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Comenius University in Bratislava 

FACULTY OF PHARMACY 

A N N U A L 

Academic year 2012/2013 

Bratislava 2012

Comenius University in Bratislava, 2012 

ISBN 978-80-223-3242-2

Dear colleagues, dear students, 

SPEECH OF THE DEAN 

Faculty of Pharmacy, which belongs among the pillars of the Comenius University in all areas, 

and whose prestige as a European academic institution attracts national as well as foreign students 

from all over the world, commemorates this academic year 60 th anniversary of its establishment. 

During this period the faculty has managed to become part of the whole-universities excellent centers 

for bio-medical research, partner of more then thirty foreign research centers from all over the world 

and to build its current high national and international reputation and recognition. After sixty years of 

active every-day work of the faculty and its graduates, whether in pharmacies, pharmaceutical 

institutions or companies, it is obvious that the education offered by the faculty provides a full life 

realisation and professional and social recognition for its graduates. 

Everyone knows that the most difficult task is to maintain the high level, once achieved. It is 

the duty and the effort of the faculty leaders, together with the development of the faculty, 

improvement of its reputation and recognition, also to bring up new generations of pharmacists able to 

develop successfully pharmacy as such. My belief is constant: if the student – teacher relationship is 

to be a factor in the process of the creation of space for knowledge transmission and receipt, it must 

be based on mutual respect, recognition, acceptance and collaboration. The teachers’ ability to 

transmit to others on a daily basis their academic dispositions and ideas, their ability to write and 

implement science, to motivate, encourage and teach through their own approach, their willingness to 

spend time with the students is the principle that I will struggle to maintain at the faculty. At the same 

time, I will make every effort in order that you – students - can develop a close relation to the faculty 

where you will spend an important stage of your lives. I will make every effort that your liking for the 

institution that is a part of the great family called Comenius University can get under your skin, so that 

you shall be proud of where you study. 

The faculty is the space we share; the faculty with its past and present. The faculty - it is the 

teachers: professors, associate professors, assistants and scientific and pedagogic staff. However, it 

is the same faculty with its future, which is you: students, PhD students and graduates. If it is true that 

the teacher is a co-creator of the noblest human properties, then I wish us all and, in the first place I 

wish you – the students that this substance of ethics of the teaching profession is present at our 

faculty every single day of this academic year and during all academic years that are to come. I wish 

you can find the space offered by the academic environment because it is now that you are forming 

reasons to come back to the faculty regularly and repeatedly. It is the faculty where you will get the 

knowledge you will need to maintain your professional continuity and provision of your career growth. 

Bratislava, June 2012 D e a n

prof. RNDr. Karol Mičieta, PhD. 

Rector of Comenius University in Bratislava

RECTOR OF CU 

ACADEMIC DIGNITARIES OF COMENIUS 

UNIVERSITY IN BRATISLAVA 

prof. RNDr. Karol Mičieta, PhD. 

karol.micieta@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 5292 1594, (02) 59244 141; (02) 5296 3836 

VICE RECTORS 

Vice Rector for Information Technologies 

prof. RNDr. Ján Turňa, CSc. 

jan.turna@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 428; (02) 5296 3836 

Vice Rector for Legislation 

prof. JUDr. Mária Patakyová, CSc. 

maria.patakyova@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 109; (02) 5296 3836 

Vice Rector for Science and Research and PhD. Study 

prof. MUDr. Dušan Meško, PhD. 

dusan.mesko@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 5296 2003, (02) 59244 669; (02) 5296 3836 

Vice Rector for Foreign Relations 

doc. RNDr. Ing. Ľubomír Šlahor, CSc. 

lubomir.slahor@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 227; (02) 59244 204 

Vice Rector for Educational Activity 

doc. RNDr. Ján Pekár, PhD. 

jan.pekar@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 5296 3710, (02) 59244 333; (02) 5296 3836 

Vice Rector for Development 

doc. RNDr. Ivan Ostrovský, CSc. 

ivan.ostrovsky@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 182 

CHAIR OF ACADEMIC SENATE OF CU 

doc. MUDr. Daniel Böhmer, PhD. 

daniel.bohmer@fmed.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 424 

Address: Rector΄s Office of CU in Bratislava, Šafárikovo námestie 6, 818 06 Bratislava 16 

02/59244111- switchboard, http://wwww.uniba.sk 

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QUAESTOR OF CU 

Ing. Monika Tarabová 

monika.tarabova@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 5292 1197, (02) 59244 246 

SELECTED DEPARTMENTS OF RECTOR΄S OFFICE OF CU 

Department of the Main Controller 

JUDr. Marta Partlová 

marta.partlova@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 115 

Department of Study Affairs 

PhDr. Emília Hrušovská, Head 

emilia.hrusovska@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 339 

Administrator responsible for the AIS2 CU content 

Mgr. Richard Richter 

richard.richter@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59339 312 

Department of Science and Research and PhD. Study 

PhDr. Adriana Csölleyová, Head 

adriana.csolleyova@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 446 

Department of International Relations 

Mgr. Magdaléna Belková, Head 

magdalena.belkova@rec.uniba.sk 

+421 2 59244 443 

Department of Legislation 

JUDr. Eva Takácsová 

eva.takacsova@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 568 

Department of Development 

Mgr. Helga Jančovičová, PhD., Head 

helga.jancovicova@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59244 277 

Department of Public Relations 

PhDr. Andrea Kučerová, Head 

andrea.kucerova@rec.uniba.sk 

(02) 59 244 355 

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SELECTED FACILITIES OF CU 

Centre of Further Education 

PaedDr. Janka Chládecká, PhD., director 

Odbojárov 10/A, P.O.Box 98, 820 05 Bratislava 25 

02/50 117 731, 02/50 117 720, janka.chladecka@cdv.uniba.sk 

Institute for Language and Academic Preparation for Foreign Students of CU 

Mgr. Ľudmila Ábelová, Director of Division 

02/544 10 368, 02/544 10 902, abelova@cdv.uniba.sk 

Study Centre: 

Modra – Harmónia č.3553, 900 01 Modra 

+421(0)33/647 22 97, modra@cdvuk.sk 

Psychology Guidance for Students 

Staré Grunty 36, 

Átriový dom R 

842 25 Bratislava 

02/654 29 562 ppv@rec.uniba.sk 

Comenius University Press 

RNDr. Sergej Troščák, Publishing Director 

Šafarikovo nám. 6, 818 06 Bratislava 

02/59 24 46 58, troscak@rec.uniba.sk 

Polygraphic Centre: 

Jozef Sedlák, Head 

02/65 42 99 97, sedlák@rec.uniba.sk 

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prof. PharmDr. Ján Kyselovič, CSc. 

Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy of CU in Bratislava 

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DEAN: 

ACADEMIC DIGNITARIES OF THE FACULTY OF 

PHARMACY CU 


dekan@fpharm.uniba.sk 

(02) 50 117 101, (02) 50 117 377 

VICE DEANS: 

First Vice Dean and Vice Dean for Cooperation with Practice 

doc. PharmDr. Ján Klimas, PhD. 

klimas@fpharm.uniba.sk 

(02) 50 117 115 

Vice Dean for Educational Activities and PhD. Study 

doc. PharmDr. Pavel Mučaji, PhD. 

mucaji@fpharm.uniba.sk 

(02) 50 117 201, 119 

Vice Dean for Scientific and Research Activities and IT 

prof. Ing. Milan Remko, DrSc. 

remko@fpharm.uniba.sk 

(02) 50 117 225 

Vice Dean for Faculty´s Development and Foreign Relations 

doc. RNDr. Peter Mikuš, PhD. 

mikus@fpharm.uniba.sk 

(02) 50 117 243, 110 

Dean΄s Office of the Faculty of Pharmacy of CU: 832 32 Bratislava, Odbojárov 10 

(02)50 117 101, (02)50 117 100 

sd@fpharm.uniba.sk 

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DEAN΄S ADVISORY BODIES OF THE FACULTY OF 

PHARMACY OF CU 

Chairman: 


Scientific Board 

vr@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Members: 





Dr. h. c. prof. Ing. Ferdinand Devínsky, DrSc. 

prof. Pavol Balgavý, CSc. 

Dr. h. c. prof. RNDr. Jozef Čiţmárik, PhD. 

prof. RNDr. Viliam Foltán, CSc. 

prof. RNDr. Daniel Grančai, CSc. 

prof. RNDr. Emil Havránek, PhD. 

prof. RNDr. Dušan Mlynarčík, DrSc. 

prof. Ing. Milan Nagy, CSc. 

prof. MUDr. Pavel Švec, DrSc. 

doc. RNDr. Ingrid Pauliková, CSc. 

doc. RNDr. Eva Sedlárová, PhD. 

doc. RNDr. Ingrid Tumová, CSc. 

doc. RNDr. Daniela Uhríková, CSc. 

doc. RNDr. Marián Ţabka, CSc. 

prof. PharmDr. Daniela Jeţová, DrSc. 

prof. MVDr. Emil Pilipčinec, PhD. 

prof. MUDr. Iwar Klimeš, DrSc. 

prof. Ing. Dušan Bakoš, DrSc. 

prof. PharmDr. Alexandr Hrabálek, PhD. 

doc. RNDr. Milan Ţemlička, CSc. 

RNDr. Mária Mušková, CSc. 

PharmDr. Ján Mazag 

PharmDr. Milica Molitorisová 

Participants without voting rights: 

Chairman of Academic Senate 

Vice Chairman of AS – a student 

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Dean΄s Board 

Dean´s Board is the Dean´s advisory body whose members are Vice Deans, 

the Heads of the departments and workplaces, the Secretary of the Faculty, the 

Chairman of AS and both Vice Chairmen of AS and the Chairman of the Unions. 

Faculty Management 

Faculty Management is the Dean´s advisory body whose members are Vice 

Deans of the Faculty, the Secretary of the Faculty, the Chairman of AS and both Vice 

Chairmen of AS and the Chairman of the Unions. 

Academic Senate 

as@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Academic Senate of the Faculty is composed of elected representatives of the 

Academia. 

Chairman of Academic Senate: doc. RNDr. Jindra Valentová, PhD. 

Vice-Chairs of Academic Senate: 

Chair of Staff Chamber of AS: Mgr. Jaroslav Tóth, PhD. 

Chair of Students Chamber of AS: Matúš Puskajler 

Secretary of AS: doc. RNDr. Jana Gallová, CSc. 

Members of Staff Chamber: Members of Students Chamber: 

RNDr. František Bilka, PhD. Eva Badíková 

Mgr. Martina Dubničková, PhD. Slavoj Ilušák 

PharmDr. Silvia Fialová, PhD. Martin Navrátil 

doc. RNDr. Magdaléna Fulmeková, CSc. Mgr. Matúš Pupák 

doc. RNDr. Jana Gallová, CSc. Matúš Puskajler 

PharmDr. Vladimír Garaj, PhD. Veronika Sadovská 

doc. RNDr. Magdaléna Kuţelová, CSc. Patrícia Schnorrerová 

PharmDr. Ľubica Lehocká, PhD. 

Mgr. Dalibor Ludvig 

doc. PhDr. Ľudmila Ozábalová, PhD. 

doc. PharmDr. Miroslava Sýkorová, PhD. 

Mgr. Jaroslav Tóth, PhD. 

doc. PharmDr. Jindra Valentová, PhD. 


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OFFICES OF THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY OF 

COMENIUS UNIVERSITY IN BRATISLAVA 

533 11 03 900 

DEAN´S OFFICE 

832 32 Bratislava, ul. Odbojárov 10, 50 117 101 

Secretary of the Faculty: Ing. Peter Grünzweig 

50 117 104, room no.14 tf@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Assistant to the Secretary: Bc. Soňa Macková 

50 117 103 atf@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Dean´s Office: Mgr. Zuzana Iţová 

50 117 101, 50 117 100 sd@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Departments of the Dean΄s Office 

Study Department: studijne@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 146 

Head of Study Department: Ing. Margita Hupková 

hupkovam@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 145 

Staff: Ing. Helena Jakubčíková 

Mgr. Mária Goliašová 

Ing. Jana Zábojníková 

Mgr. Michaela Gašparová – Foreign Students 

gasparova@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 144 

Ing. Marek Vozár – Local Administrator for AIS2 

vozar@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 114 

Office hours: Monday 13.00 – 15.00 

Tuesday – Friday 9.00 – 11.30 

Office of Science and Research and Foreign Relations: 

Staff: Mgr. Viera Karakayová 

ov@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 107 

Office of Economics and Reimbursment for Business Trip Expenses: 

Staff: Ruţena Kročková res@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 112 

Technical Administrator of Intergrated Information System: 

Staff: RNDr. Peter Musil, PhD. iiks@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 114 

Marek Čičvak 50 117 108 

Ing. Karol Liebl 50 117 108 

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Cashier΄s Office: 

Staff: Jana Bláhová 

Office hours: Wednesday 10.oo – 12.oo 

Office of Human Resources: personalne@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 139 

Staff: Ing. Anna Beňová, Mgr. Veronika Motešická 

European Projects Office: vargova@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 138 

Staff: Ing. Karin Vargová, Mgr. Michaela Vargová 

Office of Planning and Budget: par@fpharm.uniba.sk 50117 109 

Staff: Ing. Peter Grünzweig 

Work Economics and Payroll Office: rmu@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 138 

Staff: Bc. Sylvia Bakytová 

General Bookkeeping Office: vu@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 116 

Staff: Margita Rohošková, Jana Bláhová 

Financial Bookkeeping Office: 

Staff: Martina Godányová 

Office for Property Administration: ema@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 106 

Staff: Juliana Inczédiová 

Work Safety and Civil Defence Office: boz@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 116 

Staff: Jana Bláhová, Safety Control-VT2, s.r.o. 

Building Administrator: majka@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 196 

Staff: Ing. Jozef Majka 

Department of Operating and Managing of the Property: 

Staff: Mgr. Július Belan hs@fpharm.uniba.sk 50 117 106 

Archive, Submission Office: podatelna@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Staff: Viera Floreková 

Office hours: Monday - Friday 10.oo – 12.oo 

Workshop: 

Staff: Vincent Ebringer, Ladislav Farkas, Gregor Geleta, 

Peter Spál 

Storekeeper: Katarína Doleţalová, Štefan Lehotský 

Caretaker: Jana Števová 

Driver: Jaroslav Ţihlavský 

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I. DEPARTMENTS 

03110 

Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis and Nuclear Pharmacy 

832 32 Bratislava, ul. Odbojárov 10, 2 nd floor, 50 117 244 

Head: doc. RNDr. Peter Mikuš, PhD. 

room no.206 , 50 117 243, mikus@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy Head: prof. RNDr. Emil Havránek, PhD. 

Secretary: PharmDr. Katarína Maráková, PhD. 

Office Administrator: Daniela Výbohová 50 117 244, vybohova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Professors: 

prof. RNDr. Emil Havránek, PhD. 

Scientific Branch 52-01-9 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

prof. RNDr. Milan Melník, DrSc. 

Scientific Branch Inorganic Chemistry 

Associate Proffesors: 

Lecturers: 


Study Branch 7.3.3 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

doc. Ing. Jan Světlík, CSc. 


doc. PharmDr. Miroslava Sýkorová, PhD. 


Ing. Ivan Benkovský, CSc. 

RNDr. Svetlana Dokupilová, PhD. 

PharmDr. Katarína Maráková, PhD. 

PharmDr. Veronika Mikušová, PhD. 

RNDr. Alexandra Planková, PhD. 

Ing. Oľga Štroffeková, PhD. 

PharmDr. Lucia Veizerová, PhD. 

Full-time PhD. Students: 

Ing. Jaroslav Galba 

Mgr. Juraj Piešťanský 

PharmDr. Roman Staník 

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Employees with tertiary education: 

Ing. Drahomíra Rauová 

Ing. Anton Ťaţký 

Employees with secondary education: 

Terézia Cingelová, Zuzana Kohútová, Dana Sviteková, Jozefína 

Špringerová, Ján Štrba, Marcela Zajíčková, Beata Zborníková 

* * * 

The scientific and research activities of the department are directed at the basic 

research in the field of analytical methods and control processes substantial for the 

identification and quantification of the components in biological systems in the terms of 

health and environment protection. The centre of our studies is in the field of 

instrumental analysis (2D HPLC-UV/MS, 2D CE-UV/DAD/LIF/MS, RRFA, biosensors, 

UV-VIS and Fluorescence spectrophotometric methods, etc.) with the emphasis on the 

multicomponent inorganic analysis of biogenic and toxic elements, the level of drugs 

and their metabolites in biological matrixes and the foreign substances in environment. 

The research is mainly oriented at the field of biomedical studies (pharmacokinetics, 

metabolism studies, biomarkers monitoring, diagnostic studies, etc.) and the field of 

preparation and analytical evaluation of new radiopharmaceuticals and coordinative 

chemistry of biologically important substances. 

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Department of Chemical Theory of Drugs 

832 32 Bratislava, Kalinčiakova ul. 8, 2 nd floor, 50 117 332 

Head: Dr.h.c. prof. Ing. Ferdinand Devínsky, DSc. 

50 117 120, room no.225, devinsky@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy Head: doc. PharmDr. Jindra Valentová, PhD. 

Secretary: Ing. Renáta Horáková, PhD. 

Office Administrator: Eva Očvárová 50 117 332, kchtl@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Professors: 

Dr.h.c. prof. Ing. Ferdinand Devínsky, DrSc. 

Research Discipline 52-01-9 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

Associate Professors: 

doc. RNDr. Ruţena Čiţmáriková, CSc. 


doc. Ing. Ivan Lacko 


doc. PharmDr. Jindra Valentová, PhD. 


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Lecturers: 

doc. Ing. Martin Pisárčik, CSc. 

Research Discipline 5.2.21 Technology of Macromolecular Compounds 

Ing. Ladislav Habala, PhD. 

Ing. Renáta Horáková, PhD. 

RNDr. Janka Kubincová, PhD. 

PharmDr. Miloš Lukáč, PhD. 

RNDr. Roman Mikláš, PhD. 

Natalia Miklášová, PhD. 

Ing. Iveta Pechová, PhD. 

RNDr. Mája Polakovičová, PhD. 

RNDr. Zita Puterová, PhD. 


Mgr. Marek Matuška 

Mgr. Andrej Némethy 

Mgr. Matúš Pupák 

Mgr. Lukáš Timko 


doc. RNDr. Mária Kohútová, CSc. 


Igor Klein, Zuzana Koritšanská, Štefan Lehotský, Alţbeta Nedorostová, 

Janka Tarabová 

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The research activities of the department are directed towards the complex 

research, design and study of the properties of bioactive molecules - potential drugs. 

