Branch programme/details

The entrance examination takes place before the committee in the form of an oral interview and verifies the student's eligibility for scientific work in the field and the ability to successfully complete the study. The applicant's expertise in the field and preparedness is evaluated by the committee on the basis of the following criteria:
a) Quality and originality of the submitted project, 0-20 points,
b) Method of its presentation and ability to discuss the professional problem, 0-20 points,
c) Annotation must correspond to the focus of the OR, it is advisable to have financial security for the dissertation project, 0-20 points,
d) Prerequisites for the implementation of the submitted project, knowledge in the field within the scope of the follow-up master's study, 0-20 points,
e) Previous scientific activity in the field (publications, participation in the JRC, etc. 0-20 points.

Total maximum points: 100
To pass the entrance examination, a minimum score of 50 points is required. To be admitted to study in the combined form, the applicant must obtain a minimum number of points for passing the entrance examination equal to the minimum number of points required for admission.

Admission to Doctoral studies is conditioned by successful completion of a Master's study programme.

Verification method:	entrance exam
Confirmation date (of entrance exam) from:	01.06.2025	Until:	30.06.2025
Alternative date (of entrance exam):	01.07.2025	Until:	10.07.2025

Graduates in the field of Nutrition and Metabolic Sciences achieved a transdisciplinary research excellence in the identification of individual risk factors of metabolic diseases, scientific aspects of nutrition and possible therapeutic interventions, advanced knowledge and skills in clinical work in the field of nutritional intervention and metabolism and a theoretical insight into public health issues in the field. Graduates gained a deep understanding of the field in theory, politics and its interventions, in the context of nutrition, metabolism from a transdisciplinary perspective. Graduates are experts in transdisciplinary research applied to clinical evaluation and effectiveness assessment. This makes the graduates well prepared for the needs of science and research, as well as expert positions in the public and private sectors.