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Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics
is direct follower of tradition of Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, which by
changing it's name in september 2000 pointed out the fact, that there are
successfully developing three equal departments: mathematics, physics and
informatics.
There are two levels of study on the faculty - bachelor and master ones. After
absolving the bachelor level, the students can continue the master level, or finish
the study with the title Bachelor (Bc.). Standard duration of the master study is 5
years and ends by getting the title "Magister (Mgr.)". The study is credit
based according to European standard ECTS.
The faculty offers the possibilities of master study in:
Physics (Astronomy, Physics of Earth and meteorology, Experimental physics,
Nuclear physics and biophysics, Theoretical physics and Physics education)
Mathematics (Algebra, geometry and mathematics education, Applied mathematics
and statistics, Mathematical analysis and numerical mathematics)
Informatics (Applied informatics, Informatics, Informatics education)
The graduates can continue in study in the faculty in form of PhD study (the
title PhD). There is a possibility to spend a part of the study at known foreign
universities.
The PhD study
is the third level of the university education. The faculty is accredited
in the following fields of study:
Algebra and number theory, Mathematical analysis, Probability and mathematical
statistics, Numerical analysis and science-technical calculations, Applied
mathematic, Geometry and topology, Theory of mathematic education, General
physics and mathematical physics, Physics of condensed matter and acoustics,
Quantum electronics and optics, Nuclear and sub-nuclear physics, Physics of
plasma, Astrophysics, Geophysics, Meteorology and climatology, Chemistry
physics, Biophysics, Theory of physics education, Theoretical informatics,
Theory of informatics education, Applied informatics.
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Christian Helzel