The central idea is the chirality of bioactive compounds, their preparation and their 

effect upon biosystems. The research activity is mainly performed in the following 

areas: 

- study of newly synthesized compounds with -adrenergic effect, stereo 

selective synthesis of selected aryloxyaminopropanol type compounds; 

- design, preparation and study of properties of new membrane active 

amphiphilic compounds including the assessment of their biological activity 

on the cellular and sub-cellular level; 

- utilization of enantiomeric separation methods for evaluation of stereo 

selective metabolism of selected drugs possesing stereogenic centre(s); 

- design, preparation and study of coordination compounds of biologically 

important central atoms and ligands mainly with antiflogistic, radioprotective 

and superoxide dismutase like activities; 

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- research in the field of compounds negatively influencing the human body 

(illicit drugs, antidoping and other prohibited compounds) in the framework 

of the Centre of excellence in security research; 

- employing computer methods for designing of new biologically active 

compounds - CAMD (computer-aided molecular design). 

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Department of Cellular and Molecular Biology of Drugs 

832 32 Bratislava, Kalinčiakova ul. 8, 3 rd floor, 50 117 309 

Head: doc. RNDr. Ingrid Pauliková, CSc. 

50 117 130, room no.331 paulikova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy Head: doc. RNDr. Marián Bukovský, PhD. 

Secretary: Mgr. Martina Dubničková, PhD. 

Office Administrator: Margita Sztranyovszká 50 117 309, kbm@fpharm.uniba.sk 

03 131 

Section of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 

Head: doc. RNDr. Lýdia Bezáková, CSc. 


Lecturers: 

50 117 307, room no.321 

bezakova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

doc. RNDr. Lýdia Bezáková, CSc. 

Scientific Branch 14-10-9 Biochemistry 

doc. PharmDr. Marek Obloţinský, PhD. 

Study Branch 7.1.28. Medical, clinical and pharmaceutical biochemistry 

doc. RNDr. Ingrid Pauliková, CSc. 

Scientific Branch 14-10-9 Biochemistry 

PharmDr. Andrea Balaţová, PhD. 

RNDr. František Bilka, PhD. 

Mgr. Ivana Holková, PhD. 

PharmDr. Katarína Šišková, PhD. 

Ing. Ľudmila Pašková, PhD. 

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Emeritus Professors: 

prof. Ing. Peter Kovács, DrSc. 

prof. RNDr. Mikuláš Pšenák, CSc. 


RNDr. Víťazoslava Blanáriková 

RNDr. Ján Stano, CSc. 

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Section of Microbiology, Immunology and Hygiene 

Head: doc. RNDr. Marián Bukovský , PhD. 

Professors: 

50 117 311, room no.329/a bukovsky@fpharm.uniba.sk 

prof. RNDr. Dušan Mlynarčík, DrSc. 

Scientific Branch 52-03-9 Galenic Pharmacy 


Lecturers: 

doc. RNDr. Marián Bukovský , PhD. 

Scientific Branch 15-10-9 Microbiology 

Mgr. Andrea Bilková, PhD. 

Mgr. Martina Dubničková, PhD. 

RNDr. Hyacinta Májeková, PhD. 

PharmDr. Hana Kiňová Sepová, PhD. 


MUDr. Helena Hupková, PhD. 


PharmDr. Peter Hoffman 

PharmDr. Renáta Kollárová 

Mgr. Veronika Kováčiková 

Mgr. Matej Mydla 

Mgr. Mária Pekárová 


Bc. Miriam Kocúrová, Agnesa Laciková, Anna Naňáková, Mária Olšavská, 

Mária Pavlišinová, Gabriela Práznovská, Nikola Dostálová 

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The scientific and research activities of the department are focused on the 

following: 

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Study of enzymes and their regulative mechanisms in the relation to biosynthesis 

of the therapeutically active compounds found in plants. Study of the enzymes of the 

signal transducing processes inside of plant cells. 

Enzymatic systems metabolizing foreign substances. Study of cholinergic system, 

adaptation mechanisms. Testing of potential antioxidant active compounds with the 

utilization of model enzymes. 

Interaction of the biocide effects of the newly prepared compounds with 

microorganism cells. 

Biological and genetic characterisation of new potentially probiotic microorganisms. 

Immunomodulatory and anti-microbiotic effects of microorganisms, natural and 

synthetic substances. 

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Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

832 32 Bratislava, Odbojárov 10, 3 rd floor, 50 117 230 

Head: doc. RNDr. Eva Sedlárová, PhD. 

50 117 140 (228), room no.325 sedlarova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy Head: prof. Ing. Milan Remko, DrSc. 

Secretary: PharmDr. Vladimír Garaj, PhD. 

Office Administrator: Mgr. Silvia Bučková, 50 117 230 buckova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Professors: 

Dr. h. c. prof. RNDr. Jozef Čiţmárik, PhD. 



Scientific Branch 14-04-9 Physical Chemistry and Chemical Physics 

Associate professors: 

Lecturers: 

doc. Mgr. Fils Andriamainty, PhD. 

Study Branch 52-01-9 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

doc. RNDr. Ţelmíra Bezáková, CSc. 


doc. RNDr. Eva Sedlárová, PhD. 


doc. RNDr. Mária Stankovičová, CSc. 


PharmDr. Vladimír Garaj, PhD. 

PharmDr. Martin Gáplovský, PhD. 

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PharmDr. Ivan Malík, PhD. 

Ing. Stanislava Šoralová, PhD. 


PharmDr. Jana Gališinová 

Mgr. Pavol Jeţko 

PharmDr. Matej Maruniak 

Mgr. Daniela Scholtzová 


Lívia Budová, Viera Današová, Vlasta Hanulíková, Martina Kysucká, Darina 

Matejová 

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The scientific and research activities of the department are centred into three 

projects with grant preference: 

a) Study of derivates and analogues of phenylcarbamic acid as potential drugs, 

b) Molecular modelling and study of new drugs characteristics, 

c) Study of new drugs and substances characteristics in compliance with the 

European Union legislation. 

This activity is realized through targeted projection, modelling, synthesis, analysis and 

study of physical and chemical characteristics of new local anaesthetics, betaadrenolytics, 

antiarrhythmics, antiulcers, free radicals suppressors, antineoplastics 

and disinfectants. 

The main emphasis is put on the study of relations between chemical structure and 

biological activity with the utilisation of QSAR methods and molecular modelling. This 

research is supported by international grants as well. 

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Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology 

832 32 Bratislava, Kalinčiakova ul. 8, groundfloor, 50 117 371 

Head: doc. RNDr. Ingrid Tumová, CSc. 

50 117 372, room no. 344 tumova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy head: doc. RNDr. Magdeléna Kuţelová, CSc. 

Secretary: PharmDr. Elena Ondriašová, CSc. 

Office Administrator: Dagmar Křečková, e-mail: kreckova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Alexandra Striničová 

50 117 371 strinicova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

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Section of Pharmacological Propaedeutic 

Head: prof. PharmDr. Ján Kyselovič, CSc. 

50 117 101, 377 kyselovic@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Professors: 


Study Branch 7.3.2 Pharmacology 


Lecturers: 



doc. MUDr. Tatiana Stankovičová, CSc. 


PharmDr. Stanislava Jankyová, PhD. 

RNDr. Boţena Kovácsová, CSc. 

PharmDr. Eva Kráľová, PhD. 

RNDr. Peter Musil, PhD. 

Mgr. Ondrej Sprušanský, PhD. 


PharmDr. Hana Černecká 

Mgr. Veronika Danevová 

Mgr. Dominika Dingová 

Mgr. Lucia Menšíková 

Mgr. Jana Mlynárová 

Mgr. Katarína Mrvová 

Mgr. Zuzana Nichtová 

Mgr. Barbora Prokopová 

Mgr. Kristína Stahlová 

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Section of Pharmacology and Toxicology 

Head: doc. RNDr. Eva Račanská, CSc. 

room no.346, 50 117 374, racanska@fpharm.uniba.sk 


doc. RNDr. Eva Račanská, CSc. 

Scientific Branch 51-04-9 Pharmacology 

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Lecturers: 

doc. RNDr. Ingrid Tumová, CSc. 


PharmDr. Adriana Adameová, PhD. 

PharmDr. Anna Hrabovská, PhD. 

PharmDr. Peter Křenek, PhD. 

PharmDr. Marek Máťuš, PhD. 


Mgr. Gabriel Dóka 

Mgr. Lea Dugovičová 

Mgr. Beata Gajdáčová 

Mgr. Matej Kučera 

Mgr. Lenka Piváčková 

Mgr. Tomáš Rajtík 

03 152 

Section of Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy 

Head: doc. RNDr. Magdaléna Kuţelová, CSc. 

room no. 12, 50 117 367, kuzelova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Professors: 

prof. MUDr. Pavel Švec, DrSc. 



Lecturers: 

doc. RNDr. Magdaléna Kuţelová, CSc. 


PharmDr. Adela Čorejová, PhD. 

PharmDr. Tatiana Foltánová, PhD. 

PharmDr. Elena Ondriašová, CSc. 

PharmDr. Miriam Verčinská, PhD. 


Mgr. Martina Baláţová 

Mgr. Barbora Kováčová 

PharmDr. Jana Slaţneva 

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Bc. Adriana Chalányiová 


Menagerie: 

Other staff: 

Jozefína Haššová, Simona Kolembusová, Elena Rusnáková, Alexandra 

Striničová, Drahomíra Struhárová, Ján Tomášek 

Alena Hnízdová, Lenka Svobodová 

Anna Fraňová 

* * * 

Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology is focusing its scientific and 

research activities on the analysis of active substances with impact on cardiovascular 

system. The department research teams analyse: 

- pharmacological characteristics of newly synthesised substances with betaadrenolytic, 

local anaesthetic, antiphlogistic, vasoactive and antidiabetic 

activity; the relation between chemical structure and biological activity and 

the mechanism of drug effects, 

- effect of known and newly synthesised drugs on the functionality of heart, 

vessels, kidneys, influence on gene expression in various experimental 

animal models of cardiovascular diseases including hypertension, 

myocardial ischemia – reperfusion injury, atherosclerosis and cardiac 

failure, 

- risk group pharmacotherapy, mainly children and seniors with the emphasis 

on drug effectiveness and safety. 

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Department of Organisation and Management in Pharmacy 

832 32 Bratislava, Kalinčiakova ul. 8, 1 st floor, 50 117 348 

Head: prof. RNDr. Viliam Foltán, CSc. 

50 117 160, no.115 foltan@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy Head: doc. RNDr. Ján Majtás, CSc. 

Secretary: PharmDr. Miroslava Snopková, PhD. 

Office Administrator: Jana Ridošová 50 117 348 ridosova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

03 161 

Section of Social Pharmacy 

Head: prof. RNDr. Viliam Foltán, CSc. 

50 117 160, room no.115 foltan@fpharm.uniba.sk 

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Professors: 

prof. RNDr.Viliam Foltán, CSc. 

Scientific Branch 51-43-9 Public Health 


Lecturers: 

doc. RNDr. Ján Majtás, CSc. 

Scientific Branch 52-06-9 Retail Pharmacy 

PharmDr. Tünde Ambrus, PhD. 

PharmDr. Adela Lagin 

PharmDr. Daniela Mináriková, PhD. 

PharmDr. Milica Molitorisová 


Mgr. Katarína Bellová 

Mgr. Katarína Gatialová 

PharmDr. Adela Lagin 

PharmDr. Lucia Masaryková 

Mgr. Martin Miko 

Mgr. Mária Molčanová 

PharmDr. Lenka Petrová 


Peter Kečkeš, Jana Galášová, Daniela Leitmanová 

03 162 

APL Section of Retail Pharmacy 

Head Pharmacist: doc. RNDr. Magdaléna Fulmeková, CSc. 

Head of University Pharmacy 

Ruţinovská 12, 826 22 Bratislava, 482 110 22, 482 110 01 

prednosta@ulfafuk.sk 

Associate Proffesors: 

Lecturers: 

doc. RNDr. Magdaléna Fulmeková, CSc. 

Scientific Branch Retail Pharmacy 

PharmDr. Miroslava Snopková, PhD. 

PharmDr. Ľubica Lehocká, PhD. 

PharmDr. Ing. Ivona Malovecká 

* * * 

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Department covers the education within the following basic subjects: 

Computing, Pharmaceutical propedeutics, Social pharmacy, Pharmacy; Elective 

subjects: Basics of management for pharmacists, Pharmaceutical informatics, 

Economy and drugs production management, Hospital pharmacy; Grants a 

compulsory six-month training and organises other professional practices in 

pharmaceutical institutions. 

The scientific and research activities of the department are focused on the 

problems of: 

a) pharmacoeconomics, pharmacoepidemiology and pharmaceutics 

management, 

b) comparison of the state of pharmaceutics and health care to the other EU 

states, 

c) relation of drug consumption to health state of the population, 

d) pharmaceutical historiography, 

e) realisation of information systems in pharmaceutics, 

f) state of pharmaceutics within health care. 

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Department of Pharmacognosy and Botany 

832 32 Bratislava, ul. Odbojárov 10, 4 th floor, 50 117 205 

Head: prof. RNDr. Daniel Grančai, CSc. 

50 117 170, room no.407 grancai@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy Head: prof. Ing. Milan Nagy, CSc. 

Secretary: doc. PharmDr. Pavel Mučaji, PhD. 

Office Administrator: Terézia Kňazeová 

50 117 205 knazeova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

03 171 

Section of Pharmacognosy 

Head: prof. RNDr. Daniel Grančai, CSc. 

50 117 170, room no.407 

Professors: 

prof. RNDr. Daniel Grančai, CSc. 

Scientific Branch 52-02-9 Pharmacognosy 

prof. Ing. Milan Nagy, CSc. 





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Lecturers: 

PharmDr. Szilvia Czigle, PhD. 

PharmDr. Silvia Fialová, PhD. 

RNDr. Mária Haladová, CSc. 

PharmDr. Ľubica Laciková, PhD. 

RNDr. Mária Mrlianová, CSc. 

PharmDr. Zuzana Scheerová Kontšeková, PhD. 

RNDr. Daniela Tekeľová, CSc. 

Mgr. Jaroslav Tóth, PhD. 


PharmDr. et Mgr. Elena Kurin 

PharmDr. Anna Macková 

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Section of Botany and Pharmacoergasy 

832 32 Bratislava, Kalinčiakova ul. 8, 1 st floor, 50 117 213 

Head: doc. RNDr. Štefánia Vaverková, CSc. 


Lecturers: 

doc. RNDr. Štefánia Vaverková, CSc. 

Scientific Branch 15-07-9 Botany 

RNDr. Ingrid Mistríková, CSc. 


50 117 213, room no.132 vaverkova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Emília Bláţová, Anna Krchňavá, Eva Orendáčová, Jana Pavešicová, Mária 

Dobiašová, Zuzana Sztranyovszká 

* * * 

The department research is focused on requirements of the social practice and 

is targeted at the drugs with the biogenic origin: 

Pharmacognosy in its research programme comes out of natural materials 

(drugs, fresh plants, vegetable and animal products), tests and isolates their active 

substances, determines their structure, studies the mechanics of their production and 

their significance in the context of living nature. It also studies anatomical and 

morphological evaluation of practically significant drugs. 

Department of botany and pharmacoergasis studies the effects of the 

exogenetic factors on medicinal plants. The research is focused on the solution of 

practical and theoretical problems of the relation between the production of 

therapeutically active substances and biomass production; the problems of 

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pathophysiology of the selected species, which represent the material basis for 

pharmaceutical industry or are potentially perspective. 

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Department of Physical Chemistry of Drugs 

832 32 Bratislava, ul. Odbojárov 10, groundfloor, 50 117 285 

Head: doc. RNDr. Daniela Uhríková, CSc. 

50 117 180 (292) uhrikova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy Head: doc. RNDr. Jana Gallová, CSc. 

Secretary: Ing. Jarmila Oremusová, CSc. 

Office Administrator: Kristína Satková 50 117 285 kfchl@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Professors: 

prof. Pavol Balgavý, CSc. 

Scientific Branch Physics 


Lecturers: 

doc. RNDr. Daniela Uhríková, CSc. 

Study Branch 4.1.1. Physics 

doc. RNDr. Jana Gallová, CSc. 

Study Branch 4.1.1. Physics 

RNDr. Alexander Búcsi, PhD. 

RNDr. Tomáš Fazekaš, PhD. 

Ing. Vladimír Frecer, PhD. 

Mgr. Janka Karlovská, PhD. 

Mgr. Mária Klacsová, PhD. 

Mgr. Tomáš Kondela 

Ing. Jarmila Oremusová, CSc. 

Mgr. Petra Pullmannová, PhD. 

RNDr. Mária Vojteková, CSc. 

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Mgr. Norbert Kučerka, PhD. 


Mgr. Silvia Huláková 

Mgr. Lukáš Hubčík 


Júlia Didáková, Elena Klinčoková, Anna Sláviková 

* * * 

The department utilises experimental and theoretical computing methods to 

study physical and chemical characteristics of drugs and model substances with the 

emphasis on: 

- interaction of drugs, sterols and proteins with the model membrane in terms 

of molecular mechanisms of drug effects; 

- interaction of DNA with supramolecular phospholipidic aggregates in terms 

of their utilisation as transferring vectors of genetic material; 

- generation of molecular associates, micellization and partition equilibrium of 

drugs in terms of the explanation of drug effects and possibilities for 

preparation of suitable drug forms; 

combinatorial chemistry as a method for receptor – drug system modelling 

and drug design. 

03 190 

Department of Galenic Pharmacy 

832 32 Bratislava, ul. Odbojárov 10, 1 st floor and basement, 50 117 266 

Head: doc. RNDr. Marián Ţabka, CSc. 

50 117 265 (190), room no.108 

zabka@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Deputy Head: RNDr. Klára Gardavská, CSc. 

Secretary: PharmDr. Lenka Starýchová 

Office Administrator: Kristína Valentovičová 


doc. RNDr. Katarína Ducková, PhD. 


doc. RNDr. Mária Vitková, CSc. 


doc. RNDr. Zuzana Vitková, PhD. 


50 117 266 valentovicova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

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Lecturers: 



PharmDr. Mária Čuchorová 

RNDr. Klára Gardavská, CSc. 

PharmDr. Petra Herdová, PhD. 

PharmDr. Miroslava Hukeľová 

PharmDr. Andrea Liščáková, PhD. 

PharmDr. Miroslava Potúčková, PhD. 

PharmDr. Lenka Starýchová 

Mgr. Jana Šeligová 

PharmDr. Margaréta Šubová, PhD. 

PharmDr. Eduard Tichý, PhD. 


Mgr. Alexandra Kodadová 

PharmDr. Charalampos Koutsoulas 


Other staff: 

Dana Andrášová, Alena Ďurinová, Miroslava Kvandová, Jana Minachinová, 

Erika Polášková, Rozália Vadkertiová 

Monika Buzmová, Kamil Rímeš 

* * * 

The scientific and research activities of Department of Galenic Pharmacy are 

focused on the following: 

a) solid per oral drugs with rapid drug liberation, 

b) drugs with modified (delayed) speed of drug liberation, 

c) multiple per oral drug forms, 

d) transdermal therapeutic systems, superficial therapeutic systems, 

e) microparticles and nanoparticles systems (micro emulsions, microspheres from 

biologically degradable polymers, liposomes), 

pre-formulation studies. 

