Where life begins

What if your work could shape the very first chapter of someone’s story?

The five-year Master's degree programme Specialist for Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproduction Technology takes you right to the beginning of human life – preparing you to become a highly qualified specialist in one of the most fascinating and rapidly developing fields of modern medicine.

Explore the biology of human reproduction, early embryonic development, genetics, reproductive physiology and infertility, combining a strong biomedical foundation with specialised knowledge of clinical embryology, andrology and assisted reproduction.

Beyond the lab, the programme delves into the ethical, legal and psychological aspects of the field – because this is science with a very human dimension.

And the best part? You won't just study textbooks. You'll engage with the science and technology from the very beginning.

Hands-on laboratory training

Forget watching from the sidelines. A major part of your studies is working in modern, specialised laboratories in the heart of the university campus.

With nearly 2,000 hours of practical training, you will have plenty of opportunities to develop the precision and practical skills needed for work in a clinical laboratory. Because when it comes to working with something as delicate as a human embryo, practice really does make perfect.

Admission

Interested in exploring the science behind human reproduction?

To join the long-cycle master’s degree in Specialist for Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproduction Technology at Masaryk University’s Faculty of Medicine, you will need to provide the admission office with a certificate of your finished secondary education and pass the written entrance exam consisting of three separate tests: Chemistry, Biology, and Physics.

Ready to work at the very beginning of life? Take the first step towards a career in clinical embryology and assisted reproduction, right in the heart of Europe – Brno, Czechia. Apply to Masaryk University and discover where biology, medicine and human potential meet.

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