The state exam can be taken by a student who has successfully completed the subjects: Diploma Thesis Preparation I, Diploma Thesis Preparation II Diploma Thesis Preparation III, and has also prepared and submitted the final version of the diploma thesis.
The state exam consists of presenting the thesis, the results of the diploma thesis and defending them before the state exam committee.
The student can work with scientific and professional literary sources and summarize basic scientific knowledge into a logically organized unit that meets the formal aspect of a diploma thesis. He can clearly define the goal and methodology of scientific work, he can process the results together with their practical interpretation (according to the focus of the work), he can cite literature in accordance with applicable regulations. He can present and defend the results of his diploma thesis.
The state exam can be taken by a student who has successfully completed the following subjects: Analytical Chemistry (1), Analytical Chemistry (2), Drug Analysis, Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Physics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry (1), Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2), Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry (1), Organic Chemistry (2), General and Inorganic Chemistry.
The state exam consists of an oral theoretical exam before a state examination committee. The student randomly selects one question from the designated categories.
By passing the exam, the student demonstrates comprehensive knowledge from the entire field of theoretical chemistry, analytical chemistry, molecular biology and pharmaceutical chemistry. The graduate understands the connection of professional knowledge from various areas of pharmaceutical chemistry and is able to analyze and apply theoretical knowledge while providing pharmacy health care and performing other professional activities of a pharmacist.
The state exam can be taken by a student who has successfully completed the following subjects: Biopharmaceutical Technology, Pharmaceutical Physics, Pharmaceutical Technology (1), Pharmaceutical Technology (2), Physical Chemistry.
The state exam consists of an oral theoretical exam before a state exam committee. The student randomly selects one question from the designated categories.
By passing the exam, the student demonstrates comprehensive knowledge in the entire field of pharmaceutical technology and the formulation, evaluation, production and quality assurance of drugs. The graduate understands the connection of professional knowledge from various areas of pharmaceutical technology and is able to analyze and apply theoretical knowledge in the provision of pharmacy health care and the performance of other professional activities of a pharmacist.
The state exam can be taken by a student who has successfully completed the following subjects: Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Botany, Pharmaceutical Physics, Pharmacognosy (1), Pharmacognosy (2), Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry (1), Organic Chemistry (2), General and Inorganic Chemistry, General Biology.
The state exam consists of an oral theoretical exam before a state exam committee. The student randomly selects one question from the designated categories.
By passing the exam, the student demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of the entire field of pharmaceutical botany and pharmacognosy. The graduate understands the interconnection of professional knowledge from various areas of pharmacognosy and is able to analyze and apply theoretical knowledge in the provision of pharmacy health care and the performance of other professional activities of a pharmacist.
The state exam can be taken by a student who has successfully completed the following courses: Analytical monitoring of drug levels in practice, Anatomy and physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology (1), Pharmacology (2), Genetics and pharmacogenomics, Immunology, Clinical pharmacy and pharmacotherapy, Clinical pharmacology and pharmacotherapy, Microbiology, Pathology, Biotechnology, Toxicology, General biology.
The state exam consists of an oral theoretical exam before a state examination committee. The student randomly selects one question from the designated categories.
By passing the exam, the student demonstrates comprehensive knowledge in the entire field of basic and clinical pharmacology, pharmacotherapy and clinical pharmacy. The graduate understands the connection of professional knowledge from various areas of pharmacology and is able to analyze and apply theoretical knowledge in the provision of pharmacy health care and in the performance of other professional activities of a pharmacist.
The state exam can be taken by a student who has successfully completed the following subjects: Practice in Community Pharmacy (1), Practice in Community Pharmacy (2), Pharmacy, Legislation and Ethics, Social Pharmacy and Pharmacoeconomics, Public Health and Pharmaceutical Care.
The state exam consists of an oral theoretical exam before a state examination committee. The student randomly selects one question from the designated categories.
By passing the exam, the student demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of healthcare systems in the areas of legislative, economic, organizational and information. The graduate understands the connection of professional knowledge from various areas of social pharmacy and pharmacy and is able to analyze and apply theoretical knowledge in the provision of pharmacy healthcare and performing other professional activities of a pharmacist.