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Department of Languages 

832 32 Bratislava, Odbojárov 10, 1 st floor, rooms no. 104, 110, 117 

50 117 195, 210 

Head: doc. PhDr. Ľudmila Ozábalová, PhD. 

50 117 195 ozabalova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

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Deputy Head : PhDr. Eleonóra Vallová, PhD. vallova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Secretary: PhDr. Darina Kliţanová klizanova@fpharm.uniba.sk 


Lecturers: 

doc. PhDr. Ľudmila Ozábalová, PhD. 

Scientific Branch 73-19-9 Classical Philology 

Mgr. Oľga Hollá holla@fpharm.uniba.sk 

PhDr. Mária Klimecká klimecka@fpharm.uniba.sk 

PhDr. Darina Kliţanová klizanova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

PhDr. Katarína Martinková martinkova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

PhDr. Eleonóra Vallová, PhD. vallova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

* * * 

Department of Languages provides education of classical Latin and English 

languages in form of seminars in both Slovak and English study courses. It also offers 

Slovak language seminars for foreign students. 

Scientific and research activities are focused on deepening the research of 

selected problems in the field of classical philology. Department of Languages cooperates 

with foreign academic and scientific institutions, mainly in Austria and the 

UK. The foreign languages are taught in standard spoken form as well as professional 

pharmaceutical form while using contacts abroad and contacts with foreign 

educational institutions in our country. The Slovak language for foreigners provides the 

basics of practical communication required for pharmacies. 

Head: 

03 220 

Department of Physical Education and Sports 

832 32 Bratislava, Odbojárov 10, 50 117 166 

50 117 220 

Deputy Head: PaedDr. Martina Tibenská, PhD. 

Lecturers: 

Mgr. Dalibor Ludvig ludvig@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Mgr. Jozef Stowasser stowasser@fpharm.uniba.sk 

PaedDr. Martina Tibenská, PhD. tibenska@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Mgr. Lenka Nagyová nagyova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

* * * 

Department of Physical Education and Sports focuses it’s scientific and 

research activities on the impact of physical education and sport on all-round 

development of student personality, monitoring of physical abilities with emphasis on 

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sport specialisation and uplifting of physical readiness of the Comenius University 

students. 

The department is involved in the solution of partial problems of the national 

and departmental plan of research for all the aforementioned problems. 

The pedagogical activity of Department of Physical Education and Sports is 

targeted at creating positive and lasting relationship of students to regular physical 

activities as life-time health prevention. 

03 520 

Central Library 

832 32 Bratislava, Kalinčiakova ul. 8, 1 st floor 

ul.Odbojárov 10, 1 st floor, 50 117 156 

Library Director: PhDr. Mária Kadnárová 

50 117 155, room no.125/a 

kadnarova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Professional staff: 

Other staff: 

Mgr. Katarína Garajová, Mgr. Zuzana Hlavenková, Mgr. Anna Hutyrová, Mgr. 

Zuzana Jasenská, Renáta Podobeková, Eva Violová 

Agáta Bogárová 

Central Library Headquarters, Kalinčiakova ul. 8: 

Borrowing room: 50 117 159 

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pozicovna@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Journals study room: casopisy@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Acquisition and Funds processing: 50 117 156 

Registry of Publications: 50 117 156 

jasenska@fpharm.uniba.sk 

violova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

MVS: 50 117 156 

Coursereader shop: 50 117 158 

Central Library workplaces, Odbojárov 10 , 1 st floor 

podobekova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

preskri@fpharm.uniba.sk 

General Study room 50 117 157 

* * * 

studovna@fpharm.uniba.sk 

The Central library (CL) of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Comenius University is a 

specialised academic library and it provides the following services: external, in-house

and interlibrary loan services; retrieval, photocopying and other services. Library 

catalogue contains 87,127 library units. They yearly growth constitutes of almost 

1,000 new monographs and textbooks, around 50 printed magazines and 10,000 

foreign e-magazines. The basis of collection consists of monographs, textbooks, 

scripts, handbooks and year-books. Part of the collection is deposited in 14 sectional 

libraries. The CL archives a collection of graduation theses and scientific studies 

defended at the faculty. As a part of international co-operation, the CL provides 

international exchange of publications. The CL provides automated loaning services 

and contributes to the creation of internal databases of the Academic Library of 

Commenius University (online catalogue, evidence of publication activities of faculty 

employees), providing access to defended graduation and qualification theses. The CL 

provides the information education for students and faculty employees. 

The CL is a member of Slovak library association since the year 2000. 

II. SPECIAL PURPOSE FACILITIES OF THE FACULTY 

University Pharmacy of the Faculty of Pharmacy 

826 22 Bratislava, Ružinovská 12, 482 110 01, 482 110 22 

Head Pharmacist: doc. RNDr. Magdaléna Fulmeková, CSc. 

prednosta@ulfafuk.sk 

Mandated Deputy Head: PharmDr. Ľ. Porubcová 

Head of the Pharmacy Operation Department: PharmDr. Ľ. Porubcová 

Head of the Pharmacy Marketing Department: PharmDr. N. Pörsök 

Head of the Scientific and Pedagogical Dep.: doc. RNDr. M. Fulmeková, CSc. 

Head of the Supervisory Department: Mgr. G. Hanicová 

Pharmacist - Assistants: 

RNDr. Ľubica Búčiová, CSc., Mgr. Anna Demková, PharmDr. Katarína 

Hatváni, Mgr. Helena Pálkovičová, PharmDr. Lucia Trenčianska, PharmDr. 

Peter Stanko, PharmDr. Ľudmila Strašiftáková, PharmDr. Marcela 

Špringerová, Mgr. Petra Vajduláková 

Departments of Economics: 

Marta Ambrusová – economist 

Ing. Vladimíra Ambrusová, Terézia Sýkorová 


Valéria Hanáková, Slavomír Kubát, Mgr. Marta Martinčeková, Zuzana 

Pekáriková, Ivana Pörsöková, Katarína Saganová, Dagmar Volentičová 

* * * 

University pharmacy is a purpose facility of Faculty of Pharmacy focused on 

providing a complex pharmaceutical care. A practical training of faculty students is an 

integral part of the facility purpose. 

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Faculty Pharmacy 

832 32 Bratislava, Odbojárov 10, groundfloor, 50 117 185 (186, 187) 

Head Pharmacist: Mgr. Marta Grznárová grznarova@fpharm.uniba.sk 

Pharmacists - Assistants: PharmDr. Anna Michniaková 

Departments of Economics: 

Marta Ambrusová, Zdenka Plaštiaková 

* * * 

Faculty pharmacy is a purpose facility of Faculty of Pharmacy focused on 

providing a pharmaceutical care. An integral part of provided care is a professional 

training of faculty students. 

Apart from its basic function of a public pharmacy, it provides patients with 

additional services, such as: measurement of blood pressure; measurement of 

cholesterol, triglycerides and blood sugar levels. 

Head: 

03 510 

Medicinal Plants Garden 

Administration: 832 32 Bratislava, Kalinčiakova ul. 8, 4 th floor 

Medicinal Plant Garden: Nové Záhrady, Prievoz, 43336914 


Staff: 

Ing. Marcela Koreňová, PhD. korenova@fpharm.uniba.sk 50117199,room no. 408 

Anna Černá, Roman Hajdyla, Alţbeta Hobotová, Mária Hrušecká, Eva 

Škorvagová, František Végh 

* * * 

Medicinal plants garden is a purpose facility of Faculty of Pharmacy, which 

main objective is accumulation, care and circulation of local and foreign medicinal and 

potentially medicinal plants. Gene fund of the facility contains approx. 850 plant 

species. The facility also co-operates with 150 local and foreign partners. By the 

means of Index seminum the facility exchanges seeds and vegetabilia. 

The grown plant material is mainly used for the educational purposes of 

pharmacognosy and botanic, under-graduate and graduate students, as well as 

scientific and research purposes of pedagogical and scientific employees. 

Medicinal plants garden in co-operation with local and foreign institutions is 

focusing on the study of pharmaceutically important biologically active substances. 

The obtained data are continuously published in scientific journals. 

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Director: 

03 230 

Toxicologic and Antidoping Centre 

832 32 Bratislava , ul.Odbojárov 10 A, 50 117 804, 50 117 3083 


Katarína Ferencziová 

Veronika Horváthová 

* * * 

Toxicology and anti-doping centre is a purpose research and development 

facility, which is focused on: 

- research in the field of isolation, identification and determination of toxic 

substances, drugs and their metabolites in matrixes of biological origin, 

- analysis of biological samples for diagnostic purposes and screening for 

doping control, 

- co-operation with faculty departments and non-faculty facilities in the 

research of similar nature 

- co-operation with other faculty departments in providing of experimental 

data for the 2nd and 3rd degree of university studies. 

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Faculty Canteen 

832 32 Bratislava, Odbojárov 10, basement, 50 117 179 

Head: Marta Jirovcová sj@fpharm.uniba.sk 

33 11 58 000 

Student Hostel Ľ.Štúra and Students Canteens I., II. a III. of CU 

842 25 Bratislava, Mlynská dolina, Staré Grunty 36, 65 428 207, 65 428 064 

Director: Mgr. Róbert Gula gular77@yahoo.com 

533 11 55 

Polygraphic Centre of CU 

842 25 Bratislava, Mlynská dolina, Staré Grunty 55, 65 429 997 

Head: Jozef Sedlák polygraficke.stredisko@rec.uniba.sk 

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* * * 

In compliance with the editorial license the main task of Polygraphic centre of 

CU is the handling of university scripts based on the approved editorial plan of the 

university. 

The centre within its capacity is able to provide polygraphic processing of: 

a) selected scientific studies in year-books or monographs from the university 

catalogue of publications, 

b) defences of doctorates, or supplementary materials according to needs of 

individual departments of the university. 

Slovak Association of Students of Pharmacy 

Seat: „ŠOPA“, Odbojárov 10, 1 st floor, 832 32 Bratislava 

/ +421-2-50 117 100 sssf@sssf.sk 

web page: www.sssf.sk 

President: Mária Rexová prezident@sssf.sk 

Vice President: Tomáš Povalač viceprezident@sssf.sk 

Secretary: Michal Chovan tajomnik@sssf.sk 

Web - administrator: Michal Pillár admin@sssf.sk 

Operating Manager: Marián Michalides hospodar@sssf.sk 

Club for Foreign Affairs: Júlia Urdová zahranicie@sssf.sk 

Club for Education: Nina Mačugová vzdelavanie@sssf.sk 

Club for Publications Activities: Peter Šišovský publikacie@sssf.sk 

Club for Culture and 

Promotion: 

Milan Berstling publicrelations@sssf.sk 

Club for Sports Activities: Jozef Kaštely sport@sssf.sk 

Board: Juraj Šebo (chairman), dozornarada@sssf.sk 

Martina Majtaniková, 

Viktória Kozáková 

* * * 

Slovak Pharmaceutical Student's Association is and organisation founded and 

managed by students of Faculty of Pharmacy UC. It is an association of “enthusiasts” 

who love to do something for the common good. Slovak Pharmaceutical Student's 

Association is involved in organisation of ŠVČ, Pharmacist Deposition, Pharmacist 

Ball and traditional sport tournaments. The association provides its members benefits 

in education (foreign internship, free access to internet), culture (discounts for tickets) 

and sport (discounts for tickets). 

Slovak Pharmaceutical Student's Association maintains contacts with foreign 

pharmacy students associations both in written and personal form by sending its 

members to various meetings. 

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FACULTY ORGANISATIONS 

Faculty Unions Comitee 

832 32 Bratislava, ul. Odbojárov 10, 50 117 111 

TJ Slávia Farmaceut 

832 32 Bratislava, ul. Kalinčiakova 8, 50 117 111 

Medical Care for Students 

ŠD Ľ.Štúra, Staré Grunty 36, 842 25 Bratislava 

General Practitioner: MUDr. Danica Petronajová 65 426 507 

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CLASSROOM INFORMATION 

F-klub Kalinčiakova ul. 8, 4 th floor 

Student Chamber of AS: Odbojárov 10, 1 st floor, room no.102 a,b 

Lecture rooms: 

50 117 111 

Room Address Room capacity 

102 Kalinčiakova ul. 8 – 1 st floor 200 seats 

105 A Kalinčiakova ul. 8 - 1 st floor 60 seats 

105 B Kalinčiakova ul. 8 - 1 st floor 90 seats 

Assembly Hall Odbojárov 10 – groundfloor 340 seats 

101 Odbojárov 10 - 1 st floor 96 seats 

419 Odbojárov 10 – 4 th floor 96 seats 

Seminar rooms: 

Room Address Room capacity 

409 Kalinčiakova ul. 8 - 4 th floor 25 seats 

236 Kalinčiakova ul. 8 – 2 nd floor 45 seats 

238 Kalinčiakova ul. 8 – 2 nd floor 25 seats 

Study Consultants – Pedagogical Commission Members 

Year 1 of study Mgr. Jaroslav Tóth, PhD. 501 17 209 

Year 2 of study Mgr. Ondrej Sprušanský, PhD. 501 17 376 

Year 3 of study doc. RNDr. Eva Račanská, CSc. 501 17 374 

Year 4 of study doc. RNDr. Peter Mikuš, PhD. 501 17 243 

Year 5 of study RNDr. Roman Mikláš, PhD. 501 17 323 

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Enrollment 

TIME SCHEDULE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 

2012/2013 

Educational instruction 

Examination period 

Winter semester 

Year 1 of study 





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September 10 th , 2012 





Years 1–4 of study 17.9.2012 - 14.12.2012 


Years 1-4 of study 

five-month 

practical experience 

17.12.2012–21.12.2012, 

7.1.2013-8.2.2013 

State Examination Year 5 of study 28.1.2013 - 8.2.2013 

Instruction 

Summer semester 

Years 1–4 of study 11.2.2013 - 17.5.2013 

Year 5 of study 11.2.2013 - 26.4.2013 

Examination period Years 1–4 of study 20.5.2013 - 28.6.2012 

Submission of Graduation 

thesis 

State Examination and 

Graduation thesis defence 

Year 5 of study until 3.5.2013 

Year 5 of study 3.6.2013 - 7.6.2013 

Repeat/subsitute state examination 

session and Graduation thesis 

defence 

26.6.2013 

26.8.2013 – 30.8.2013 

Main holiday 1.7.2013 - 31.8.2013

Five-year Master degree study programe Pharmacy 

- in the field of study 7.3.1. Pharmacy 

YEAR 1 (Recommended Study Plan) 

WINTER SEMESTER - OBLIGATORY COURSES 

Code Course Teacher 

KFCHL/06-Mgr-A/00 Physics 

doc.Gallová, doc. 

Lacinová, Mgr. Kondela 

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Teaching 

extent 

Credit 

2/0/2 E 5 

KFCHL/09-Mgr-A/00 Mathematics prof.Balgavý,Mgr.Klacsová 1/2/0 E 4 

KFT/19-Mgr-A/00 General Biology 

KCHTL/06-Mgr-A/00 

KORF/07-Mgr-A/00 

General and Inorganic 

Chemistry 

Pharmaceutical 

Propedeutics 

prof.Kyselovič, Dr. Musil, 

Dr. Sprušanský 

doc.Kohútová, 

doc.Pisárčik 

2/0/1 E 4 

3/0/4 E 8 

doc.Majtás 2/0/0 E 2 

KJ/09-Mgr-A/00 Basic of Latin Language (1) Dr.Vallová 0/2/0 E 2 

OBLIGATORY ELECTIVE COURSES 

Slovak Language for 

KJ/05-Mgr-A/00 

Foreign Students (1) 

Dr.Kliţanová, 

Dr.Martinková 

0/2/0 E 2 

KORF/14-Mgr-A/00 Computer Data Processing doc.Majtás 0/0/2 E 2 

KFCH/02-Mgr-A/00 History of Pharmacy Dr. Ambrus 2/0/0 E 2 


Selected Chapters in 

Inorganic Chemistry 

KFCHL/12-Mgr-A/00 Problem solving in Physics 

KTV/01-Mgr-A/00 

Physical Education and 

Sports (1) 

Dr.Puterová, doc.Pisárčik 1/0/0 E 1 

doc. Gallová, Mgr. 

