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Tuition/Year$11,165
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Duration4 Year
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Program Description
Study Doctoral School of Experimental and Preventive Medicine (formerly Doctoral School of Interdisciplinary Sciences and Doctoral School of Theoretical Medicine) at University of Szeged
The Doctoral School of Experimental and Preventive Medicine emphasizes research and training focused on the health impacts of microorganisms and environmental hazards. The program engages a multidisciplinary approach, integrating both epidemiological and experimental methodologies to investigate the physical and chemical influences that contribute to health issues.
Key educational themes include:
- Neuroendocrinology
- Neuroscience
- Gastroenterology and Regulation
- Measurement and Analysis of Life Processes
- Medical Microbiology and Preventive Medicine
- Medical Genetics and Genomics
Research within the program encompasses a variety of topics, such as:
- The role of cytokines in infectious and non-microbial diseases
- Molecular mechanisms underlying chronic infectious diseases
- Pathogenicity of microorganisms and antimicrobial therapies
- Genomic characteristics of pathogenic organisms
- Preventive medicine initiatives
- Influence of social, economic, and lifestyle factors on public health
- Investigating the effects of environmental toxins on the nervous system
- Biostatistical applications in health research
Specific research areas also delve into endocrine system damage due to environmental factors, neuro-endocrine research methodologies, complications in treating inflammatory bowel disease, sensory function development, brain plasticity, stress markers in experimental conditions, and neuronal gene expression regulation.
Required Documents
Admission Requirements
To apply for the program, prospective students must meet the following criteria:
- Entry Qualification: Must hold a Postgraduate or Doctoral Degree (MSc, MD, or MPharm) in a relevant field.
- Language Proficiency: A demonstrated proficiency in English at a B2 level (or equivalent international language exam).
- Interviews: An individual online interview is required as part of the application process.
- Reference Letters: A minimum of two reference letters must be provided:
- One reference must be from the Doctoral School of Interdisciplinary Medicine, substantiating the applicant’s research topic.
- Research Experience: Having experience in scientific research is advantageous but not mandatory.
- Documentation:
- Entry qualification documents must be submitted in English or as certified translations.
- Academic records should be presented in English or with verified translations of the original documents.
- Original qualification documents must be taken to the university upon final enrollment.
At a Glance
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AwardPh.D.
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Duration4 Year
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Tuition Fee$11,165 per year
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Application Fee$90
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Start DatesSep
