- individual study of scientific and professional literature according to the doctoral student's

study program and the supervisor's recommendation

- elaboration of the dissertation issue in the form of publication outputs

- participation in scientific events and brainstorming meetings of doctoral students

- completion of study stays at external institutions, optional according to the needs of the

doctoral student's scientific project.

Form of Study: Full-time / Part-time study

Recommended range of teaching (in hours): without specification with regard to the

doctoral degree and according to the defined credit system

Weekly: During the study period:

Study method:

Daily / full-time

External / distance

- Zaviačič M. a spol.: Kompendium patológie. 1. a 2. diel. Bratislava, UK 2002

- Harish Mohan: Patológia, Prvé slovenské vydanie, Editori slovenského vydania:

Danihel Ľ., Plank L., Balneotherma, s.r.o., 2011

- Jozef Zámečník (Editor): Patologie. Svazek 1 -3. LD, s.r.o. Prager Publishing 2019

(www.ucebnice-patologie.cz).

- S. Cross: Underwood´s Pathology: a Clinical Approach with STUDENT CONSULT

Access. 7th Ed. Elsevier 2018.

- V. Kumar a spol.: Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease. 10th Ed. Elsevier

2020.

- WB Coleman, GJ Tsongalis: : Diagnostic Molecular Pathology. The molecular Basis

of Human Disease. 2nd Ed. Elsevier 2017.

- Hirt, M. et al.: Soudní lékařství. 1 díl. - Praha : Grada, 2015. ISBN 978-80-247-9952-0

- Hirt, M. et al.: Soudní lékařství. 2 díl. - Praha : Grada, 2016. ISBN 978-80-271-0268-6

- Hirt, M. et al.: Velký výkladový slovník soudnělékařské terminologie. - Praha : Grada

2018. ISBN 978-80-247-1979-5

Journals:

- Česko-slovenská patologie a soudní lékařství, ISSN 1210-7875

- Histopathology, ISSN 0309-0167

- The American Journal of Surgical Pathology, ISSN 0147-5185

- The American Journal of Clinical Pathology, ISSN 00029440

- Modern Pathology, ISSN 0893-3952

- Forensic Science International, ISSN: 0379-0738

- International Journal of Legal Medicine, Electronic ISSN 1437-1596, Print ISSN 0937-

9827

Forensic Science Medicine and Pathology, Electronic ISSN 1556-2891, Print ISSN

1547-769X

- obtaining at least 60 credits, including 20 credits for mandatory courses of the Methodology

of Scientific Work, Introductory of Statistical Analysis and Examination in a Foreign / World

Language as a condition for granting consent to take a dissertation exam (DE)

- registration for DE within 24 months from the beginning of the study (in a 4-year full-time

study)

- registration for DE within 30 months from the beginning of the study (in a 5-year external

study)

- elaboration of a written part for the dissertation exam

- successful answering of 2 theoretical questions from the field of Pathological anatomy and

forensic medicine and presentation of the basic theses of the written part of the dissertation

exam

Slovak language / English language

- theoretical knowledge in the field of Pathological Anatomy and Forensic Medicine to the

extent necessary to solve a given scientific problem with an orientation on:

- knowledge in the field of etiology, pathogenesis, manifestations of pathological events and

diseases and prediction of their prognosis

- to know the morphological nature of disease processes at various levels, including cellular,

subcellular and gene, including its impact on the function of part and the whole - the human

body,

- to improve diagnostic procedures, disease monitoring procedures, etc. changes,

- to know the effects of the effects of violence on the human body, its external and internal

manifestations, including the prediction of the prognosis of the consequences of violence in

living persons,

- to know the effects of poisons, psychoactive substances and other xenobiotics on the human

body, etc.

- language skills needed to obtain scientific information from foreign sources and present

research results in foreign journals and at international conferences

- pedagogical activity (max. 4 hours per week / year = 208 hours / year = 104 hours / semester)

only for full-time form

- medical - preventive activity, while the doctoral student meeting the prescribed requirements

is included in the specialization study to an appropriate extent.

https://www.jfmed.uniba.sk/studium/doktorandske-studium/akreditacia-2022-phd/

- the graduate of the subject Pathological Anatomy and Forensic Medicine 1 has deep theoretical

knowledge, based on the current state of scientific knowledge in the field of pathological

anatomy and forensic medicine to the extent necessary for the implementation of doctoral

studies

- scientifically analyzes and examines problems in the context of the existing level of scientific

knowledge, brings and verifies its own procedures and solutions to these problems in the field

of pathological anatomy or forensic medicine and thus contributes to increasing the level of

scientific knowledge of these medical disciplines

- the graduate is capable of independent scientific work and brings their own solutions to

problems in the field of pathological anatomy and forensic medicine

- masters research methods in the field of pathological anatomy and forensic medicine

- implementation of a doctoral student's scientific project

- study of scientific literature according to the study program of the doctoral student and the

recommendation of the supervisor

- publishing the results of scientific work

- participation in scientific events and brainstorming meetings of doctoral students

- completion of study stays at external institutions, optional according to the needs of the

doctoral student's scientific project.