Kondela 

Dr.Tibenská, Mgr.Ludvig 

Mgr.Stowasser, Mgr.Nagyová 

0/2/0 E 2 

0/0/2 E 

SUMMER SEMESTER - OBLIGATORY COURSES 

KFB/03-Mgr-A/00 Pharmaceutical Botany doc.Vaverková 2/0/3 E 6 

KFT/01-Mgr-A/00 Anatomy and Physiology 

KCHTL/01-Mgr-A/00 Organic Chemistry (1) 

KFCHL/08-Mgr-A/00 Physical Chemistry 

doc.Stankovičová T., 

prof.Kyselovič, doc.Klimas, 

Dr.Hrabovská 

2/0/3 E 6 

prof.Devínsky, doc.Valentová, 

doc.Čiţmáriková 2/0/4 E 7 

doc. Uhríková, 

prof.Balgavý, Ing. Frecer 

3/0/3 E 7 

KJ/10- Mgr-A/00 Basic of Latin Language (2) Dr.Vallová 0/2/0 E 2 







0/2/0 E 2 

KJ/01- Mgr-A/00 

Academic English 

Language Preparation (1) 

Dr.Kliţanová, Mgr.Hollá, 

Dr.Klimecká 

0/2/0 E 2 


Selected Topics in Organic 

Chemistry 

doc.Čiţmáriková, 

prof.Devínsky 

1/0/0 E 1 

KFT/10-Mgr-A/00 

Tissues Functional 

Morphology 

prof.Kyselovič 1/0/0 E 1 

KFCHL/11-Mgr-A/00 

Problem solving in Physical 

Chemistry 

doc.Uhríková, Ing. Frecer 0/2/0 E 2 



Sports (2) 

Dr.Tibenská, Mgr.Ludvig 

Mgr.Stowasser, Mgr.Nagyová 0/0/2 E 2 

SELECTIVE COURSES – WINTER/SUMMER SEMESTER 

Sports Activities 0/2 - 

Sports Camp 10 days - 

2


WINTER SEMESTER 

OBLIGATORY COURSES 


KCHTL/02-Mgr-A/00 Organic Chemistry (2) 

KFT/13-Mgr-A/00 Patology 

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Teaching 

extent 

Credit 

prof.Devínsky, doc.Čiţmáriková, 

doc.Valentová 2/2/0 E 5 

doc. Stankovičová T., doc.Klimas, 

Dr. Foltánová, Dr.Hrabovská 2/0/2 E 5 

KBMBL/11-Mgr-A/00 Microbiology prof.Mlynarčík, Dr.Majeková 2/0/1 E 4 

KBMBL/09-Mgr-A/00 Immunology doc.Bukovský 2/0/1 E 4 

KFANF/01-Mgr-A/00 Analytical Chemistry (1) 


KFT/14-Mgr-A/00 Patophysiology 

doc.Mikuš, prof.Havránek, 

Dr.Maráková 

2/0/4 E 7 

doc. Stankovičová T., doc.Klimas, 

Dr. Foltánová, Dr.Hrabovská 2/0/0 E 2 

KCHTL/01-Mgr-A/00 Bioorganic Chemistry doc.Valentová 0/2/0 E 2 

KFCHL/02-Mgr-A/00 Biophysics prof.Balgavý, doc.Uhríková 1/2/0 E 4 




SUMMER SEMESTER 




Academic English 

Language Preparation (2) 


Sports (3) 

KFANF/02-Mgr-A/00 Analytical Chemistry (2) 

KBMBL/03-Mgr-A/00 Biochemistry 


Dr.Kliţanová, Dr.Martinková 0/2/0 E 2 


Dr.Klimecká 

0/2/0 E 2 

Dr.Tibenská, Mgr.Stowasser, 

Mgr.Ludvig, Mgr.Nagyová 0/0/2 E 2 

doc.Mikuš, prof. Havránek, 

Dr.Maráková 

doc.Pauliková, 

doc.Bezáková L., Dr.Bilka 

2/0/5 E 8 

3/0/4 E 8 

KORF/06-Mgr-A/00 Pharmaceutical Informatics doc.Majtás 1/2/0 E 4 


KFCHL/01-Mgr-A/00 

Management Basic in 

Pharmacy 

Applied Staticstics for 

Pharmacist 

Dr. Molitorisová 2/1/0 E 4 

Dr.Fazekaš 1/2/0 E 4 

KBMBL/08-Mgr-A/00 Immunodiagnostics doc.Bukovský 1/0/1 E 2 


Principles of Molecular 

Modeling 

Dr.Polakovičová, 

doc.Pisárčik 

0/0/2 E 2 

KFB/06-Mgr-A/00 Medicinal Plants doc.Vaverková 0/2/0 E 2 

KFT/15- Mgr-A/00 First Aid doc.Tumová 2/0/0 E 2 


Slovak Language for Foreign 

Students (4) 


Academic English Language 

Preparation (3) 



Sports (4) 





Dr.Klimecká 

0/2/0 E 2 

0/2/0 E 2 

Dr.Tibenská, Mgr.Stowasser, 

Mgr.Ludvig, Mgr.Nagyová 0/0/2 E 2 


Sports Camp 10 days -





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Teaching 

extent 

KFB/04-Mgr-A/00 Pharmacognosy (1) prof.Nagy, doc.Mučaji 2/0/3 E 6 

KFCH/05-Mgr-A/00 Pharmaceutical Chemistry (1) prof.Remko 2/1/0 E 5 

KBMBL/13-Mgr-A/00 Patobiochemistry 

KFANF/09-Mgr-A/00 Radiopharmaceuticals 


KBMBL/12-Mgr-A/00 Molecular Biology of Drugs 


KBMBL/07-Mgr-A/00 

Academic English Language 

Preparation (4) 

Hygiene of Pharmaceutical 

Facilities 

doc.Bezáková L., 

Dr.Balaţová, doc.Obloţinský 

prof.Havránek, 

Dr.Štroffeková 

doc.Bezáková L., Dr.Bilka, 

doc.Obloţinský, Dr.Balaţová 


Dr.Klimecká 

Credit 

2/0/1 E 4 

2/0/1 E 4 

2/0/1 E 4 

0/2/0 E 2 

Mgr.Dubničková 2/0/1 E 4 

KBMBL/04-Mgr-A/00 Biotechnology doc.Bukovský, Mgr.Bilková 1/0/1 E 2 

KFANF/08-Mgr-A/00 



New Trends in Analytical 

Chemistry 

doc.Mikuš 1/0/2 E 4 

KFB/05-Mgr-A/00 Pharmacognosy (2) prof.Nagy, doc.Mučaji 2/0/5 E 8 

KFCH/06-Mgr-A/00 Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2) prof.Remko 2/0/5 E 7 



Pharmacology and Toxicology 

(1) 

Social Pharmacy and 

Pharmacoeconomics 


KFCH/08-Mgr-A/00 

Molecular Basis of Drug 

Development 

KFT/12-Mgr-A/00 Toxicology of Xenobiotics 

prof. Švec, doc.Račanská, 

Dr. Křenek, Dr. Adameová, 

Dr. Hrabovská 

2/0/3 E 8 

doc. Majtás 2/2/0 E 5 

prof.Remko 1/ 1/1 E 4 

doc.Račanská, prof.Švec, 

Dr.Sprušanský 

2/1/0 E 4 

KBMBL/14- Mgr-A/00 Xenobiochemistry doc.Pauliková, Dr.Balaţová 2/0/1 E 4 

KFB/07-Mgr-A/00 Natural Remedies prof.Nagy, doc.Mučaji 2/0/1 E 4 

KGF/09-Mgr-A/00 

Good Manufacturing Drugs 

Practice 


Doc.Ţabka, doc.Vitková M., 

Dr. Hukeľová 

4 days E 4 


Sports Camp 10 days -





KFT/09 Mgr-A/00 

KFCH/01-Mgr-A/00 Drug Analysis 


(2) 

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prof.Švec, doc.Račanská, 

doc.Kuţelová 

doc.Bezáková Ţ., 

Dr. Gáplovský 

Teaching 

extent 

Credit 

4/0/3 E 6 

3/0/3 E 7 

KGF/05-Mgr-A/00 Pharmaceutical Technology (1) doc.Ţabka 4/0/5 E 10 


Clinical Pharmacology and 

Pharmacotherapy (1) 


KFANF/03-Mgr-A/00 

Analysis of Substantaces in 

Biological System 

doc.Kuţelová, 

doc.Račanská, prof.Švec 

2/2/0 E 5 

doc.Mikuš 1/0/2 E 4 

KORF/22-Mgr-A/00 Health Psychology Dr. Lehocká 1/1/0 E 2 

KFCHL/03- Mgr-A/00 

Biophysics of voltage dependent 

membrane channels 

SELECTIVE COURSES – WINTER SEMESTER 



prof. Balgavý, doc. Lacinová 2/1/0 E 4 



KGF/06-Mgr-A/00 Pharmaceutical Technology (2) doc.Ţabka 4/0/5 E 10 



Pharmacotherapy (2) 

doc.Kuţelová, 

doc.Račanská, prof.Švec 

3/2/0 E 5 

KORF/10-Mgr-A/00 Retail Pharmacy and Etics doc.Fulmeková, Dr.Lehocká 2/2/0 E 5 

check AIS2 Research Work for Thesis (1) 0/2/4 E 4 


Practice in Community 

Pharmacy 



Economics and Administration 

in Drug Production 

Dr.Lehocká 

4 weeks 

E 

Dr. Molitorisová 1/2/0 E 4 

KFT/17- Mgr-A/00 Veterinary Pharmacology Dr.Kovácsová, Dr. Máťuš 2/0/0 E 2 

KGF/08-Mgr-A/00 Cosmetic Formulations 

SELECTIVE COURSES – SUMMER SEMESTER 

doc.Vitková M., doc.Ducková, Dr. 

Starýchová 2/0/1 E 4 

Homeopatics Dr.Liščáková 2/0 E 1 

Hospital Pharmacy 0/2 E 1 



4





KORF/09–Mgr-A/00 

Practice in Community 

Pharmacy 

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Teaching 

extent 

Credit 

Dr.Lehocká 5 months E 30 

check AIS2 Research Work for Thesis (2) 0/2/23 E 30 

Explanations 

State examination in: 

Pharmacology 

Pharmaceutical Chemistry 

Pharmacognosy 

Pharmaceutical Technology 

Social Pharmacy and Retail Pharmacy 

Graduation Thesis Defence 

0/0/0 = number of lecture hours per week / number of seminar hours per week / 

number of practical exercise hours per week 

E = examination 

THE ATTENDANCE AT ALL FORMS OF TUITION, THE STUDENT HAS 

REGISTERED FOR, IS OBLIGATORY. 

Number of credits for obligatory subjects - 257 

Number of credits for obligatory elective subjects - minimum 43 

(The student has to select obligatory elective subjects representing min. 43 credits) 

257 + 43 = 300 

TO COMPLETE MASTER STUDY IT IS NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE MINIMUM OF 

300 CREDITS!

Prior to State examination 

in Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology 

it is necessary to pass the following courses : 

Pharmaceutical Botany Organic Chemistry General Biology 

General and Inorganic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Anatomy and Physiology 

Analytical Chemistry Pharmaceutical Chemistry Pathology 

Biochemistry Drug Analysis Microbiology 

Pharmacognosy Radiopharmaceticals Immunology 

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Pharmacotherapy 


in Pharmaceutical Technology, Social Pharmacy and Retail Pharmacy 

it is necessary to pass the following courses : 

o Pharmaceutical Technology 

o Social Pharmacy 

o Retail Pharmacy and Ethics 

o Practice in Community Pharmacy 


in Graduation Thesis Defence 

student has to pass all examinations written in his/her study plan selected from the 

course offer of approved study programe and gain for them at least 300 credits.

STUDY CODE 

Faculty of Pharmacy of 

Comenius University in Bratislava 

This Study Code of the Faculty of Pharmacy of the Comenius University at Bratislava 

(hereinafter referred to as the “FAF UK Study Code” or the “Study Code”) constitutes pursuant to 

Section 33(3) a) of Act No. 131/2002 of Coll. on Higher-Education Institutions and on the Change 

of and Amendment to Certain Acts (hereinafter referred to as the “Act on Higher Education 

Institutions”) the internal regulation of the Faculty of Pharmacy of the Comenius University 

(hereinafter referred to only as the “FaF UK”) and was approved by the Academic Senate of the 

FaF UK pursuant to law on 13 th May 2008 and the Academic Senate of the UK on 25 th June 2008 

pursuant to law. The Study Code complies with the Study Code of the Comenius University. 

Part I 

General Provisions 

Article 1 

Introductory provision 

This Study Code shall govern the study of the FaF UK students admitted to study programmes 

accredited in pursuance with the Act on Higher Education Institutions. The study codes of 

Faculties valid to date of commencement of study shall apply to the students admitted to the 

respective fields of study established under preceding regulations and to the students 

admitted to doctoral studies in scientific fields established under preceding regulations. 

Article 2 

Basic provisions 

(1) Study at the Faculty is conducted in accordance with law. 

(2) All academic rights and freedoms shall be guaranteed at the Faculty. In connection with 

study, academic rights and freedoms shall be deemed, in particular, the students’ right to 

learn at the preserved free choice of study within the framework of accredited study 

programmes and freedom of education consisting particularly in the openness to various 

scientific views, research methods and artistic trends and the possibility of expressing 

own views . 

Part II 

General Provisions 

Article 3 

Rules of Admission Proceedings and Conditions for Admission to Study 

(1) Admission proceeding is a procedure that may enable a candidate to satisfy the 

requirements for study and become a student of a faculty of UK’s. 

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(2) The basic conditions for admission to study are stipulated in Act on Higher Education 

Institutions. The Faculty may lay down further conditions for admission to the study of a 

respective study programme and the manner of verification of their fulfilment. In the 

event that the Faculty determines 1 so, admission examination may be a part of the 

verification of the fulfilment of the conditions for study. Admission examination shall 

always be a part of Admission Procedure 2 to Doctoral Study. 

Article 4 

Application for Study 

(1) In a timely manner (no later than by the 20 th September of the academic year in which 

the study is to commence); in the case of Bachelor study or a study programme as per 

Section 53(3) of the Act on Higher Education Institutions, two months before the 

deadline for filing applications, Faculty’s Dean will publicize the official time period for 

filing applications for study, conditions for admission to study, time and manner of 

verification of the fulfilment of such conditions and in the event that admission 

examination makes a part of the verification of eligibility for study, also the form and 

framework content of such examination and the manner of assessment of its results and 

information about the number of candidates that the Faculty plans to admit to the study 

of the respective study programme 3 . 

(2) The facts as per paragraph 1 hereinabove shall be publicized on Faculty’s notice board 

and in a manner enabling mass access. Until the end of the Admission Procedure, it 

shall not be possible to change such information additionally. 

(3) Admission Procedure shall commence for a candidate by delivery of his / her application 

for study to the Faculty conducting the pertinent study programme 4 . 

(4) The application for study must be filed on the prescribed form, within the determined 

time period and, it must be signed by the applicant. The candidate with health 

impairment may append to his/her application for admission a special application on the 

basis of which the form of admission examination and manner of its completion shall be 

determined taking into consideration such Candidate’s health impairment. 

(5) The receipt for payment of admission fee shall be enclosed to the application. The 

amount of such fee shall be publicized as per paragraph 2 hereinabove. 

(6) In the event that the application is not completed in a proper manner or, if the receipt for 

payment of admission fee pursuant above paragraph 5 is not enclosed, the Faculty shall 

invite the candidate to eliminate deficiencies in the application’s completion within the 

determined period of time. Should the candidate fail to eliminate the above deficiencies 

within such period of time, his / her application shall be considered as invalid. 

(7) In the event that the admission examination is a part of admission proceeding, the 

Faculty shall send the candidate the invitation to such admission examination no later 

than 28 (twenty-eight) days prior to the admission examination date. 

1 Section 57 of the Act on Higher Education Institutions 

2 Section 57 of the Act on Higher Education Institutions; Article 2 of Internal Regulation of the UK No. 2/2008; 

Rector’s Directive - Organisation of Doctoral Study at the UK 

3 Section 57(5) of the Act on Higher Education Institutions 


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Article 5 

Admission Examination 

(1) At least one regular term and, as a rule, one substitute term must be determined for 

admission proceedings. The regular and substitute terms must be determined in 

consistence with the UK Statute 5 . 

(2) The Dean may allow substitute term of the examination to the candidate applying for it in 

writing. For example, sudden disease or study abroad may constitute a reason for 

permission of such substitute term of admission examination if this foreign study is the 

preparation for study at the Comenius University or, if it is the candidate’s preparation 

for the admission examination to other faculty of the Comenius University. 

(3) The admission examination to the first and the joint first and second stage of study must 

have written form. The Dean may lay out the rules to be obeyed by candidates during 

admission examination. 

(4) The Dean shall appoint a Committee where also Academic Senate members are 

represented. This Committee shall supervise over the adherence to the determined 

criteria of the admission proceedings. 

(5) Before the commencement of admission examination or a part thereof, the candidate’s 

identity must be verified. Identity card or other identification document (passport) shall be 

used to verify the candidate’s identity. 

(6) Admission examination shall be held under the conditions of strict anonymity. Upon the 

taking of the attendance, a candidate shall choose an envelope where there is the test 

and a sheet of paper provided with a code. On the envelope, two bar codes shall be 

attached – one of them will be stuck to the application and the other code will be kept by 

the candidate. 

(7) Having written the test, the candidate shall put the complete material back in the 

envelope and the competent member of Faculty’s staff supervising over the course of 

the admission proceedings shall take the envelope to Faculty’s Study Office where the 

test materials are electronically processed. The Study Office staff member putting the 

data in the computer does not know which candidate has written the respective test. 

(8) The programme processing the data of the admission proceedings will combine the 

assessed tests with the list of candidates for study and, it will list the candidates 

according to the achieved results. 

(9) A record is made on the procedure of admission examination in respect of each 

candidate. The record shall make a part of the Admission Proceeding Dossier. A part of 

the Admission Proceeding Dossier shall consist of: 

- worked out and assessed written test with the stated result (the number of achieved 

points); this test shall be signed by the person feeding the data in the computer. 

(10) Authorized Vice-Dean shall interrupt admission examination of such a candidate who 

has committed deception or has acted in a manner incompatible with the rules given 

prior to the admission examination commencement. The results of such interrupted 

admission examination of this candidate shall not be assessed, this candidate shall not 

be allowed to take a substitute examination and his /her examination is deemed 

unsuccessful. 

(11) Authorized Vice-Dean shall interrupt admission examination also in the event that, in the 

course of the examination, circumstances are found affecting equality of candidates 

5 Article 52(3) of the Comenius University Statute 

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participating in the admission proceeding. The results of such interrupted admission 

examination shall not be assessed; the admission examination shall be repeated on a 

substitute date or on any other date determined by the Dean. 

Article 6 

Decision on Admission Proceeding Result 

(1) The Dean shall decide on the admission to the study of a respective study programme 6 . 

(2) Decision on the result of admission proceeding must be made in written form within 30 

(thirty) days following the date of verification of the fulfilment of requirements for 

admission to study. Such decision must contain the statement, reasoning and advice on 

possibility of filing a petition for the decision’s examination and the signature of the Dean 

or that of the Vice Dean authorized by the Dean. This decision must be delivered into the 

hands of the candidate. The candidate whose permanent or temporary establishment is 

unknown shall be informed about the result by putting the decision up on the notice 

board of the Faculty. The decision put up on the notice board shall stay there for 15 

(fifteen) days. The last day of this period shall be considered as the delivery date 7 . 

(3) A copy of the decision on the result of the admission proceeding shall be a part of the 

Admission Proceeding Dossier. 

(4) The last Act No. 71/1967 of Coll. on Administrative Procedure as amended shall not 

apply to making decisions on admission to study. 

Article 7 

Candidate’s Inspecting the Documentation of Admission Proceedings 

(1) A candidate shall be entitled to inspect the documentation of his / her admission 

proceeding after it has been assessed. “Inspection” shall mean that a candidate may 

read the documentation, make transcripts or extracts of the same. Provisions of the 

internal regulation of the UK shall apply accordingly to the inspection of the Admission 

Proceeding Dossier 8 . 

(2) Only a candidate or a person whom he / she has authorized in writing may inspect the 

Admission Proceeding Dossier. The documentation concerning admission proceedings 

may be inspected in the designated premises of the Faculty in the presence of persons 

authorized by the Dean. 

(3) Adequate conditions must be created for the inspection of the Admission Proceeding 

Dossier and adequate time must be determined. 

(4) In the event that a candidate finds out that his / her test has been assessed incorrectly 

or, that the total of the achieved points is wrong, he / she will report this fact to the 

person present at the inspection of the Admission Proceeding Dossier pursuant to 

paragraph 2 hereinabove. If the Commission appointed by the Dean admits the 

candidate’s objections as justified, a record containing relevant facts shall be made and 

a correction of the assessment shall be made in the test. The test corrected in this way 

shall be electronically processed once more. 



8 Directive of the UK Rector No. 2/1998 on Inspection of the Documents Certifying Necessary Competence to 

Study at Faculties of Higher Education Institutions for Continuing Education of Citizens at Those for Further 

Education of Citizens at the Faculties or Branches of Comenius University at Bratislava 

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Article 8 

Revision of the Decision on Inadmission 

(1) A candidate, who has received a decision on inadmission to study, may file a petition for 

the revision of such decision. The petition shall be filed with the body issuing the 

decision within 8 (eight) days from the decision’s delivery 9 . 

