D. (30 %), Mgr. Lucie 1/Z z botaniky 1 Kobrlová (20 %), Mgr. Martina Oulehlová PhD. (20 %) BOT/DPB1 doc. Ing. Petr Smýkal, 0+5+0 Zp 7 1/Z Diplomová práce 1 PhD. (100 %) prof. RNDr. Aloisie Poulíčková CSc. (30 %), BOT/HVRX RNDr. Zbyněk Hradílek 3+0+0 Zk 4 1/L ZT Historický vývoj rostlin Ph.D. (30 %), doc. RNDr. Bohumil Trávníček, Ph.D. (40 %) RNDr. Martin BOT/PBR Duchoslav, Ph.D. (70 %), 2+1+0 Zp, Zk 4 1/L PZ Populační biologie rostlin RNDr. Michal Hroneš Ph.D. (30 %) doc. RNDr. Bohumil Trávníček, Ph.D.(25 %), RNDr. Martin Duchoslav, BOT/VCR Ph.D. (30 %), RNDr. 2+0+0 Zk 3 1/L ZT Vegetace ČR Michal Hroneš Ph.D. (35 %), Mgr. et MgA. Radim Hédl, Ph.D. (10 %) BOT/EKBOT Mgr. et MgA. Radim 2+1+0 Zp, Zk 4 1/L PZ Ekologická botanika Hédl, Ph.D. (80 %), RNDr. Martin Duchoslav, Ph.D. (20 %), RNDr. Radim Vašut Ph.D. (30 %), RNDr. BOT/OPB2 Martin Duchoslav, Ph.D. Odborné praktikum 0+2+0 Zp 3 (20 %), RNDr. Michal 1/L z botaniky 2 Hroneš Ph.D. (20 %), Mgr. et MgA. Radim Hédl, Ph.D. (30 %) RNDr. Martin BOT/CEBT Duchoslav, Ph.D. (60 %), Cvičení z ekologické 0+5DS+0 Zp 5 1/L Mgr. et MgA. Radim botaniky v terénu Hédl, Ph.D. (40 %) BOT/DPB2 RNDr. Martin 0+5+0 Zp 7 1/L Diplomová práce 2 Duchoslav, Ph.D.(100 %) doc. RNDr. Vladan BOT/FTG Ondřej Ph.D. (25 %), 2+0+0 Zk 3 2/Z ZT Fytogeografie RNDr. Luboš Majeský Ph.D. (75 %) RNDr. Miloslav Kitner BOT/KBOT Ph.D. (50 %), doc. RNDr. 2+0+0 Zk 3 2/Z PZ Konzervační botanika Bohumil Trávníček, Ph.D. (50 %) prof. MVDr. Emil EKO/NESO Tkadlec, CSc. (25 %), Ekologie společenstev a 2+0+0 Zk 3 2/Z ZT RNDr. Tomáš Kuras ekosystémů Ph.D. (75 %) BOT/OPB3 prof. RNDr. Aloisie Odborné praktikum 0+2+0 Zp 3 2/Z Poulíčková CSc. (100 %) z botaniky 3 BOT/DPB3 doc. RNDr. Petr Hašler, 0+5+0 Zp 7 2/Z Diplomová práce 3 Ph.D. (100 %) BOT/DPB4 prof. RNDr. Aloisie 0+7+0 Zp 10 2/L Diplomová práce 4 Poulíčková CSc. (100 %) Podmínka pro splnění skupiny povinných předmětů: získání 87 kreditů Povinně volitelné předměty typu A BOT/BRY RNDr. Zbyněk Hradílek 1+2+0 Zk 4 1/Z PZ Bryologie Ph.D. (100 %) prof. Ing. Aleš lebeda, BOT/BHO DrSc. (25 %), doc. RNDr. Biologie houbových 2+0+0 Zk 3 1/Z PZ Barbora Mieslerová Ph.D. organismů (75 %) BOT/DEN RNDr. Radim Vašut 1+2+0 Zk 4 1/L PZ Dendrologie Ph.D. (100 %) prof. RNDr. Aloisie BOT/EKR Poulíčková CSc. (50 %), 2+1+0 Zk 4 1/L PZ Ekologie řas doc. RNDr. Petr Hašler, Ph.D. (50 %) doc. RNDr. Petr Hašler, BOT/SFSR Ph.D. (50 %), prof. Systém a fylogeneze sinic a 2+0+0 Zk 3 Z PZ RNDr. Aloisie Poulíčková řas CSc. (50 %) RNDr. Radim Vašut BOT/FYKRX Ph.D.(40 %), RNDr. Fylogenet. Systém 2+0+0 Zk 3 Michal Hroneš Ph.D. Z PZ krytosemenných rostlin (30 %), Mgr. Martin Dančák PhD. (30 %) V nabídce jsou předměty za celkem 21 kreditů Podmínka pro splnění této skupiny předmětů: získání nejméně 7 kreditů Povinně volitelné předměty typu B BOT/LER doc. Ing. Eva Křístková, 2+1+0 Zk 4 1/L Léčivé rostliny PhD. (100 %) BOT/RBRB doc. RNDr. Vladan Reprodukční biologie 2+0+0 Zk 3 1/Z Ondřej Ph.D. (100 %) rostlin RNDr. Martin BOT/PAVSB 2+1+0 Zk 4 Duchoslav, Ph.D. 1/L Kvantitativní ekologie (100 %) doc. Ing. Eva Křístková, PhD. (50 %), prof. Dr. BOT/PRXB 2+1+0 Zk 4 Ing. Boris Krška (25 %), 1/L Pěstované rostliny doc. Ing. Petr Smýkal, Ph.D. (25 %) doc. RNDr. Barbora BOT/MYKEX Mieslerová Ph.D. (50 %), Terénní mykologická 0+3DS+0 Zp 4 2/Z doc. RNDr. Michaela exkurze Sedlářová PhD. (50 %) RNDr. Michal Hroneš BOT/UCBA Ph.D. (70 %), RNDr. Určovací cvičení z 0+2+0 ko 3 Z Radim Vašut Ph.D. botaniky A (30 %) RNDr. Radim Vašut BOT/UCBB Ph.D. (10 %), RNDr. Určovací cvičení 0+2+0 ko 3 Z Michal Hroneš Ph.D. z botaniky B (90 %) doc. RNDr. Bohumil BOT/EUBEX Trávníček, Ph.D. (50 %), Evropská centra 0+1TS+0 Zp 6 L RNDr. Michal Hroneš biodiverzity - exkurze Ph.D. (50 %) BOT/EKLSB Mgr. et MgA. Radim 2+1+0 Zk 4 L Ekologie lesa Hédl, Ph.D. 100% EKO/EMG Tomáš Václavík, PhD. Environmental Modeling in 1+2+0 Zp, Zk 5 Z (100 %) GIS RNDr. Radim Vašut BOT/HOBO Ph.D. (20 %), RNDr. 2+0+0 Ko+ 3 Z Horská botanika Michal Hroneš Ph.D. (80 %) BOT/MFYL RNDr. Petr Dvořák, 1+1+0 Ko 2 Z Molekulární fylogenetika PhD. (100 %) V nabídce jsou předměty za celkem 45 kreditů Podmínka pro splnění této skupiny předmětů: získání nejméně 13 kreditů Součásti SZZ a
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