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University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice - Faculty of Health and Social Sciences

Key information
Field of study:
Nursing and midwifery
Study language::
CZ
Study program code:
B0913P360009
ISCED code:
0913
Study form::
full-time
Study duration:
3 years
Number of applicants in the last academic year: 111
Number of admitted students in the last academic year: 73

Graduates of this study programme will be able to assess the current state and bio-psycho-social needs of the woman and the newborn on the basis of the knowledge acquired in midwifery, medical and human sciences and skills acquired in professional clinical practice, as well as to respond appropriately and provide the necessary care to the woman in the period of health, physiological pregnancy, physiological childbirth, in the postpartum period and care for women with gynaecological diseases. Graduates will be licensed to practice the nursing profession without professional supervision.

Application and admission procedure
Admission procedure form:
written test
Application fee:
700.00 CZK

New students are admitted once a year, and entrance exams for the following academic year are usually held in June. 1) Submission of an electronic application via the STAG system. 2) Payment of the admission procedure fee. 3) Submission of the required documents (e.g. medical certificate, secondary school leaving certificate, diploma depending on the type of study). 4) Completion of the entrance examination, if required for the given study programme. 5) Evaluation of the admission procedure and publication of results. 6) The possibility to file an appeal against a rejection decision within the specified deadline.

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Students will learn to diagnose pregnancy and monitor normal physiological pregnancies, including performing examinations necessary for monitoring, supporting, and ensuring healthy fetal development, prescribe or recommend examinations required for the early detection of pregnancy-related pathologies, support and guide women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period, provide nursing care to newborns and women in the postoperative period, lead antenatal education classes and pregnancy exercise programmes, apply relaxation techniques and basic psychotherapeutic approaches, organise and deliver parenthood preparation programmes, including comprehensive preparation for childbirth, guidance on hygiene, and support for breastfeeding and optimal newborn nutrition. Career opportunities include positions such as Midwife in inpatient gynaecological departments, Midwife in labour and delivery units, Midwife in neonatal departments, Midwife in obstetric and gynaecological operating theatres, Midwife in private gynaecological practices, Midwife in private midwifery practices, Community and home care midwife, Specialist practitioner in obstetrics and gynaecology settings (e.g., reproductive medicine and fertility clinics).

University

School detail

Institution type:
public
Founded:
1991
Abbreviation:
JU
Number of students:
9728
Number of international students in degree programs:
935
Number of international exchange students:
243
Number of international alumni
154

At the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice (USB), you study at a modern public higher education institution with a strong focus on high-quality teaching, research and international cooperation. Choose from a wide range of study programmes in the humanities, natural sciences, health sciences and economics. USB builds on a strong academic background, an individual approach to students and a supportive, friendly study environment. Its location in a historic and safe city in South Bohemia offers ideal conditions for study and leisure. USB actively participates in Erasmus+ and is a member of the European University Alliance KreativEU, which connects partner universities across Europe and develops joint study programmes, research and student mobility focused on cultural heritage, sustainability and innovation. The University links studies with practice and helps you develop skills for the global labour market.

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Field of study:
Nursing and midwifery
Study language::
CZ
Study program code:
B0913P360009
ISCED code:
0913
Study form::
full-time
Study duration:
3 years
Number of applicants in the last academic year: 111
Number of admitted students in the last academic year: 73

Graduates of this study programme will be able to assess the current state and bio-psycho-social needs of the woman and the newborn on the basis of the knowledge acquired in midwifery, medical and human sciences and skills acquired in professional clinical practice, as well as to respond appropriately and provide the necessary care to the woman in the period of health, physiological pregnancy, physiological childbirth, in the postpartum period and care for women with gynaecological diseases. Graduates will be licensed to practice the nursing profession without professional supervision.

Admission procedure form:
written test
Application fee:
700.00 CZK

New students are admitted once a year, and entrance exams for the following academic year are usually held in June. 1) Submission of an electronic application via the STAG system. 2) Payment of the admission procedure fee. 3) Submission of the required documents (e.g. medical certificate, secondary school leaving certificate, diploma depending on the type of study). 4) Completion of the entrance examination, if required for the given study programme. 5) Evaluation of the admission procedure and publication of results. 6) The possibility to file an appeal against a rejection decision within the specified deadline.

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Students will learn to diagnose pregnancy and monitor normal physiological pregnancies, including performing examinations necessary for monitoring, supporting, and ensuring healthy fetal development, prescribe or recommend examinations required for the early detection of pregnancy-related pathologies, support and guide women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period, provide nursing care to newborns and women in the postoperative period, lead antenatal education classes and pregnancy exercise programmes, apply relaxation techniques and basic psychotherapeutic approaches, organise and deliver parenthood preparation programmes, including comprehensive preparation for childbirth, guidance on hygiene, and support for breastfeeding and optimal newborn nutrition. Career opportunities include positions such as Midwife in inpatient gynaecological departments, Midwife in labour and delivery units, Midwife in neonatal departments, Midwife in obstetric and gynaecological operating theatres, Midwife in private gynaecological practices, Midwife in private midwifery practices, Community and home care midwife, Specialist practitioner in obstetrics and gynaecology settings (e.g., reproductive medicine and fertility clinics).

University

School detail
Institution type:
public
Founded:
1991
Abbreviation:
JU
Number of students:
9728
Number of international students in degree programs:
935
Number of international exchange students:
243
Number of international alumni
154

At the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice (USB), you study at a modern public higher education institution with a strong focus on high-quality teaching, research and international cooperation. Choose from a wide range of study programmes in the humanities, natural sciences, health sciences and economics. USB builds on a strong academic background, an individual approach to students and a supportive, friendly study environment. Its location in a historic and safe city in South Bohemia offers ideal conditions for study and leisure. USB actively participates in Erasmus+ and is a member of the European University Alliance KreativEU, which connects partner universities across Europe and develops joint study programmes, research and student mobility focused on cultural heritage, sustainability and innovation. The University links studies with practice and helps you develop skills for the global labour market.

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