(2) The Dean himself may grant the petition in the event that he /she finds out that it was 

issued at variance with law, the FaF UK internal regulation or conditions pursuant to 

Section 57(1) of the Act on Higher Education Institutions. Otherwise, the Dean shall 

forward the petition to the Rector of the UK within 15 days following the delivery date. 

The material of the Admission Proceeding Dossier and the written Faculty Dean’s 

opinion on the petitioner’s opinions and objections shall be enclosed to the petition sent 

to the Rector by the Dean. 

(3) The Rector shall change the decision if it was issued at variance with law, the FaF UK 

internal regulation or conditions pursuant to Section 57(1) of the Act on Higher Education 

Institutions. Otherwise he / she will dismiss the petition and confirm the original decision. 

(4) Rector’s decision under paragraph 2 hereinabove must contain the statement, reasoning 

and advice informing that it is impossible to file a petition for the revision of this decision 

of Rector’s. 

(5) The respond to the petitioner for the decision’s revision must be sent off within 30 (thirty) 

days following the receipt of the petition for the revision of the decision on inadmission to 

study. 

(6) The Dean shall review the objections that the candidate raised while inspecting the 

materials or those made in the petition for the decision’s review. Should it prove that the 

candidate was injured through a fault of the Faculty the Dean in collaboration with the 

commission shall be bound to rectify the mistake and to place the candidate in the 

waiting list according to the corrected number of achieved points. 

(7) The changes in the Admission Proceeding Dossier that were made pursuant to 

paragraph 6 hereinabove must be made by the commission and the record must be 

written up concerning the making of the above changes. This record shall be signed by 

the commission members. 

(8) If, after the change made pursuant to paragraph 6, the candidate is included in the list of 

those satisfying the requirements for admission to pertinent study programme the Dean 

shall change his / her decision and will admit this candidate to study. 

Article 9 

The Candidate’s Right to Be Admitted to Study and the Lapse of This Right 

(1) By receipt of the decision on admission to study the candidate’s right to be admitted to 

study is created. The Faculty shall advise the candidate of the date, place and manner of 

registration for study. 

(2) The Faculty shall be entitled to require that the admitted candidate should inform the 

Faculty whether or not he / she will register for study. The candidate is bound to provide 

the Faculty with this information before the commencement of the pertinent academic 

year at the latest unless the Faculty determines other date. 


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(3) The candidate’s right to study based on the decision on admission to study shall lapse if 

the candidate gives a negative answer to Faculty’s question whether or not he / she will 

register for study. 

(4) If the the candidate’s right to register for study lapses, the Faculty will cancel the 

decision by which the candidate following in the candidates’ list made according to the 

results in the admission proceedings was not admitted and, it will issue a new decision 

on his / her admission to study. 

(5) Based on above paragraph 4 of this Article, the Dean must issue a new decision on 

admission to study in respect of all candidates achieving the same number of points and 

following in the list. 

(6) If there are more candidates, who follow in the list and have the same number of 

achieved points, than the students whose right to register for study has lapsed, the Dean 

shall not issue these students a new decision on admission to study. 

Article 10 

Admission Proceedings upon Change of Study Programme of Student of Other Higher 

Education Institution 

(1) Student may apply for a change of his / her study programme within the same field of 

study under the conditions stipulated in Faculty’s Study Code. Having Rector’s content, 

the Dean shall issue the decision on granting the application for such change. 

(2) A change of a study programme shall be implemented in the form of admission 

procedure pursuant to Section 58 of the Act on Higher Education Institutions. 

(3) Conditions of admission procedure at the study programme’s change shall be approved 

by the Academic Senate of the Faculty on the basis of Dean’s proposal. These 

conditions may differ from the conditions of the conditions of the proceedings concerning 

admission to study that had to be met by the candidates coming from secondary 

schools. The recognition of completed subjects and credit transfer shall be governed by 

Article 29 thereof. 

(4) To his / her application for transfer, the applicant shall enclose the transcript of study 

results attained to date together with the syllabus of subjects that he / she successfully 

completed. 

Article 11 

Study of Foreign Students 

(1) Due to coming into force of the Treaty of Accession of the Slovak Republic to the 

European Union, the students coming from the EU Member States shall study at the 

Faculty under the same terms and conditions as the students from the Slovak Republic 

unless, however, the study of a study programme conducted in a foreign language is 

concerned. 

(2) Students not being citizens of the European Union Member States, shall study at the 

Faculty in particular: 

a) under the same terms and conditions as the students being citizens of the Slovak 

Republic pursuant to the Act on Higher Education Institutions whereas Article 92 (7 - 

10) of the Act shall not apply to them, 

b) on the basis of international agreements and arrangements binding on the Slovak 

Republic 

c) on the basis of agreements concerning cooperation within the framework of 

international programmes for the students’ mobility. 

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(3) At the foreigner’s registration for study, it must be verified whether or not such foreigner 

has a permit to stay in the territory of the Slovak Republic and, if he or she meets other 

requirements pursuant to the generally binding legal regulations governing the stay of 

foreign persons in the territory of the Slovak Republic. 

(4) Boarding and lodging shall be provided for foreigners according to agreement. 

(5) Agreement on Study shall be concluded providing for the student’s study at the Faculty, 

the parties to which will be the interested student or the intermediary agency 

representing such student and the University together with the Faculty. The content of 

such agreement and other appurtenances thereof shall be specified in a special 

regulation issued by the Rector 10 . 

(6) All effective study regulations shall fully apply to foreign students studying at the Faculty. 

(7) Foreigners shall be bound to abide to all legal regulations of the Slovak Republic 

applying to a stay of foreign persons in the territory of the Slovak Republic. At the same 

time, they shall be bound to observe the University’s Statute and Faculty’s Statute. 

Part III 

Study at the FaF UK 

Article 12 

Stages and Forms of Study at the Faculty and 

Standard Target Time for Study Completion 

(1) The FaF UK offers, organizes and provides higher education in Bachelor study 

Programme and also in the first stage study programme (hereinafter referred to only as 

“Bachelor Study Programme”) and in the first and second stage of study joined in one 

integral whole pursuant to Section 53(3) of the Act on Higher Education Institutions 

(hereinafter referred to only as “master study programme”) and in Doctoral Study 

Programme as the third stage study programme (hereinafter referred to only as 

“Doctoral Study Programme”). 

(2) The FaF UK may provide a study programme in cooperation with other higher education 

institutions including higher education institutions abroad and higher education 

institutions in third states (hereinafter referred to only as “Common Study Programme”) 

on the basis of the Agreement on Common Study Programme stipulating the conditions 

for admission to Common Study Programme, those for its completion, the details 

concerning organization of study, those concerning academic degrees to be awarded 

and those concerning the documents certifying the completion of study 11 . 

(3) The FaF UK implements higher education study in conformity with accredited study 

programmes whose list is publicized in the manner as prescribed by the Act on Higher 

Education Institutions 12 . 

(4) After being deliberated by the Academic Senate of the Faculty, draft study programmes 

are submitted to the Faculty Scientific Board for approval by the Dean. 

(5) Study programmes are implemented in the form of full time study. Full time study is 

implemented by the attendance method. Full time form of study is characterized by the 

student’s daily participation in educational activities. In the event that the first stage study 

programme and study programmes pursuant to Section 53(3) of the Act on Higher 

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11 Section 54a of the Act on Higher Education Institutions 

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Education Institutions are concerned, the teaching – learning process with direct contact 

of higher education teacher and student is required. The scope of lessons shall be at 

least 18 lessons per week in that part of the academic year, in which the teaching – 

learning process is conducted. The above shall not apply to the time period intended for 

study-related time of professional practical training or internship. 

(6) The organization of all stages and forms of higher education study at the FaF UK is 

based on credit system of study pursuant to the Regulation of the Ministry of Education 

of the Slovak Republic 13 . 

(7) The standard length of study for the first stage study programme (Bachelor Study 

Programme) is at least three years but no longer than four years. In the event that the 

first and second stages pursuant to Section 53(3) of the Act on Higher Education 

Institutions are joined in one integral whole, the standard length of study is at least four 

years but no more than six years. Doctoral Study Programmes in their full-time form 

shall last at least three years but no more than four years. In the part-time form, the 

length of study may not exceed 5 years. The standard length time for completion of 

study is laid down in the accreditation file of pertinent study programme. 

Article 13 

Student’s Rights and Duties 

(1) A candidate admitted to study shall become Faculty’s student by the registration for a 

study programme conducted at the Faculty. 

(2) Faculty’s student shall, in particular, be entitled 

a) to study the programme for which he/she was registered 

b) to create his/her own study plan according to the rules of the study programme 

c) to register for further part of the study programme if he / she has fulfilled the 

obligations prescribed by the study programme or the Study Code 

d) to choose the pace of study subject to time and capacity restrictions of the respective 

study programme; to choose the order of completion of the individual study 

programme units upon condition of the observance of the prescribed succession of 

such units and prior to commencement of teaching – learning process; to choose a 

teacher prior to the commencement of learning – teaching process where the subject 

is taught by more teachers than one, 

e) to apply (within the framework of the respective study) for study at other higher 

education institution, even if such other higher education institution is located abroad, 

f) to participate in research, development, artistic and other creative activities at the UK, 

g) to participate in the establishment and activity of independent associations conducting 

their activity at the UK pursuant to legal regulations, 

h) to have a possibility of giving his/her opinion on the quality of instruction and teachers 

at least once per year 14 , 

i) to express independently his / her own opinions and comments in respect of highereducation 

system; 

j) to get information and counselling services in respect of study and the graduates’ 

future possibilities of finding career opportunities in working practice, 

k) where the duty to pay tuition fees due to concurrent study is applicable, to decide in 

which academic programme he / she will study in the respective academic year if he 

/she is entitled to free study, 

l) on terms stipulated in the Study Code, to change the study programme within the one 

and the same study field or combination of fields of study, 

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Study 

14 

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m) to file a complaint to the Dean of the Faculty and to get Dean’s respond to such 

complaint; the receipt, registration, examination of complaints, the dealing with these 

complaints and satisfaction of remedial measures shall be governed by a special legal 

regulation 15 , 

n) the right to examination of Dean’s decision on exclusion from study for failure to satisfy 

the requirements and duties ensuing from the study programme and the Study Code 

of the Faculty, 

o) the right to examination of Dean’s decision on exclusion from study caused by 

deceitful action at admission examination. 

(3) Faculty’s student must, in particular, 

a) to observe the internal regulations of the Faculty and the internal regulations of its part, 

b) to protect and economize on the property, funds and services of the Comenius 

University, 

c) pay tuition and other fees connected with study directly at the Faculty when they are 

due for payment or after the dismissal of petition for remission of such fees, however, 

no later than within 15 days following a new call for their payment; give true details that 

are essential for assessment of the above fees 

d) notify the Faculty (where he / she studies) of the address for sending written 

communications or, notify of the change of such address, 

e) appear personally upon written request of the Rector, Dean or that of a person 

authorized by the Rector or Dean 

f) notify the Faculty in writing of his / her decision on the study programme that he / she 

will study without payment together with concurrent study, 

(4) In a accordance with law, the bodies of Faculty’s academic self-administration shall have 

the right to make decisions on the matters of academic rights and duties of the students 

registered for study pursuant to study programmes conducted at the Faculty. 

(5) UK’s student is pursuant to Act on Higher Education Institutions a member of the 

University’s academic community. If he/she studies a study programme at the Faculty, 

he/she is also a member of the academic community of the Faculty. 

(6) Disciplinary measures may be taken against Faculty’s student due to his / her breaching 

the law, University Statute, or other internal regulations of the UK or those of the Faculty 

where such student studies, or due to disturbing the peace. 

(7) Details of the proceedings concerning disciplinary offence shall be governed by the 

Disciplinary Code of the UK and the Disciplinary Code of the Faculty. 

Article 14 

Study Counsellor, Coordinator for Mobilities 

(1) Study Counsellors (Tutors) work at the Faculty in order to provide counselling service to 

students, in particular at making the study plan. A Tutor is appointed from among UK’s 

teachers by the Dean who may also revoke them. If necessary, the Dean may appoint 

more Study Counsellors (Tutors). 

(2) In order that the students’ mobility can be ensured, the University Vice-Rector for 

international relations conducts activities of UK’s Coordinator for Mobilities. In 

cooperation with the Office for International Relations of Rector’s Office and the Office of 

Study Affairs of Rector’s Office of the UK, the above Vice-Rector shall organize 

international collaboration in the field of education, solve the tasks related to outbound 

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and inbound students exchange and provide counselling services in respect of 

possibilities of study. 

(3) In order that tasks as described in paragraph 2 herein above should be carried out, 

Faculty’s Dean appoints Faculty’s Coordinator from among the higher education 

teachers. If necessary, the Dean shall also appoint Departmental Coordinators. 

Part IV 

Organization of Study at the UK 

Article 15 

Study Schedule 

(1) Each academic year shall start on 1 st September and end on 31 st August of the following 

year. 

(2) Each semester shall consist of winter and summer semesters. 

(3) Each semester shall consist of o the period of learning – teaching process and 

examination period. 

(4) The teaching-learning process related part of a semester consists of at least 13 

(thirteen) and at most 15 (fifteen) weeks of education. The period of examinations lasts 

at least 4 (four) weeks. In the last semester of study, the Dean may adjust the study 

schedule in other manner. 

(5) After the prior deliberation of the UK Rector’s Council, the Rector shall fix a unified study 

schedule for the following academic year by 31 st January at the latest. 

Article 16 

Organization of Registration for Study 

(1) Relations created upon registration for study shall be governed by Article 1 of Annex 1 

styled “The General Rules of Registration for Study, Recording and Control of Study 

Results at the Departments of the FaF UK”. 

(2) Each student may show his / her interest in those subjects that he / she is interested in 

completing in the following academic year / semester and he / she may consult the Tutor 

on their composition. 

(3) Registration for study shall be implemented by the Study Office as a rule after the time 

table has been prepared. 

(4) Students of other faculties or other higher education institutions may register for a 

subject at the Faculty with consent of its Dean or with consent of the authorized 

coordinator provided that such student satisfied all prescribed prerequisites unless 

insufficient capacity prevents such registration. 

(5) In the event that the subject, for which the students are getting registered is of limited 

capacity (due to space or personnel or other reasons), students are enabled to get 

registered in the following order : 

a) students of the respective Faculty for whom the subject is obligatory (this subject is 

recommended in the pertinent semester on the basis of the study programme plan) 

and the students of other higher education institutions who are getting registered for 

the subject as obligatory on the basis of the Study Agreement, 

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) students of the respective Faculty for whom the subject is compulsory elective, 

c) students of other faculties for whom the subject is compulsory elective on the basis of 

an agreement between the faculties, 

d) students of the respective Faculty for whom the subject is elective, 

e) students of other faculties for whom the subject is elective, 

f) students of other higher education institutions for whom the subject is elective. 

(6) Students with higher number of accumulated credits will be preferred. 

Article 17 

Credit System of Study 

(1) Credit study system enables to assess the student’s load related to the completion of the 

study programme of the study subject (herein after referred to only as the “subject”) 

reinforces the openness of the UK outwards, supports the students’ mobility and 

provides the student a possibility of participating in the creation of his / her own study 

plan 

(2) Credits are numerical values allocated to subjects quantifying the amount of work 

needed for their successful completion. The standard study load of a student during the 

whole academic year shall be sixty (60) credits; in one semester it shall be thirty (30) 

credits. That means, a credit represents one sixtieth (1/60) of the standard study load of 

an average student for the period of one academic year and approximately 27 hours of 

overall study (including individual study and self-study). 

(3) A student shall be awarded credits after the successful completion of a subject. Credits 

for the given subject may only be achieved once in the course of one study programme. 

(4) The student’s credits achieved for the completion of individual subjects shall be collected 

(added together, cumulated). The achievement of the needed number of credits (which 

is determined by a study programme) shall be prerequisite for continuation of study after 

a predetermined control phase of study. 

(5) The overall number of credits needed for due completion of study in Bachelor Study 

amounts to 180 credits, in the joint first and second stages pursuant to Section 53(3) of 

the Act on Higher Education Institutions (when the standard length of study is five years) 

it amounts to 300 credits and in doctoral study it amounts to 180 credits when the 

standard target time for study is three years 16 . The credits must be achieved in the 

composition as prescribed by the respective study program. 

(6) In the event that a student completes a part of his / her study at other faculty or other 

higher-education institution in the Slovak Republic or abroad on the basis of Study 

Agreement 17 , his / her credits achieved shall be counted in (transferred) on the basis of 

the transcript of study records made by the faculty or higher education institution where 

the student achieved the credits. 

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Comenius University at Bratislava 

17 

Section 7(1) b) of Regulation of the Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic No. 614/2002 of Collection 

on Credit System of Study 

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Article 18 

Study Programme, Study Plan and Certificates of Study 

(1) A study programme shall mean a set of educational activities and a set of rules arranged 

so that the successful completion of these educational activities at the concurrent 

observing of the given rules may enable the student to acquire higher-education. 18 

(2) A study programme must comprise the requirements as stipulated in the Act on Higher 

Education Institutions 19 . 

(3) A study programme may be implemented in the study field or a combination of study 

fields making a part of the system of study fields. 

(4) The rules of completion of a study programme are arranged particularly in such a 

manner that in the course of study, a student may achieve (in obligatory and obligatory 

elective subjects) at least 70 % credits out of the total number of credits prescribed for 

the successful completion of study. 

(5) Student’s study plan determines the subjects that the student must complete within the 

framework of study; it specifies their chronological succession and determines the forms 

of assessment of study results. 

(6) The study plan is prepared by each student individually or with help of the tutor or, in 

doctoral study with help of the thesis supervisor in such a manner that the student may 

satisfy the rules prescribed by the study programme and provisions stipulated in this 

Study Code. The study plan of a Doctoral Study Programme shall be prepared in 

cooperation with the student’s thesis supervisor and, the thesis supervisor shall submit 

this study plan to the departmental committee for approval. 

(7) A recommended study plan shall constitute a part of the above study programme. It is 

prepared in such a manner that, by the completion of this study plan the student will 

meet the requirements for successful completion of study within the standard target time 

for the completion of study. 

(8) Proofs of study shall be as follows 

a) Student’s Card 

b) Record of Study (Index) 

c) Transcript of Study Records 

(9) Record of Study (Index) is an obligatory proof of study where, in particular, units of study 

programme are recorded and so are the results of control of study successfulness or 

study performance 20 . 

Article 19 

Study Programme Subjects 

(1) Study Programme is subdivided into subjects. A subject is created by the study 

programme unit [Article 21(1)] or a group of study programme units focused on the 

provision of education in a defined area (for example, a lecture and an exercise 

corresponding thereto). 

(2) Within the Faculty, each subject is clearly identified through its code and name and it is 

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given in the information list of a subject. An example of a subject information list is given 

in Regulation of the Ministry of Education No. 614/2002 of Collection on Study Credit 

System. 

