A 2-year Master's study programme in Ecology has started in 2019 and extended the successful Quantitative Ecology Module lead by prof. Jan Lepš since 2011.
Students are trained in modern ecology research. The courses are focused on ecological theory and analysis as well as interpretation of ecological data using modern computational approaches. The strongest emphasis is on interactions among organisms and interactions of organisms with their environment, and consequences for the populations and functioning of communities. The workload is about five courses per semester.
Strong emphasis is laid on the students' own research; almost half the credits are awarded for a research project to be conducted throughout the entire two years of study, and will be the basis of the Master Thesis. The best projects will likely be published with the student as the first author. The lecturers and Thesis supervisors lead high-quality research, often in close collaboration with Biology Centre of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
Students will develop their critical thinking, acquire strong statistical foundations, excellent field skills, learn how to present their research or how to write successful grants. In addition, several field trips and practical-nature-conservation courses are included, broadening the experience and skills of the student. Graduates will be ready to pursue a PhD in Ecology at any university or research institute around the world.
Applications open: July 2024
Application deadline: 31 October 2024
Study start: February 2025
Study duration: 2 years
Net tuition fee: 500 EUR* per year + application fee 700 CZK (approx. 30 EUR)
* The fee for study in foreign language has been recently set at University level to 3000 EUR per year, but the Faculty of Science will compensate 2500 EUR to all students as a scholarship. The dean may decide to waive even larger part of the fee upon request.
New students are admitted twice a year with usual application deadlines around mid May (start of study in mid September) and end of October (start of study in mid February).
You can apply on-line in e-application, but please read about the admission procedure first.
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