PhDDoctoral School of Experimental and Preventive Medicine (formerly Doctoral School of Interdisciplinary Sciences and Doctoral School of Theoretical Medicine))
| Study location | Hungary, Szeged |
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| Type | Doctoral / Postdoctoral, full-time |
| Nominal duration | 4 + 4 semesters |
| Study language | English |
| Awards | PhD |
| Course code | DDISIOR-eng |
| Tuition fee | €5,000 per semester The schedule of tuition fee payment is determined on the basis of consulate/visa regulations. In case of applicants coming from visa restricted countries, payment of the full tuition fee (1st and 2nd semester) is required. Details are indicated in the letter of admission. |
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| Application fee | €79 per programme The 79 EUR Application Fee (non-refundable) is payable by programmes: as many programmes are indicated in your application profile as many times 79 EUR should be paid. |
| Examination fee | €30 per programme |
| Entry qualification | Postgraduate / Doctoral Degree Application requirements: It is an advantage if the applicant has experience in scientific researchIt. The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. Academic Records in English or certified translation. You must take the original entry qualification documents along with you when you finally go to the university. |
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| Language requirements | English B2/intermediate or equivalent international language exam |
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| Other requirements | At least 2 reference(s) must be provided. |
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Overview
About the Programme
About the Programme: 20 members of the Hungarian Academy of Science and several Doctors of Science with significant international collaboration take part in the Doctoral School. Besides their knowledge and experience, the high scientific standards guarantee an outstanding level of PhD theses.
PhD programme to graduate students and focuses its research and training on the role of health threatening microorganisms and dangerous environmental effects. Both epidemiologic and experimental studies are necessary to identify physical and chemical effects that cause health problems.
Educational programmes:
Neuoroendocrinology,
Neuroscience,
Gastroenterology and Regulation,
Measurement and analysis of life processes
Medical Microbiology and Preventive Medicine programs are combined in this Graduate School and offer a wide variety of research.
Medical Genetics and Genomics includes hypothesis-testing in genetics and hypothesis-generating genomics in the field of biomedical research. The genetic investigations aim to identify rare mutations and common polymorphisms; their results contribute to the development of preventive and therapeutic modalities for the affected patients. Identification of genetic variants responsible for monogenic human diseases (with special focus on genodermatoses, congenital heart defects and neurodegenerative diseases). Genotype-phenotype interactions in human monogenic diseases. Identification of phenotype modifying genetic variants in monogenic diseses. Functional analyses of newly identified genetic variants responsible for monogenic diseases.
Research programmes: Role of Cytokine in Infectious and Non-Microbial Diseases; Molecular Mechanisms in the Development and Prevention of Chronic Infectious Diseases; Pathogenicity of Microorganisms; Antimicrobial Chemotherapy and Prophylaxis; Genomics of Pathogenic Organisms; Preventive Medicine; Impact of Social, Economic and Life Style Factors on the Health Status of the Population; Experimental Investigation of Nervous System Damages Caused by Xenobiotics Emitted to the Environment by Human Activity; Biostatistics. For research topics please consult the programme ‘website’:https://u-szeged.hu/doctoral/interdisciplinary-sciences-phd. Effects of environment-related damage to the endocrine system, Methodology of neuro-endocrine investigation, Problems arising during the care of patients with inflammatory bowel disease, Development of sensory functions, Plasticity in the brain, Stress markers in experimental brain hypoxia, and Regulation of neuronal gene expression. For more research topics please consult the programme website.
Please note that applicants are required to choose a topic proposal indicated on this website and contact the doctoral school and the supervisor before submitting your application.
For further information please contact Ms. Ágnes Mester via mester.agnes@med.u-szeged.hu.
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