Form of teaching: full-time / part-time

Recommended range of teaching (in hours): without specification with regard to the

doctoral degree and according to the defined credit system

Weekly: During the study period:

Study method:

Daily / full-time

External / distance

- Zaviačič M. a spol.: Kompendium patológie. 1. a 2. diel. Bratislava, UK 2002

- Harish Mohan: Patológia, Prvé slovenské vydanie, Editori slovenského vydania:

Danihel Ľ., Plank L., Balneotherma, s.r.o., 2011

- Jozef Zámečník (Editor): Patologie. Svazek 1 -3. LD, s.r.o. Prager Publishing 2019

(www.ucebnice-patologie.cz).

- S. Cross: Underwood´s Pathology: a Clinical Approach with STUDENT CONSULT

Access. 7th Ed. Elsevier 2018.

- V. Kumar a spol.: Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease. 10th Ed. Elsevier

2020.

- WB Coleman, GJ Tsongalis: : Diagnostic Molecular Pathology. The molecular Basis

of Human Disease. 2nd Ed. Elsevier 2017.

- Hirt, M. et al.: Soudní lékařství. 1 díl. - Praha : Grada, 2015. ISBN 978-80-247-9952-0

- Hirt, M. et al.: Soudní lékařství. 2 díl. - Praha : Grada, 2016. ISBN 978-80-271-0268-6

- Hirt, M. et al.: Velký výkladový slovník soudnělékařské terminologie. - Praha : Grada

2018. ISBN 978-80-247-1979-5

Journals:

- Česko-slovenská patologie a soudní lékařství, ISSN 1210-7875

- Histopathology, ISSN 0309-0167

- The American Journal of Surgical Pathology, ISSN 0147-5185

- The American Journal of Clinical Pathology, ISSN 00029440

- Modern Pathology, ISSN 0893-3952

- Forensic Science International, ISSN: 0379-0738

- International Journal of Legal Medicine, Electronic ISSN 1437-1596, Print ISSN 0937-

9827

- Forensic Science Medicine and Pathology, Electronic ISSN 1556-2891, Print ISSN

1547-769X

- obtaining at least 210 credits (in a 4-year full-time and 5-year part-time study)

- submission of an application for a state examination permit - defense of the dissertation no

later than 4 months before the date of completion of the standard length of study

- authorship or co-authorship of a doctoral student of at least three scientific papers in extenso

in internationally recognized journals registered in databases, such as Web of Science, Medline

or SCOPUS as a basic condition for accepting an application for permission to defend a

dissertation; in at least one of these works, the doctoral student is the first author

Slovak language / English language

- scientific research on a current problem in the field or a multidisciplinary problem with a focus

on Pathological anatomy and forensic medicine

- mastering the principles and methodology of scientific work in clinical research or

experimental work, as well as the ethical and social aspects of scientific work up to the

preparation of the text of a scientific publication in cooperation with the supervisor in in-form,

especially in English

- publishing and lecturing activities and active participation in scientific events

- teaching activity (max. 4 hours per week / year = 208 hours / year = 104 hours / semester) only

for full-time form

- medical - preventive activity, while the doctoral student meeting the prescribed requirements

is included in the specialization study to an appropriate extent.

https://www.jfmed.uniba.sk/studium/doktorandske-studium/akreditacia-2022-phd/

- the graduate of the field has mastered the principles and methodology of scientific work, from

the ability to orient in the latest knowledge of the field, through scientific formulation of the

problem, assessment of the ethical side of scientific work, planning and implementation of

research, scientific processing of obtained data, their interpretation to their presentation,

including in international fora, and possible proposals for their application in practice.

- the graduate of the course Pathological anatomy and forensic medicine 2 can work

independently scientifically and bring their own solutions to problems in the field. He/she can

contribute to the development of this field through scientific and teaching work