(3) Subjects included in a study programme shall be divided in the following types: 

a) obligatory subjects – full completion of obligatory subjects shall be prerequisite for the 

successful completion of a part of or the entire study programme, 

b) obligatory elective subjects - add to the character of the study and enable the student 

to adjust the study plan to his/her individual needs, 

c) Elective subjects – elective subjects are other subjects included in the study 

programme. Students may register for elective subjects in order that they can 

supplement their study and achieve enough credits in the respective part of study. 

(4) Obligatory and obligatory elective subjects are, as a rule, taught at the faculty where the 

respective study programme is implemented. Based on the prior agreement with the 

dean of other faculty, subjects taught at that faculty may also be included in obligatory 

subjects. 

(5) Normally, a student registers for elective subjects according to his/her study programme 

but also out of the assortment of study programmes of other faculties or highereducation 

institutions within the framework of the established rules in force. 

(6) The study programmes’ subjects are divided into: 

a) subjects without reference to other subject/subjects; registration for a subject like this 

is not conditioned by the completion of any other subject, 

b) subjects whose completion is conditioned by the completion of other subjects – the 

completion of such subject shall only be possible after the prior completion of other 

subject/subjects – prerequisites. 

(7) Final thesis shall be deemed to be study subject and its assessment shall be determined 

by the final thesis supervisor. Should the final thesis’s assessment range from A through 

to E, it is assigned credits and accepted for defence 

c) State examinations (with the exception of the dissertation examination) shall not be 

deemed subjects pursuant to this Study Code and no credits are assigned for their 

completion. 

Article 20 

Registration for Subjects and Subjects’ Completion 

(1) By the act of registration, the student defines his / her study plan for the following 

semester or academic year of study. 

(2) If a student failed a registered obligatory subject, he / she may register for it once more 

pursuant to the rules laid down by the pertinent study programme. After the second 

failed attempt to complete an obligatory subject, the student shall be excluded from 

study pursuant to the Act on Higher Education Institutions 21 [see Article 23(4) herein 

below]. 

(3) The conditions as stipulated in paragraph 2 herein above shall apply accordingly to a 

failed registered obligatory elective subject. However, a student may select from the 

menu of subjects another one instead of the failed obligatory elective subject [see Article 

23(4) herein below]. 

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(4) An elective subject registered but not completed may be registered one more time or, it 

is possible to choose other elective subject or, where the number of credits is sufficient, 

no selective subject may be registered. 

(5) For each academic year, a student must register for subjects of such credit value and in 

such composition (obligatory, obligatory elective and elective subjects) that he/she may 

be able to satisfy the requirements prescribed for continuation of study or study 

completion. In each academic year except for the last year of study, the student shall be 

bound to register for and successfully pass subjects that are worth at least 40 credits. 

The ceiling value of the credits registered in one academic year does not exceed 90 

credits. 

(6) In the academic year of study when the student plans to complete his/her study, he / she 

shall register for subjects with such allocation of credits that will enable him / her to meet 

the requirements prescribed for study completion if he / she achieves the number of 

credits. 

(7) Validation of the student’s card shall also be a part of registration. 

Article 21 

Study Programme Units 

(1) If study programme units are not defined in the study programme, the study programme 

units within the framework of one subject shall be determined by the person authorized 

to supervise over the subject’s instruction (guarantor). In particular, lectures, seminars, 

exercises, laboratory exercises, practical exercises, professional training practice, final 

thesis, semestral works, laboratory works, internships, field trips, professional practice 

and controlled self study. 

(2) A student is bound to complete the study programme units as specified in the 

information list of the subject. The teacher may excuse the absence from study 

programme units due to sick-leave or other impediments on the part of the student 

(public office, performance of civil duty in the general public interest, maternity and 

parental leave, quarantine, taking care of a sick family member, medical examination or 

treatment in a health care facility, birth of child to the student’s wife, escorting a family 

member to a health care facility, the death of a family member, own marriage, or 

marriage of the student’s parent, unforeseen traffic flow interruption or public transport 

delay, moving to other address), which must be substantiated by pertinent documents. 

The teacher may request that the student should work out substitute work - for example, 

a seminar work that is not defined in the information list as substitute work for the 

absence from the teaching-learning unit. 

(3) A student of Doctoral study Programme shall complete the study programme units in 

consistence with the study programme and he / she is bound to individually study 

technical literature needed in respect of the focus of the dissertation thesis (self-study). 

Conduct of teaching activity or other professional activity related to teaching activities 

shall be a part of Doctoral study carried out in the form of full-time study covering no 

more than four hours per week (in average) during the academic year of the study. 

Article 22 

Recording, Control and Assessment of Study Results 

(1) Detailed regulation of relations created in the process of recording and control of study 

results is laid down in Article 2 of the Annex to this Study Code of the Comenius 

University styled “The General Rules of Registration for Study, Recording and Control of 

Study Results at the Departments of the FaF UK”. 

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(2) Study results assessment within the framework of the study of a subject (herein after 

referred to only as “subject assessment”) shall be conducted in particular by 

a) continuous control of study results during the teaching-learning part of the given term 

of study (control questions, written tests, independent work tasks, semestral work, 

abstracts for seminars, etc.), 50% of continuous assessment must be implemented by 

the end of the seventh week of the learning – teaching process and the other 50 % by 

the end of the learning – teaching process in the given semester, 

b) examination covering the given term of study. 

(3) Elective subjects are assessed by continuous control of study results pursuant to 

paragraph 2a) excluding the cases where the student has chosen compulsory object or 

compulsory elective as elective - such subject shall be assessed by examination. 

(4) Examinations take place in the examination period of the semester in which the student 

completed the relevant subject. 

(5) The subject’s assessment is given in the information letter as percentual share of 

continuous control of study and that of semestral examination in such a manner that 

their addition shall amount to 100%. The percentage shall express the scope of the 

subject’s study material to be coped with by the student and assessed (by the teacher) 

in the course of continuous control or examination. 

(6) A recommended study plan prescribes the maximum of 5 (five) subjects per semester 

that are to be competed by examination. The student is entitled to prepare his / her study 

plan so that he / she can complete more than five compulsory and compulsory elective 

subjects completed by examination. 

(7) At the beginning of the academic year, teachers inform the students of the specific way 

of study control including the deadlines and manner of the assessment of control. 

Article 23 

Grades of Assessment (Marks) and Weighted Point Average 

(1) Study results shall be assessed by six grades forming the assessment scale 

A - Excellent (excellent results) (numerical value: 1) 

B - very good (results above average) (numerical value:1,5) 

C - good (average results) (numerical value: 2) 

D - satisfactory (acceptable results) (numerical value: 2, 5) 

E - sufficient (the results satisfy minimal criteria) (numerical value: 3) 

FX - Failure (further work of the subject is required) (numerical value: 4) 

(2) Assessment (grade [mark], grade of the assessment scale) reflects the quality of 

mastering the knowledge or skills in accordance with the subject’s goal, which is 

specified in the subject’s information letter. 

(3) A subject shall be deemed successfully completed if the student has attained the 

assessment of A through to E. The student may only be awarded credits for a subject 

completed successfully. 

(4) Student awarded the grade FX shall be entitled to repeat the failed examination two 

times. At the subject’s re-registration, the student shall be entitled to repeat the failed 

examination under the same conditions only once (see Article 20(2)(3) herein above). 

(5) In order that the student’s overall results may be assessed, the weighted grade point 

average shall apply. Weighted grade point average shall be calculated as the sum of the 

multiplication product of credits and classification grades (CG) divided by the sum of 

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credits for the subjects registered for the relevant academic year / semester. Mark “4” 

shall be included in the average in respect of the subjects for which the student 

registered and were assessed by grade FX or, for which the student registered and did 

not complete thereupon these subjects were assessed by grade FX. 

(6) The weighted GPA for the whole period of study shall be calculated in an analogous 

manner as given in paragraph 5 herein above and only successfully completed subjects 

shall be included in such calculation. 

(7) The weighted GPA may be taken into account particularly in selection examinations 

enforced by the capacity possibilities of the teaching-learning process at making 

decisions on award of certain tuition types or those on allocation of accommodation in 

students’ residential halls, etc. 

Article 24 

Control Stages of Study 

(1) If a student wishes to continue his / her study, he / she must 

a) achieve at least 15 credits at the end of the first semester, 

b) in each year of study, to achieve at least 40 credits for the winter and summer terms. 

(2) Other control stages of study may be determined so that the student’s possibility of 

choosing own pace of study can be preserved. 

Article 25 

Final Thesis 

(1) Bachelor thesis, Master thesis or dissertation thesis shall be considered as final thesis. 

(2) The Bachelor thesis and Master thesis should prove the candidate’s ability to work in a 

creative manner in the field where he / she completed the study programme. By the 

defence of his / her dissertation thesis the candidate’s preparedness for independent 

scientific and creative work is proved. The procedure of dissertation thesis defence is 

detailed by the internal regulation of the UK issued by the Rector 22 . 

(3) The basic requirements as to final thesis shall be determined by the internal regulation 

of the UK issued by its Rector 23 . 

(4) The student shall prepare the final thesis under guidance of the thesis supervisor 

(supervising consultant). 

(5) The final thesis shall be judged by an opponent (in the case of doctoral study – by 

opponents). The thesis supervisor and opponents shall provide a written opinion on the 

student’s final thesis. 

(6) Having prepared his / her final thesis, the student shall be entitled to get acquainted 

with the thesis supervisor’s opinion and with the opinion / opinions of the opponent / 

opponents no later than 3 (three) days before. 

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23 Internal Regulation of Comenius University No. 4/2008, the full text version of Rector’s Directive No. 5/2005 

on Basic Requirements as to Final Theses at the UK at Bratislava as amended by Annex No. 1 (to Internal 

Regulation of Comenius University No. 7/2006) and by Internal Regulation of Comenius University No. 

2/2008, the Directive of the Rector of Comenius University at Bratislava - Organisation of Doctoral Study at 


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(7) The final thesis’s defence is ranked among state examinations. 

(8) Except for the dissertation work, the result of the final thesis defence is assessed by the 

grades of assessment scale from A through to FX. 

(9) The student classified by grade FX (failure) for the defence of his/her final thesis, may 

repeat his/her final thesis defence in a repeat examination session. If the student is 

classified by grade FX in such repeat examination session, he / she shall be excluded 

from study. 

(10) If the final thesis supervisor or opponent / opponents are not members of the examining 

board, they are called in to take part in the final thesis’s defence and they have a 

deliberative vote. The examining board shall decide on the result of the final thesis’s 

defence by vote. 

(11) The final thesis may be worked out in the Slovak language or in the Czech language. If 

approved by the Dean, the defence of the final thesis may be conducted also in other 

language, generally in the English language. In the case of a foreign language thesis, 

this final thesis must include the summary in the Slovak language extending to at least 

one page. 

(12) The student shall deliver the final thesis as per paragraph 1 hereinabove to the FaF UK 

Central Library in electronic form so that it can be archived, bibliographically registered 

and made accessible. The manner and conditions of making the final thesis accessible 

shall be regulated by the internal regulation of the UK issued by the Rector. (Internal 

Regulation No. 4/2008). 

Article 26 

State Examinations 

(1) Completion of state examination or state examinations shall be prerequisite to the 

successful completion of the study programme. State examination must not consist of 

the final thesis defence only. 

(2) State examination may consist of more state examination subjects. 

(3) A student may only take the state examination after the completion of any and all duties 

prescribed by the study programme. He / she may take the state examination subject 

after the lapse of at least 20 days after the successful completion of a semestral 

examination. 

(4) The date of state examination session / sessions shall be determined by the Dean in 

accordance with the study schedule. 

(5) In the event that a student cannot participate in state examination due to serious 

reasons and he / she justifies such absence in advance or no later than 3 days 

following the date of the state examination session, the Dean may fix a substitute state 

examination session. If the student fails to appear for the appointed state examination 

session without due justification or, if the Dean does not accept the reason for the 

student’s absence, such absence shall be classified as failed examination. 

(6) State examination shall be conducted before the examining board (hereinafter referred 

to only as the “Board”) 

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(7) Higher education institution teachers acting in the capacity of professors, assistant 

professors and other specialists approved by the pertinent Scientific Board 24 shall be 

entitled to examine. Where Bachelor Study Programmes are concerned, also higher 

education institution teachers acting in the capacity of lecturers with the acquired third 

stage education shall be entitled to examine. 

(8) Pursuant to the Act on Higher Education Institutions 25 , the Dean shall determine the 

composition of the examining board of the persons authorized to examine. The 

examining board consists of at least 4 (four) members. The commission shall make a 

quorum if its chairperson and at least two of its members are present. 

(9) The procedure of state examination and the announcement the results shall be public. 

The deliberation of the examining board concerning the results of state examination shall 

take place at a meeting of the examining board closed to public. 

(10) Individual subjects of state examination shall be assessed by the assessment scale A 

through to FX. 

(11) Overall assessment of state examination shall be: “passed with honours”, “pass” and 

“failure”. 

(12) . State examination shall be assessed by the grade “passed with honours” where the 

student’s achievement has only been assessed with grades A or B while the number of 

“A” assessments in individual subjects must not be less then the number of “B” 

assessments. 

(13) State examination shall be assessed by the grade “pass” where the student does not 

satisfy the rules as described in paragraph 12 herein above and he / she has been 

assessed by the grade FX in none of the subjects. 

(14) Where the student’s performance in any of state examination subjects has been 

assessed with the grade „FX“, overall assessment of such student shall be “failure”. 

(15) Where the student failed to take part in the examination or he / she failed the 

examination, he / she may take state examination in the nearest second (repeat) state 

examination session. The student shall repeat only that part of state examination in 

which he / she was assessed with the classification grade “failure” (FX). It will only be 

possible to repeat state examination twice within the deadline as specified in Article 

31(6) b). The second (repeat) state examination session is subject to Dean’s approval 

on the basis of the student’s written application. 

(16) Where the student has failed to receive Dean’s approval to take state examination on a 

substitute or the second (repeat) session, the chairperson of the examination board shall 

not allow the student take state examination. 

Article 27 

Overall Assessment of the Student 

(1) Overall assessment of successfully completed study shall be assessed with two grades: 

a) “passed with honours”, 

b) “pass” 

24 

Scientific Board of Comenius University at Bratislava or the Scientific Board of the Faculty if the study 

programme is implemented at the Faculty 

25 

Section 63(4) of the Act on Higher Education Institutions 

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(2) If the student achieved the weighted study average for the entire study better than 1,3 

(excluding the assessment of state examination subjects) and if he / she passed state 

examination (state examinations) with the assessment “passed with honours” in the due 

term, he / she shall be assessed as described in paragraph 1 a) hereinabove. 

(3) If the student failed to meet the conditions as per paragraph 2 hereinabove, he / she will 

be assessed pursuant to paragraph 1 b). 

Article 28 

Student’s Possibility the Change Study Programme within the UK 

(1) Dean may allow the student a change of study programme within on and the same 

study field or in the same combination of study fields. Before granting the approval, The 

Dean shall request Rector’s approval. 

(2) Where the original and new study programmes are studied at different faculties, the 

study programme’s change shall be subject to agreement of both respective Deans. 

Rector’s approval shall be requested by the Dean of the faculty where the student will 

study after such change. 

(3) At the change of study programme pursuant to this Article 28, admission procedure 

conditions may differ from the conditions of the admission procedure that secondary 

school leavers or graduates from the first or second grades of the higher education 

institution were required to satisfy at the admission to study at a higher grade. 

Recognition of completed subjects and transfer of credits shall be regulated by Article 

29 herein below. 

(4) In order to complete his / her study successfully, the student is bound to fulfil the 

conditions as specified in the study programme, which the students studies after such 

change. 

(5) A student may apply for a change of his / her study programme by the beginning of the 

academic year following the successful completion of the first year of study and, after 

the completion of conditions as stipulated in Article 24(1)b) hereinabove. 

Article 29 

Recognition of Completed Subjects, Transfer of Credits and Grades 

(1) A student may apply for the recognition of completed subjects or transfer of credits and 

grades (marks) within no more than 4 years following the achievement of the same. 

(2) Completed subjects, achieved credits and grades may be recognized if they are a part of 

the prescribed study programme as obligatory or obligatory elective and if they have 

been assessed with the grades A through to E or in the manner equal to such credits 

and grades. In Master study, it shall not be possible to recognize credits achieved for the 

successful completion of a subject in Bachelor study. 

(3) The Dean shall decide on recognition or transfer of credits and grades on the basis of 

the opinion of the person authorized to supervise over the subject’s instruction 

(guarantor); in one academic year, the student may have subjects from the preceding 

study of the value of 50 credits recognised whereas the study conditions stipulated in 

Article 20(5) must be observed. 

(4) If the student is admitted to study pursuant to Article 10 or Article 28, the Rector may 

grant exclusion from recognition of the maximal value of credits pursuant to paragraph 3 

on the basis of the Faculty Dean’s proposal. 

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(5) Petitions for recognition of subjects from the preceding academic study shall be filed with 

the Faculty Dean’s Office at the beginning of the academic year, no later than two weeks 

after the beginning of winter term. Students are requested to enclose to their petitions 

the syllabus of the subject, in which they achieved the credits and the grades. The Dean 

shall issue a written decision on recognition or non-recognition of such subjects; this 

written decision must contain reasoning and shall be delivered to the student pursuant 

Article 35 paragraph 2 thereof. 

(6) The completion of the subject within the programme of the European Union. Life-Long 

Learning Programme ERAZMUS shall be recognized without submission of other 

documents. 

Article 30 

Interruption of Study 

(1) The student’s study may be interrupted on the basis of his / her written petition. In 

general, study is interrupted for the duration of one self-contained part of the study 

(semester, year). 

(2) Unless the reason for such discontinuation is given, the student’s study may be 

interrupted for a maximum of one year 

(3) Should health reasons or serious personal reasons be the cause of such interruption, 

study may be interrupted for the maximum of two years; the only exception being 

parental leave when the maximal duration of study interruption is 3 (three) years. 

(4) The petition for interruption of study may be granted by the Dean of the Faculty. 

(5) Interruption of study in a student of a doctoral study who has registered for the theme of 

his / her dissertation thesis announced by an external higher education institution may 

be granted by the Dean after the prior approval of the statutory body of the 

representative of such external higher education institution. 

(6) As of the interruption date, the student interrupting his / her study has the statute of a 

student no longer. The decision on study interruption shall be given to the student by 

personal delivery or delivered by mail. 

(7) The student, whose study has been interrupted, shall be entitled to re-register for study. 

He / she shall re-gain the statute of a student as at the date of re-registration. 

(8) If the study is interrupted during the teaching-learning part of the semester, the 

registration for the subjects following the student’s coming back after such interruption 

shall not be considered as repeated registration. 

(9) If the study is interrupted in the part of the academic year when no teaching-learning 

process is conducted, all credits and assessments achieved before the date of 

application for study interruption shall be recorded. The study obligations, for which the 

student achieved the assessment FX prior to the date of the filing of petition for study 

interruption, shall be considered as repeatedly recorded. Upon repeated registration of 

subjects, the procedure under Articles 20(2)(3) shall be followed. 

