Public Health Care

Public health in the full-time form of study is single-discipline, organizationally divided into the first level of full-time higher education studies (6 semesters) - Bachelor (Bc.) and the second…

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• Conditions of admission The basic condition for admission to the two-year Master's degree programme in the full-time form of study (completed by obtaining the degree "Mgr") is the completion of the first cycle of higher education studies of the VZ study programme. Applicants who have completed the first cycle of higher education studies abroad must submit a decision on the equivalence of the education achieved in the study programme of the M.Sc. The admission procedure is another admission requirement to ensure that applicants with the necessary abilities and aptitudes are admitted to study. Applicants must submit: 1. medical fitness to study certified by a doctor - forms here 2. vaccination against Hepatitis "B" certified by a doctor 3. the results of the entrance examination will be published on the faculty's website, 4. applicants who demonstrate the highest level of aptitude for study, i.e. achieve the highest number of points, will be admitted to the course of study. 5. An applicant who has completed his/her university studies abroad 1.1. in the case of there is a degree recognition clause for that country - it is necessary to print it out (it is no longer confirmed or verified) and at the same time to submit it together with the clause: a) a notarized copy of the educational document from abroad (bachelor's diploma) bound with an official translation into SJ b) a notarized copy of the supplement to the bachelor's diploma from abroad (transcript of completed courses ) bound with an official translation into SJ 1.2. in case there is no degree recognition clause for a given country on it is necessary to provide: a) a decision on recognition in the relevant field of study issued by the university in the Slovak Republic that conducts the given study programme 6. Those applicants who have not passed the matriculation examination in Slovak or Czech language must also pass a test in Slovak language - B1 level, which will be prepared by the faculty, as part of the admission procedure. The results of the entrance examination will be published on the faculty's website. The applicants who demonstrate the highest level of ability to study, i.e. achieve the highest number of points, will be admitted to the study. Additional information Applicants who have completed their undergraduate studies in the academic year 2024/2025 and earlier will send all necessary attachments with their application . Applicants who will complete their bachelor's degree in the academic year 2025/2026 will submit all necessary attachments except for the documents of completion of bachelor's degree - diploma, certificate, diploma supplement - according to the instructions of the faculty. The faculty will send an invitation to the applicants one month before the admission examination. Applicants who will not have been issued documents of completion of higher education in the relevant study programme on the date of the entrance examination shall submit a certificate of successful completion of bachelor studies in the relevant study programme. The faculty shall issue a certificate of successful completion of bachelor studies in the relevant study programme. Conditions for international students The conditions of admission of foreigners, foreign students or students who have completed their secondary school studies abroad are the same as the conditions of admission of students who have completed their secondary school studies in the Slovak Republic and are citizens of the Slovak Republic. Proof of equivalence of education shall be provided by the applicant no later than on the day of the entrance examination.

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Preparation checklist; final document rules and certified translations are confirmed during application review.

This programme is recorded as accredited in the central catalogue.