Prospective Students: Department of Inorganic Chemistry

Studies at the Faculty of Science of UP are divided into stages compatible with the EU framework of higher education qualifications, i.e. the first stage comprises bachelor's studies, usually three years long, awarding a bachelor's degree (BSc.). The follow-up master's studies are usually two years long, awarding a master's degree (MSc.). Both degrees improve the graduates' opportunities on the labour market. In addition, there is the possibility of continuing the studies in the form of a full-time or combined doctoral programme, usually for four years, to obtain a doctoral degree (PhD). There is also an alternative for master's studies graduates to meet the requirements for the state rigorous examination and obtain a so-called minor doctorate (RNDr., i.e. Doctor of Natural Sciences).

The Department of Inorganic Chemistry guarantees accredited study programmes at all levels focused on Inorganic Chemistry (MSc. and PhD), Bioinorganic Chemistry (BSc. and MSc.) and combinations with Chemistry Teaching (BSc. and MSc.) and Didactics of Chemistry (PhD). Bachelor's and master's studies are only in Czech but doctoral studies are available also in English.

More detailed information can be found in the text below or in our promotional materials:

Professional study programmes flyer (in Czech)

Chemistry Teaching study programmes flyer (in Czech)

General information for prospective students regarding the application and admission procedure at the Faculty of Science UP.

Doctoral studies

At the Department of Inorganic Chemistry it is possible to complete doctoral studies in the programmes Inorganic Chemistry and Didactics of Chemistry, either in a full-time or combined form.

The PhD istudies n Inorganic Chemistry focus on the design and synthesis of new inorganic, coordination and organometallic compounds which have either interesting magnetic, optical, redox, catalytic or biological properties.

The main goal of the PhD studies in Didactics of Chemistry is to prepare highly qualified professionals for scientific research work in the field of Chemistry education, who possess an independent and creative approach to solving theoretical and practical issues in Chemistry education.

Students are prepared for independent scientific work and learn to publish the results of their work at professional meetings or conferences as well as in reputable international scientific journals mainly in English.

More details about the application and admission procedure can be found in the PhD study application guide.

The topics of the PhD theses announced for the current academic year can be found below.

Title of PhD thesis	Supervisor
Lanthanide complexes with large magnetic anisotropy and slow relaxation of magnetization	doc. RNDr. Bohuslav Drahoš, Ph.D.
Transition metal and lanthanide complexes with macrocyclic ligands as important building blocks in preparation of single-molecule magnets	doc. RNDr. Bohuslav Drahoš, Ph.D.
Complexes of macrocyclic ligands applicable in the field of theranostics	doc. RNDr. Bohuslav Drahoš, Ph.D.
Coordination compounds of f-elements with radical ligands	doc. Ing. Radovan Herchel, Ph.D.
Preparation of biologically active benzimidazoles and benzazoles and their complexes with ruthenium	prof. RNDr. Pavel Kopel, Ph.D.
Antibacterial properties of gold and silver complexes and nanoparticles	prof. RNDr. Pavel Kopel, Ph.D.
Nanotransporters of potential drugs based on coordination compounds	prof. RNDr. Pavel Kopel, Ph.D.
Development of hybrid plasmonic photocatalysts for the conversion of carbon dioxide into value added chemicals	prof. RNDr. Pavel Kopel, Ph.D. consultant: Subodh Kumar, Ph.D.
Biologically active multi-targeted coordination compounds of platinum metals	doc. Mgr. Pavel Štarha, Ph.D.
Tantalum as a new central atom of biologically active complexes	doc. Mgr. Pavel Štarha, Ph.D.
Half-sandwich complexes of selected platinum metals for medicinal chemistry and catalysis	doc. Mgr. Pavel Štarha, Ph.D.
Platinum(IV) complexes for biological applications	doc. Mgr. Pavel Štarha, Ph.D.
Title of PhD thesis	Supervisor
Role interaktivních center v neformálním chemickém vzdělávání	doc. RNDr. Bohuslav Drahoš, Ph.D. konzultant: doc. RNDr. Marta Klečková, CSc.
Integrace přírodovědného vzdělávání	doc. RNDr. Marta Klečková, CSc. konzultant: Mgr. Iveta Bártová, Ph.D.
Transfer nových chemických poznatků do chemického vzdělávání	doc. RNDr. Bohuslav Drahoš, Ph.D.
Metody ověřování přírodovědné gramotnosti žáků	doc. RNDr. Marta Klečková, CSc. konzultant: Mgr. Iveta Bártová, Ph.D.
Vybrané pokročilé experimentální metody využitelné ve středoškolském vzdělávání	doc. RNDr. Bohuslav Drahoš, Ph.D. konzultant: doc. RNDr. Marta Klečková, CSc.
Podpora začínajících učitelů chemie a jejich uvádějících učitelů	doc. RNDr. Bohuslav Drahoš, Ph.D. konzultant: doc. RNDr. Marta Klečková, CSc. Mgr. Jana Prášilová, PhD.
Nové přístupy k výuce základních pojmů z obecné chemie (anorganické chemie) na SŠ	doc. Mgr. Pavel Štarha, Ph.D. konzultant: doc. RNDr. Marta Klečková, CSc.

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