Article 31 

Termination of Study 

(1) Study at the FaF UK may be completed in due manner and time or, it may be terminated 

for the reasons as described in paragraph 6 of this Article and in Article 33 herein below. 

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(2) A student may complete his / her study in a due manner and time by study completion 

according to the respective study programme. 

(3) The date when the last requirement prescribed for due completion of study is fulfilled 

shall be considered as the date of due completion of the respective study programme. 

(4) Diploma, Diploma supplement and Certificate of State Examination shall be the 

documents certifying due completion of study and the acquisition of appropriate 

academic degree. 

(5) Such higher education diploma, diploma supplement and state examination certificate 

shall be issued by the UK. The student completing the study pursuant to Article 27(1)a) 

shall be awarded diploma “with honours” by the UK. As a rule, graduates shall receive 

their Diplomas at the formal ceremony. 

(6) Besides due completion of study, the study shall be terminated: 

a) abandonment of study on the basis of the student’s own decision, 

b) exceeding the standard target time for study completion by more than two years, 

c) if the student cannot continue the study due to cancellation of his / her study 

programme and if he / she has not accepted the offer to continue his / her study 

according to other study programme, 

d) if the student satisfies the admission procedure requirements at other higher education 

institution or faculty of the UK with the approval of the respective Dean for purpose of 

changing the study programme, 

e) if the student fails to appear for registration for the following term of study or if, after 

the study interruption, he / she fails to appear for registration upon a repeated notice 

requesting that within 10 (ten) days he / she should appear for registration. This 

student may ask for prolongation of such period of time due to health reasons 

preventing him / her to appear for registration. Otherwise, the date on which the 

student should have registered for further term of study or when the student was 

supposed to re-register shall be considered as date of the student’s termination of 

study. 

f) by student’s death. 

Article 32 

Abandonment of Study 

(1) If a student intends to terminate his / her study, he / she shall notify the Dean in writing 

accordingly. 

(2) Upon request student terminating his / her study, shall be issued the Transcript of Study 

Records by the Faculty. In such Transcript of Study Records, the subjects completed 

successfully are recorded. The transcript shall also state that the student has not 

completed the study. 

Article 33 

Exclusion from Study 

A student shall be excluded from study if 

(1) if he / she fails to meet the requirements or duties arising from Faculty’s study 

programme and the Study Code, he /she may be excluded from study also for the 

breach of obligations pursuant to Article 13(3)c), 

(2) If disciplinary measure in the form of exclusion from study was taken against a student 

pursuant to Section 72(2)c) of the Act on Higher Education Institutions. 

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Part V 

Procedures in the Matter of Study Rights and the Student’s Obligations 

Article 34 

Commencement of Procedures in the Matter of Study Rights and the Student’s Rights 

(1) Procedure in the matter of permission of the study interruption, recognition of 

examinations or credits shall commence as at the date when the student filed a written 

application for the issuance of the corresponding decision. The petition must include 

basic identification data of the student and the core of the matter to be decided. 

(2) If such petition does not contain all necessary data, the Dean shall invite the student to 

complete it or to give necessary explanation. 

(3) Proceeding concerning non-fulfilment of requirements arising from the study programme 

or study plan and the breach of the Study Code shall commence as of the date of 

issuance of the decision of the Dean who will issue the decision at his own instigation, at 

the instigation of a teacher or at that of a student. 

(4) Proceeding concerning the exclusion from study in consequence of the failure to satisfy 

the requirements arising from the study programme and Study Code of the Faculty 

[Section 66(1) c) of the Act on Higher Education Institutions and Article 33 a)] shall 

commence as at the date of issuance of the decision on exclusion. 

(5) The decision concerning the matters as per paragraph 1 hereinabove shall be issued by 

the Dean within 30 (thirty) days as of the procedure commencement. The time needed 

for the student to complete the petition or to give the required explanation as per 

paragraph 2 hereinabove shall not be included in the above time period. Unless the 

Dean issues the decision in the said thirty-day period, the student may claim that the 

Rector should oblige the Dean to act and make the requested decision. 

(6) Act No. 71/1967/of Collection on Administrative Procedure as amended shall not apply 

to procedures and making decisions on the students’ rights. 

Article 35 

Formal Requirements as to Dean’s Decision and Delivery of the same 

(1) Decisions pursuant to Article 33 hereinabove have to be written, must contain the 

statement of the decision referring to the provision of the internal regulation, reasoning 

based on the issue of fact found and in the cases pursuant to Article 34(4) also advice 

on the possibility of applying for the review of such decision. 

(2) Dean’s decision shall be delivered to the student by hand-delivery at the Faculty or at 

any other place, where such student can be reached. Where such delivery is impossible, 

the decision pursuant to Article 34(4) shall be sent by mail to the last known address of 

the student’s lawful permanent residence; this communication shall be sent by registered 

mail with affidavit of service and a note “to be delivered to the addressee only”. The 

decisions on the matters stipulated in Article 34 (1) and (3) shall be delivered by 

registered mail with affidavit of service. Faculty’s obligation to serve the decision has 

been fulfilled when the student takes over such decision or, immediately after the post 

office has returned the decision as undeliverable or, if service of such decision has been 

frustrated by the student’s action or omission. The effects of delivery will come into force 

also if the student has refused to take such decision over. 

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Article 36 

Application for the Review of the Decision on Exclusion from Study 

(1) Within 8 days following the date of delivery of the decision, the student may petition for 

its review (hereinafter only the “petition”). Such petition has suspensive effect. The 

petition shall be filed with the Office of the Dean who has issued the decision. 

(2) The Dean himself may grant the petition and change or cancel the decision or else the 

Dean shall forward the petition together with all documentation for the Rector to review 

the same. The Dean shall forward to the Rector all related records together with a report 

pursuant paragraph 3 herein below including Dean’s own opinion on the petition to be 

reviewed. 

(3) The report shall contain complex results of the preceding procedure that is, the data on 

all taken actions, opinion on timeliness of the petition’s filing and that on adherence to all 

requirements as to petition. The Faculty Dean shall give his opinion to all petitioners’ 

objections together with the relevant evidence and also his opinion on completeness and 

correctness of the found issue of fact and also legal opinion, from which the contested 

decision comes. 

(4) The Rector shall reject the petition filed in an untimely manner or by an unauthorized 

person. The Rector shall change or cancel Dean’s decision issued at variance with law, 

internal regulation of the UK or Faculty. Otherwise the Rector shall reject the petition and 

confirm the original Dean’s decision. 

(5) Should the Rector cancel Dean’s decision because the issue of fact was found in a 

sufficient manner, he / she may (depending on the circumstances) return the case to the 

Dean for further procedure and decision; the Dean shall be bound by the legal opinion of 

the Rector. 

(6) The Rector shall issue the decision within 30 (thirty) days following the delivery of the 

Student’s petition for the review of Dean’s decision. In more complicated cases, the 

Rector shall issue the decision within 60 (sixty) days. The rector will also notify in writing 

the Faculty Dean of the decision to prolong the above period of time. 

(7) The provisions of Article 35(2) shall apply to service of Rector’s decision. 

(8) If the Dean grants the petition and if he / she changes Dean’s decision or cancels it 

pursuant to paragraph 2 hereinabove or, if the Rector changes or cancels Dean’s 

decision pursuant to paragraph 4 herein above, the Faculty bodies or the bodies of the 

UK shall, where appropriate, take such action that shall restore the rights of the affected 

student or mitigate the consequences caused by Dean’s objectionable decision. 

(9) It is not possible to file a petition for review of Rector’s decision. The Rector shall inform 

the competent Dean about his / her decision and return this Dean the student’s complete 

documentation together with advice of delivery of the decision to the student. 

Article 37 

Validity of the Decision 

(1) The decision, against which it is impossible to lodge an appeal, shall be final. 

(2) Dean’s decision on the student’s exclusion from study, against which the student has not 

logged an appeal, shall become valid as of the date of expiration of the reasonable 

eight-day period pursuant Article 36(1). 

(3) Rector’s decision on the student’s petition for review of the decision issued by the Dean 

shall become final as of the date of its delivery to the student. 

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(4) The date when the decision on exclusion from study has become final, shall be 

considered as the date of termination of study. 

Part VI 

Other Provisions 

Article 38 

Student’s Safety and Health Protection 

To each student participating in practical education and professional practice, the 

general regulations concerning safety and health protection at work and those concerning 

working conditions of women shall apply 26 . 

Article 39 

Rigorosum Examinations 

(1) The graduates from study programmes awarded the academic degree of “magister” 

(Master) may pass the rigorosum examination whose part shall also be the defence of 

rigorosum thesis in the study field, in which they acquired higher education or in a 

related field. 

(2) When the graduates have succeeded in passing the rigorosum examination, the UK 

shall confer upon them the following academic degrees 

a) “doktor prírodných vied” (abbreviated “RNDr.”) [Master (of Science] – in the natural 

science study programmes 

b) “doktor farmácie” - (abbreviated “PharmDr.”) – Doctor of Pharmacy in pharmaceutical 

study programmes, [Master of Pharmacy] 

c) “doktor filozofie” – Doctor of Philosophy (abbreviated “PhDr.”) - [Master of Philosophy] 

in social and fine arts study programmes, 

práv” - (abbreviated “JUDr.”) – Doctor of Laws in legal study programmes, [Master of 

Laws] 

d) “doktor práv” - (abbreviated “JUDr.”) – Doctor of Laws in legal study programmes, 

[Master of Laws] 

e) “doktor pedagogiky” - (abbreviated “PaeDr.”) in the teacher training study programmes 

and physical culture study programmes, 

f) “doktor teológie” - (“ThDr.”) - [Master of Theology] in theological study programmes 

excluding the study programmes in the field of catholic theology. 

(3) The rules of rigorosum examination rules shall be governed by the internal regulation of 

the UK 27 . 

Article 40 

Academic Commendation of the Rector, Rector’s Award for Excellent Final Thesis and 

Motivation Scholarships 

(1) The Rector may award the Academic Commendation of the Rector connected with a 

lump-sum motivation scholarship for such student who 

a) achieved excellent study results in the course of study 

26 Act No. 311/2001 of Collection – The Labour Code as amended 

27 Internal Regulation No. 2/2007; Rector’s Directive – Principles of Rigorosum Procedures at Comenius 

University 

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) showed exemplary approach as citizens or performed an exemplary act 

c) represented the Faculty or the University at international events or competitions 

(2) The Rector may award Rector’s Award for Excellent Final Thesis associated with lumpsum 

motivation scholarship to a student who prepared a final thesis of exceptional 

quality. 

(3) The rules governing the granting of Rector’s commendation and award of associated 

lump-sum scholarship shall be governed by UK’s and Faculty’s Scholarship Code. 

(4) The Dean may grant commendation and lump-sum motivation scholarship to the student 

registered for the study programme conducted at the Faculty pursuant to UK’s 

Scholarship Code and the Faculty UK's Scholarship Code. 

Article 41 

Doctoral Study Peculiarities of Doctoral 

(1) Unless stipulated otherwise, the rules of this Study Code shall apply to Doctoral study 

accordingly. 

(2) The rules of organization of Doctoral study are stipulated by the Act on Higher Education 

Institutions 28 and they are specified in Rector’s Regulation (The Internal Regulation No 

2/2008) 

Article 42 

Faculties’ Study Codes 

(1) Faculty’s Study Code is issued consistent with UK’s Study Code 

(2) Faculty’s Academic Senate approves the Study Code of the Faculty on the basis of 

Dean’s proposal. It comes into force as at the date when it is approved in UK’s 

Academic Senate. 

Article 43 

Final Provisions 

(1) The Annex styled “General Rules of Registration for Study, Recording and Control of 

Study Results at the FaF UK” applying to Bachelor and Master Study shall make a part 

of this UK’s Study Code. These rules shall apply to Doctoral study accordingly. 

(2) Within one month following the effective date of UK’s Study Code, the FaF UK 

harmonized its Study Code with UK’s Study Code. 

(3) The Study Code of the FaF UK shall become valid as of the date of approval by the 

Academic Senate of the Comenius University. 

(4) As of the effective date of this Study Code, the Study Code of the Faculty of Pharmacy 

of the Comenius University at Bratislava of 30 th June 2004 shall become null and void. 

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SUPPLEMENT 

Based on Resolution No. 4-2/2011 from meeting of the Academic Senate of the Faculty of 

Pharmacy of the CU from April 12, 2011 a change to the Article 27 point (2) of the Study Code 

was approved as follows: 

“If the student achieved the weighted study average for the entire study less or equal to 1,3 

(excluding the assessment of state examination subjects) and if he / she passed state 

examination (state examinations) with the assessment “passed with honours” in the due term, 

he / she shall be assessed as described in paragraph 1 a) hereinabove.” 

Based on Resolution No. 6-3/2011 from meeting of the Academic Senate of the Faculty of 

Pharmacy of the CU from June 7, 2011 a change to the Article 22 point (4) of the Study Code 

was approved as follows: words “in which the student completed the relevant subject.” are left 

out. Comma at the end of the sentence is changed into a dot. New sentence is as follows: 

”Examinations take place in the examination period of the semester.” 

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Professors 

LIST OF TEACHERS 

Meno telefón e-mail Katedra - 

pracovisko 

BALGAVÝ Pavol, CSc. 50 117 290 pavol.balgavy@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

Dr.h.c. RNDr. ČIŢMÁRIK Jozef, PhD. 50 117 229 cizmarik@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

Dr.h.c. Ing. DEVÍNSKY Ferdinand, DrSc. 50 117120 (331) devinsky@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

RNDr. FOLTÁN Viliam, CSc. 50 117 160(347) foltan@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

RNDr. GRANČAI Daniel, CSc. 50 117 170(204) grancai@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

RNDr. HAVRÁNEK Emil,PhD. 50 117 245 havranek@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

PharmDr. KYSELOVIĆ Ján, CSc. 50 117 378 kyselovic@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

RNDr. MELNÍK Milan, DrSc. 50 117 244 melnik@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

RNDr. MLYNARČÍK Dušan, DrSc. 50 117 312 mlynarcik@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Ing. NAGY Milan, CSc. 50 117 201 nagy@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

Ing. REMKO Milan, DrSc. 50 117 225 remko@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

MUDr. ŠVEC Pavel, DrSc. 50 117 368 psvec@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Associate Professors 

Mgr. ANDRIAMAINTY Fils, PhD. 50 117 226 mouanda@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

RNDr. BEZÁKOVÁ Lýdia, CSc. 50 117 307 (314) bezakova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

RNDr. BEZÁKOVÁ Ţelmíra, CSc. 50 117 227 bezakovaz@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

RNDr. BUKOVSKÝ Marián, PhD. 50 117 311 bukovsky@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

RNDr. ČIŢMÁRIKOVÁ Ruţena, CSc. 50 117 327 cizmarikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

RNDr. DUCKOVÁ Katarína, CSc. 50 117 267 duckova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

RNDr. FULMEKOVÁ Magdaléna, CSc. 482 110 22 (11) prednosta@ulfafuk.sk KORF 

RNDr. GALLOVÁ Jana 50 117 291 gallova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

PharmDr. KLIMAS Ján, PhD. 50 117 115 klimas@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

RNDr. KUŢELOVÁ Magdaléna, CSc. 50 117 367 kuzelova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Ing. LACKO Ivan 50 117 329 lacko@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

RNDr. MAJTÁS Ján, CSc. 50 117 342 majtas@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

RNDr. MIKUŠ Peter, PhD. 50 117 243 (110) mikus@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

PharmDr. MUČAJI Pavel, PhD. 50 117 201 mucaji@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. OBLOŢINSKÝ Marek, PhD. 50 117 306 (314) oblozinsky@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

PhDr. OZÁBALOVÁ Ľudmila, PhD. 50 117 195 (210) ozabalova@fpharm.uniba.sk KJ 

RNDr. PAULIKOVÁ Ingrid, CSc. 50 117 130 (303) paulikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Ing. PISÁRČIK Martin, CSc. 50 117 333 pisarcik@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

RNDr. RAČANSKÁ Eva, CSc. 50 117 374 racanska@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

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RNDr. SEDLÁROVÁ Eva, PhD. 50 117 140 (228) sedlarova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

RNDr. STANKOVIČOVÁ Mária, CSc. 50 117 223 stankovicm@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

MUDr. STANKOVIČOVÁ Tatiana, CSc. 50 117 369 stankovicova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Ing. SVĚTLÍK Ján, CSc., 50 117 251 svetlik@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

PharmDr. SÝKOROVÁ Miroslava, PhD. 50 117 241 (256) sykorova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

RNDr. TUMOVÁ Ingrid, CSc. 50 117 372 tumova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

RNDr. UHRÍKOVÁ Daniela, CSc. 50 117 180 (292) uhrikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

PharmDr. VALENTOVÁ Jindra, PhD. 50 117 330 valentova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

RNDr.VAVERKOVÁ Štefánia, CSc. 50 117 213 vaverkova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

RNDr. VITKOVÁ Mária, CSc. 50 117 267 vitkovam@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

RNDr. VITKOVÁ Zuzana, PhD. 50 117 269 vitkova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

RNDr. ŢABKA Marián, CSc. 50 117 265 (190) zabka@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

Lecturers 

PharmDr. ADAMEOVÁ Adriana, PhD. 50 117 365 adameova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. AMBRUS Tunde, PhD. 50 117 341 ambrus@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

PharmDr. BALAŢOVÁ Andrea PhD. 50 117 315 balazova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Ing. BENKOVSKÝ Ivan, CSc. 50 117 253 benkovsky@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

RNDr. BILKA František, PhD. 50 117 315 bilka@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Mgr. BILKOVÁ Andrea, PhD. 50 117 315 bilkova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

RNDr. BÚCSI Alexander, PhD. 50 117 283 bucsi@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

PharmDr. CZIGLE Szilvia, PhD. 50 117 209 czigle@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. ČOREJOVÁ Adela, PhD. 50 117 376 corejova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. ČUCHOROVÁ Mária 50 117 271 cuchorova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

RNDr. DOKUPILOVÁ Svetlana, PhD. 50 117 249 dokupilova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

Mgr. DUBNIČKOVÁ Martina, PhD. 50 117 310 dubnickova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

RNDr. FAZEKAŠ Tomáš, PhD. 50 117 283 fazekas@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

PharmDr. FIALOVÁ Silvia, PhD. 50 117 206 fialova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. FOLTÁNOVÁ Tatiana, PhD. 50 117 361 foltanova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Ing. FRECER Vladimír, PhD. 50117 281 frecer@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

PharmDr. GARAJ Vladimír, PhD. 50 117 221 garaj@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

RNDr. GARDAVSKÁ Klára, CSc. 50 117 262 garadavska@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

PharmDr. GÁPLOVSKÝ Martin, PhD. 50 117 221 gaplovsky@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

Ing. HABALA Ladislav, PhD. 50117 325 habala@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

