Branch programme/details

The programme is implemented without specialization.

● The exam takes place in two rounds.
● The admission exam is held in English.

First round: (max. 40 points)
The assessment of the applicants is based on the following documents sent.
● Curriculum vitae (10 points),
● List of grades (10 points),
● Motivation letter (20 points).
To proceed to the second round, the applicants must obtain at least 25 points.
An overview of the scoring of documents and the criteria taken into account is given in the section Information on the admission procedure.

Second round: (max. 60 points)
On-line interview with the applicants who passed the second round. The examination determines the level of mastery of the general fundamentals of immunology. The topic of the applicant’s bachelor thesis is also discussed as well as their ideas about their future master thesis.

Admission to Master's studies is conditioned by completed secondary education confirmed by a school-leaving certificate. Admission to Post-Bachelor studies (Master's programme) is likewise conditioned by completed education in any type of study programme.

Verification method:	entrance exam
Confirmation date (of entrance exam) from:	11.05.2026	Until:	15.05.2026
Alternative date (of entrance exam):	27.05.2026	Until:	28.05.2026

Immunology is a dynamically evolving discipline integrating the knowledge of molecular and cell biology, physiology, histology and functional morphology (in the context of evolution and ontogenesis) relevant to the immune system. Immunology covers all levels of biological knowledge from molecules (cytokines, immunoglobulins, receptors, signaling molecules), cells (a wide array of immunocompetent cells), whole organisms (having transgenic animal models in use and recently a microbiome influence and interaction with immune system is being investigated) and communities (evolution of immune mechanisms, e.g. frequencies of different alleles regulating the immune response within a population). Clinical immunology is an important emancipated immunology specialization, for which human beings are the object of research and application.