Master's study programmes

Learn everything you need to know to start your dentistry practice.

Study to be able to work in a wide range of medical professions, in research or safety services.

Gain knowledge, experience, and skills in the preparation and production of drugs and evaluation of their basic required properties, pharmacology, and pharmacotherapy.

Master the English language, explore the anglophone culture, and discover the interesting world of linguistics.

Explore the cultural melting pot of both Anglophone and Francophone and Spanish-speaking regions, from Canada to the United States through Mexico and the Caribbean.

Good English teachers are needed almost everywhere. Travel the world while teaching people the topic you love.

Look at economics and business in context with sociology, psychology, and culture, so that you can run a business or start your career successfully anywhere in the world.

Get to know the inner workings of the financial market, corporate finance, and monetary systems. See the bigger picture and find out how to use it to your advantage.

Find out what makes the world go around.

Be the one person around who actually knows how all the taxes and grants work. Ask anyone – a fundraiser and an administrative specialist is the backbone of a company.

Learn machine learning, VR and augmented reality, human-computer communication, and more. Make sure that your job will not be replaced by robots any time soon.

Immerse yourself in the world of software and hardware architecture and be the person who creates the systems in which people navigate.

Learn how to be a team leader, project manager, and much more. See the context for the product you are working on.

See the challenges of modern global society from a wider perspective, including economics, politics, sociology, and culture.

Apply your knowledge to contemporary problems and find the patterns in the eternal conflicts of democracy and authoritarianism.

Energetics is a field that is a key part of the political, economic, and social mix of factors that are crucial in understanding the challenges of a modern global society.

Study the problematics of the European Governance both in Brno, Czech Republic and in Utrecht, Netherlands and gain a more complex knowledge of the field.

Gain qualifications for a wide range of professions in public and social policy, social services, employment policy activities, and human resources development.

Gain a deep understanding of the inner workings of societies and examine contemporary phenomena to set up successful research.

Understand the social processes of meaning-making and teaches you how to make (your) meanings matter.

Understand fundamental phenomena occurring in microbial, plant, animal, and human cells.

The programme Visual Culture and Art History provides advanced historical and theoretical analysis of art and other related forms of visual representation and communication.

The Public Administration (Administration Publique) study programme is prepared by Masaryk University in Brno in cooperation with the University of Rennes I in France. Czech and French teachers alternate in teaching, therefore half of the teaching is in Czech and half in French. The programme is aimed at preparing highly qualified personnel for public administration. The teaching is strongly interdisciplinary and uses the proven know-how of the renowned French IPAG at the University of Rennes. The focus of the programme, the structure of the courses and the teaching method are in line with the standards used in France. Along with solid economic knowledge, graduates receive an education in the broad field of administrative sciences and law, all with an emphasis on the European dimension of public administration processes. Through internships in Czech and French public institutions and special courses, graduates also develop their prerequisites for successful practical work.

This joint Master’s degree programme in international relations is carried out within the framework of the VNDREAM network, which consists of: Jagiellonian University in Kraków (Poland), Masaryk University (Czech Republic), University of Pecs (Hungary) and Matej Bel University in Banska Bystrica (Slovakia).This joint Master’s programme offers a unique opportunity to study international relations, European politics, economy, society & culture from the perspective of the Visegrad region. Experienced faculty of the leading universities from the Visegrad region as well as visiting professors and guest lecturers from renowned international academic and diplomatic institutions provide insightful and inspiring instruction about major developments in contemporary international law, economics, politics and culture in light of the European integration processes seen from the standpoint of the Visegrad region.

Are you interested in the Middle Ages? Do you want to understand how society worked, what people read, how they passed on news, what they did for fun or how they healed? You can learn about this primarily from texts that were overwhelmingly written in Latin in the Middle Ages. In this study programme, we will not only teach you the language of these written sources, i.e. medieval Latin, but also the secrets of interpreting the various types of surviving sources.

The main objective of this program is to provide students with multidisciplinary theoretical knowledge and practical skills that are necessary for the application of systemic approaches towards optimal management of societal-territorial structures. The development will be perceived with regard to its economic, social and environmental connotations. The study develops the system knowledge necessary for the optimal use of territorial prerequisites with special attention to the implementation of development projects and tourism, which is an increasingly important factor in territorial development in all geographical scales. Students will acquire deeper skills needed to find the procedural interplay of public and private actors of socio-economic development in the region. A systemic approach to regional development is a characteristic feature of this program.

One of the challenges facing human society today is to understand the main causes and possible impacts of current global environmental change, and then to find appropriate ways to adapt to that change. The main goal of the study program is to offer students a geographical view of the current very dynamic environmental changes. The physical basis of the global environmental change is studied from the perspective of the main disciplines of physical geography. The part of the study program that focuses on the impact on society and the possibilities of adaptation is the domain of social geography. Knowledge and skills associated with methods of studying the spatio-temporal variability of the global change manifestations are covered by subjects in the field of geoinformatics and cartography.