RNDr. HALADOVÁ Mária, CSc. 50 117 208 haladova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. HERDOVÁ Petra, PhD. 50 932 271 herdova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

Mgr. HOLKOVÁ Ivana, PhD. 50 117 302 holkova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Mgr. HOLLÁ Oľga 50 117 210 holla@fpharm.uniba.sk KJ 

Ing. HORÁKOVÁ Renáta, PhD. 50 117 327 horakova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

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PharmDr. HRABOVSKÁ Anna, PhD. 50 117 377 hrabovska@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. HUKEĽOVÁ Miroslava 50 117 271 hukelova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

PharmDr. JANKYOVÁ Stanislava,PhD. 50 117 366 jankyova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. KARLOVSKÁ Janka, PhD. 50 117 299 (289) karlovska@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

PharmDr. KIŇOVÁ SEPOVÁ Hana, PhD. 50 932 316 kinova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Mgr. KLACSOVÁ Mária, PhD. 50 117 289 klacsova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

PhDr. KLIMECKÁ Mária 50 117 210 klimecka@fpharm.uniba.sk KJ 

PhDr. KLIŢANOVÁ Darina 50 117 210 klizanova@fpharm.uniba.sk KJ 

Mgr. KONDELA Tomáš 50 117 283 kondela@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

RNDr. KOVÁCSOVÁ Boţena, CSc. 50 117 367 kovacsova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. KRÁĽOVÁ Eva, PhD. 50 117 363 kralova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. KŘENEK Peter, PhD. 50 117 376 krenek@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

RNDr. Janka KUBINCOVÁ, PhD. 50 117 324 kubincova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

PharmDr. LACIKOVÁ Ľubica, PhD. 50 117 203 lacikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. LAGIN Adela 50 117 344 lagin@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

PharmDr. LEHOCKÁ Ľubica, PhD. 50 117 346 lehocka@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

PharmDr. LIŠČÁKOVÁ Andrea, PhD. 50 117 270 liscakova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

Mgr. LUDVIG Dalibor 50 117 220 ludvig@fpharm.uniba.sk KTVŠ 

PharmDr. LUKÁČ Miloš, PhD. 50 117 322 lukac@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

RNDr. MAJEKOVÁ Hyacinta, PhD. 50 117 313 koscova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

PharmDr. MALÍK Ivan, PhD. 50 117 222(226) malik@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

PharmDr. Ing. MALOVECKÁ Ivona 50 117 341 malovecka@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

PharmDr. MARÁKOVÁ Katarína, PhD. 50 117 248 marakova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

PhDr. MARTINKOVÁ Katarína 50 117 210 martinkova@fpharm.uniba.sk KJ 

PharmDr. MÁŤUŠ Marek, PhD. 50 117 377 matus@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

RNDr. MIKLÁŠ Roman, PhD. 50 117 323 miklas@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

MIKLÁŠOVÁ Natalia, PhD. 50 117 326 miklasova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

PharmDr. MIKUŠOVÁ Veronika, PhD. 50 117 288 janosova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

PharmDr. MINÁRIKOVÁ Dana, PhD. 50 117 341 minarikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

RNDr. MISTRÍKOVÁ Ingrid, CSc. 50 117 214 mistrikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. MOLITORISOVÁ Milica 50 117 346 molitorisova@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

RNDr. MRLIANOVÁ Mária, CSc. 50 117 211 mrlianova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

RNDr. MUSIL Peter, PhD. 50 117 394 musil@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. NAGYOVÁ Lenka 50 117 166 nagyova@fpharm.sk KTVŠ 

PharmDr. ONDRIAŠOVÁ Elena,CSc. 50 117 370 ondriasova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Ing. OREMUSOVÁ Jarmila, CSc. 50 117 282 oremusova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

Ing. PECHOVÁ Iveta, PhD. 50 117 324 pechova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

RNDr. PLANKOVÁ Alexandra, PhD. 50 117 250 plankova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

RNDr. POLAKOVIČOVÁ Mája, PhD. 50 117 335 polakovicova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

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PharmDr. POTÚČKOVÁ Miroslava, PhD. 50 117 271 vercimakova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

Mgr. PULLMANNOVÁ Petra, PhD. 50 117 289 pullmannova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

RNDr. PUTEROVÁ Zita, PhD. 50 117 326 puterova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

PharmDr. SCHEEROVÁ KONTŠEKOVÁ 

Zuzana, PhD. 50 117 208 kontsekova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. SNOPKOVÁ Miroslava, PhD. 50 117 344 snopkova@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

Mgr. SPRUŠANSKÝ Ondrej, PhD. 50 117 376 sprusansky@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. STARÝCHOVÁ Lenka 50 117 271 starychova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

Mgr. STOWASSER Jozef 50 117 165 (220) stowasseer@fpharm.uniba.sk KTVŠ 

Mgr. ŠELIGOVÁ Jana 50 932 271 seligova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

PharmDr. ŠIŠKOVÁ Katarína, PhD. 50 117 305 siskova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Ing. ŠORALOVÁ Stanislava, PhD. 50 117 224 soralova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

Ing. ŠTROFFEKOVÁ Oľga, PhD. 50 117 253 (256) stroffekova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

PharmDr. ŠUBOVÁ Margaréta, PhD. 50 117 269 subova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

RNDr. TEKEĽOVÁ Daniela, CSc. 50 117 211 tekelova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PaedDr. TIBENSKÁ Martina, PhD. 50 117 166 tibenska@fpharm.uniba.sk KTVŠ 

PharmDr. TICHÝ Eduard, PhD. 50 117 271 tichy@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

Mgr. TÓTH Jaroslav, PhD. 50 117 209 toth@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PhDr. VALLOVÁ Eleonóra, PhD. 50 117 210 vallova@fpharm.uniba.sk KJ 

PharmDr. VEIZEROVÁ Lucia, PhD. 50 117 288 veizerova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

PharmDr. VERČINSKÁ Miriam, PhD. 50 117 376 vercinska@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

RNDr. VOJTEKOVÁ Mária, CSc. 50 117 284 vojtekova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

Full-time PhD. students 

Mgr. BALÁŢOVÁ Martina 50 117 365 balazova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. BELLOVÁ Katarína 50 117 349 bellova@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

PharmDr. ČERNECKÁ Hana 50 117 376 cernecka@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. DANEVOVÁ Veronika 50 117 371 danevova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. DINGOVÁ Dominika 50 117 371 dingov@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. DÓKA Gabriel 50 117 376 doka@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. DUGOVIČOVÁ Lea 50 117 371 dugovicova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. GAJDÁČOVÁ Beata 50 117 376 gajdacova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Ing. GALBA Jaroslav 50 117 246 galba@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

PharmDr. GALIŠINOVÁ Jana 50 117 223 galisinova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

Mgr. GATIALOVÁ Katarína 50 117 349 gatialova@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

PharmDr. HOFFMAN Peter 50 117 304 hoffman@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Mgr. HUBČÍK Lukáš 50 117 289 hubcik@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

Mgr. HULÁKOVÁ Silvia 50 117 289 hulakova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

PharmDr. JEŢKO Pavol 50 117 221 jezko@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

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Mgr. KODADOVÁ Alexandra 50 932 271 kodadova@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

PharmDr. KOLLÁROVÁ Renáta 50 117 306 kollarova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Mgr. KOVÁČIKOVÁ Veronika 50 117 306 kovacikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Mgr. KOVÁČOVÁ Barbora 50 117 371 kovacova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. KOUTSOULAS Charalampos 50 932 271 koutsoulas@fpharm.uniba.sk KGF 

Mgr. KUČERA Matej 50 117 390 kucera@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. et Mgr. KURIN Elena 50 117 203 kurin@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. MACKOVÁ Anna 50 117 203 mackova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFB 

PharmDr. MARUNIAK Matej 50 117 224 maruniak@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

PharmDr.Lucia MASARYKOVÁ 50 117 346 masarykova@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

Mgr. MATUŠKA Marek 50 117 322 matuska@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

Mgr. MENŠÍKOVÁ Lucia 50 117 376 mensikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. Martin Miko 50 117 343 miko@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

Mgr. MOLČANOVÁ Mária 50 117 343 molcanova@fpharm.uniba.sk KORF 

Mgr. MLYNÁROVÁ Jana 50 117 376 mlynarova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. MRVOVÁ Katarína 50 117 371 mrvova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. MYDLA Matej 50 117 304 mydla@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Mgr. NÉMETHY Andrej 50 117 322 nemethy@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

Mgr. NICHTOVÁ Zuzana 50 117 371 nichtov@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. PEKÁROVÁ Mária 50 117 306 pekarova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Mgr. PIEŠŤANSKÝ Juraj 50 117 247 piestansky@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

Mgr. PIVÁČKOVÁ Lenka 50 117 376 pivackova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr.PROKOPOVÁ Barbora 50 117 371 prokopova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. PUPÁK Matúš 50 117 322 pupak@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

Mgr. RAJTÍK Tomáš 50 117 371 rajtik@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. SCHOLTZOVÁ Daniela 50 117 224 scholtzova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCH 

PharmDr. SLAŢNEVA Jana 50 117 376 slazneva@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

Mgr. STAHLOVÁ Kristína 50 117 376 stahlova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFT 

PharmDr. STANÍK Roman 50 117 253 stanik@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

Mgr. TIMKO Lukáš 50 117 322 timko@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 


RNDr. BLANÁRIKOVÁ Víťazoslava 50 117 316 blanarikova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

doc. MUDr. HUPKOVÁ Helena, PhD. 50 117 310 hupkova@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

doc.RNDr. KOHÚTOVÁ Mária, CSc. 50 117 325 kohutova@fpharm.uniba.sk KCHTL 

Mgr. KUČERKA Norbert, PhD. 50 117 289 kucerka@fpharm.uniba.sk KFCHL 

Ing. RAUOVÁ Drahomíra 50 117 388 rauova@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

RNDr. STANO Ján, CSc. 50 117 198 stano@fpharm.uniba.sk KBMBL 

Ing. ŤAŢKÝ Anton 50 117 388 tazky@fpharm.uniba.sk KFANF 

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CONTENT 

SPEECH OF THE DEAN ........................................................................................................ 3 

ACADEMIC DIGNITARIES OF COMENIUS UNIVERSITY IN BRATISLAVA ......................... 5 

ACADEMIC DIGNITARIES OF THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY CU .................................... 9 

DEAN΄S ADVISORY BODIES OF THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY OF CU ....................... 10 

SCIENTIFIC BOARD .................................................................................................................. 10 

DEAN΄S BOARD ....................................................................................................................... 11 

FACULTY MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................... 11 

ACADEMIC SENATE ................................................................................................................. 11 

OFFICES OF THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY OF CU ...................................................... 12 

DEAN´S OFFICE .................................................................................................................. 12 

DEPARTMENTS OF THE DEAN΄S OFFICE .................................................................................... 12 

I. DEPARTMENTS ............................................................................................................... 14 

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS AND NUCLEAR PHARMACY ................................... 14 

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL THEORY OF DRUGS ....................................................................... 15 

DEPARTMENT OF CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF DRUGS ............................................. 17 

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY ....................................................................... 19 

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY................................................................. 20 

DEPARTMENT OF ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT IN PHARMACY ............................................ 23 

DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOGNOSY AND BOTANY ..................................................................... 25 

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF DRUGS ................................................................... 27 

DEPARTMENT OF GALENIC PHARMACY ...................................................................................... 28 

DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES .................................................................................................. 29 

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS ................................................................ 30 

CENTRAL LIBRARY .................................................................................................................. 31 

II. SPECIAL PURPOSE FACILITIES OF THE FACULTY ..................................................... 32 

UNIVERSITY PHARMACY OF THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY ........................................................... 32 

FACULTY PHARMACY ............................................................................................................... 33 

MEDICINAL PLANTS GARDEN .................................................................................................... 33 

TOXICOLOGIC AND ANTIDOPING CENTRE ................................................................................... 34 

STUDENT HOSTEL Ľ.ŠTÚRA AND STUDENTS CANTEENS I., II. A III. OF CU ................................... 34 

POLYGRAPHIC CENTRE OF CU ................................................................................................. 34 

SLOVAK ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS OF PHARMACY .................................................................. 35 

FACULTY ORGANISATIONS .............................................................................................. 36 

TJ SLÁVIA FARMACEUT ........................................................................................................... 36 

MEDICAL CARE FOR STUDENTS ................................................................................................ 36 

CLASSROOM INFORMATION ............................................................................................ 37 

Lecture rooms: ................................................................................................................... 37 

Seminar rooms: ................................................................................................................. 37 

Study Consultants – Pedagogical Commission Members ................................................. 37 

TIME SCHEDULE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2012/2013 ............................................... 38 

FIVE-YEAR MASTER DEGREE SP PHARMACY - IN THE FIELD OF STUDY 7.3.1. PHARMACY ............... 39 

YEAR 1 (Recommended Study Plan) ................................................................................ 39 



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STUDY CODE OF FACULTY OF PHARMACY 

Part I GENERAL PROVISIONS .......................................................................................... 45 

ARTICLE 1 INTRODUCTORY PROVISION ..................................................................................... 45 

ARTICLE 2 BASIC PROVISIONS ................................................................................................. 45 

Part II GENERAL PROVISIONS ......................................................................................... 45 

ARTICLE 3 RULES OF ADMISSION PROCEEDINGS AND CONDITIONS FOR ADMISSION TO STUDY ..... 45 

ARTICLE 4 APPLICATION FOR STUDY ........................................................................................ 46 

ARTICLE 5 ADMISSION EXAMINATION ....................................................................................... 47 

ARTICLE 6 DECISION ON ADMISSION PROCEEDING RESULT ....................................................... 48 

ARTICLE 7 CANDIDATE’S INSPECTING THE DOCUMENTATION OF ADMISSION PROCEEDINGS .......... 48 

ARTICLE 8 REVISION OF THE DECISION ON INADMISSION ........................................................... 49 

ARTICLE 9 THE CANDIDATE’S RIGHT TO BE ADMITTED TO STUDY AND THE LAPSE OF THIS 

RIGHT .................................................................................................................................... 49 

ARTICLE 10 ADMISSION PROCEEDINGS UPON CHANGE OF STUDY PROGRAMME OF STUDENT 

OF OTHER HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION ............................................................................. 50 

ARTICLE 11 STUDY OF FOREIGN STUDENTS ............................................................................. 50 

PART III STUDY AT THE FAF UK ....................................................................................... 542 

ARTICLE 12 STAGES AND FORMS OF STUDY AT THE FACULTY AND STANDARD TARGET TIME 

FOR STUDY COMPLETION ......................................................................................................... 51 

ARTICLE 13 STUDENT’S RIGHTS AND DUTIES ............................................................................ 52 

ARTICLE 14 STUDY COUNSELLOR, COORDINATOR FOR MOBILITIES ............................................. 53 

PART IV ORGANIZATION OF STUDY AT THE UK .............................................................. 54 

ARTICLE 15 STUDY SCHEDULE ................................................................................................ 54 

ARTICLE 16 ORGANIZATION OF REGISTRATION FOR STUDY ........................................................ 54 

ARTICLE 17 CREDIT SYSTEM OF STUDY ................................................................................... 55 

ARTICLE 18 STUDY PROGRAMME, STUDY PLAN AND CERTIFICATES OF STUDY ............................ 56 

ARTICLE 19 STUDY PROGRAMME SUBJECTS ............................................................................ 56 

ARTICLE 20 REGISTRATION FOR SUBJECTS AND SUBJECTS’ COMPLETION .................................. 57 

ARTICLE 21 STUDY PROGRAMME UNITS ................................................................................... 58 

ARTICLE 22 RECORDING, CONTROL AND ASSESSMENT OF STUDY RESULTS ............................... 58 

ARTICLE 23 GRADES OF ASSESSMENT (MARKS) AND WEIGHTED POINT AVERAGE ....................... 59 

ARTICLE 24 CONTROL STAGES OF STUDY ................................................................................ 60 

ARTICLE 25 FINAL THESIS ....................................................................................................... 60 

ARTICLE 26 STATE EXAMINATIONS .......................................................................................... 61 

ARTICLE 27 OVERALL ASSESSMENT OF THE STUDENT ............................................................... 62 

ARTICLE 28 STUDENT’S POSSIBILITY THE CHANGE STUDY PROGRAMME WITHIN THE UK .............. 63 

ARTICLE 29 RECOGNITION OF COMPLETED SUBJECTS, TRANSFER OF CREDITS AND GRADES ...... 63 

ARTICLE 30 INTERRUPTION OF STUDY ...................................................................................... 64 

ARTICLE 31 TERMINATION OF STUDY ....................................................................................... 64 

ARTICLE 32 ABANDONMENT OF STUDY ..................................................................................... 65 

ARTICLE 33 EXCLUSION FROM STUDY ..................................................................................... 65 

PART V PROCEDURES IN THE MATTER OF STUDY RIGHTS AND THE STUDENTS´ 

OBLIGATIONS ..................................................................................................................... 68 

ARTICLE 34 COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEDURES IN THE MATTER OF STUDY RIGHTS AND THE 

STUDENT’S RIGHTS ................................................................................................................. 66 

ARTICLE 35 FORMAL REQUIREMENTS AS TO DEAN’S DECISION AND DELIVERY OF THE SAME ........ 66 

ARTICLE 36 APPLICATION FOR THE REVIEW OF THE DECISION ON EXCLUSION FROM STUDY ......... 67 

ARTICLE 37 VALIDITY OF THE DECISION ................................................................................... 67 

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PART VI OTHER PROVISIONS .................................................................................................. 68 

ARTICLE 38 STUDENT’S SAFETY AND HEALTH PROTECTION ....................................................... 68 

ARTICLE 39 RIGOROSUM EXAMINATIONS .................................................................................. 68 

ARTICLE 40 ACADEMIC COMMENDATION OF THE RECTOR, RECTOR’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENT 

FINAL THESIS AND MOTIVATION SCHOLARSHIPS ........................................................................ 68 

ARTICLE 41 DOCTORAL STUDY PECULIARITIES OF DOCTORAL .................................................... 69 

ARTICLE 42 FACULTIES’ STUDY CODES .................................................................................... 69 

ARTICLE 43 FINAL PROVISIONS ............................................................................................... 69 

LIST OF TEACHERS ........................................................................................................... 71 

Professors ......................................................................................................................... 71 

Associate Professors ......................................................................................................... 71 

Lecturers ............................................................................................................................ 72 

Full-time PhD. students ..................................................................................................... 74 

Employees with tertiary education: .................................................................................... 75 

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Faculty of Pharmacy of the Comenius University in Bratislava 

Annual 

Academic year 2012/2013 

Published by: Comenius University in Bratislava 

Editor: doc. PharmDr. Pavel Mučaji, PhD. 

Prepared to print by: Ing. Margita Hupková 

Editor is responsible for the content and language of the publication. 

Range of pages 80, copies 220, printed in July 2012. 

Printed by: Polygrafické stredisko UK v Bratislave 

ISBN 978-80-223-3242-2 

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