Univerzita Pardubice branches

The University of Pardubice has seven faculties with 7,000 undergraduate students. We offer bachelor's, master's and doctoral education and a choice of 150 fields of study and specializations in the natural, technical, social and economic sciences, arts and health fields.

The faculty consists of the departments of English and American studies, foreign languages, philosophy, literary culture and Slavic studies, religious studies, social sciences or educational sciences. The faculty includes the Institute of Historical Sciences.

The faculty includes departments of electrical engineering, information technology, mathematics and physics, process control or software technology. The faculty organises scientific research projects, professional conferences and seminars and publishes professional publications.

The faculty consists of the departments of economic sciences, business economics and management, mathematics and quantitative methods, systems engineering and computer science, administrative and social sciences or regional and security sciences. The faculty includes an information centre and an institute for the development of European regions.

The faculty consists of the departments of analytical chemistry, inorganic technology, biological and biochemical sciences, economics and management of the chemical and food industry, physical chemistry, general and inorganic chemistry or polygraphy and photophysics. The faculty also includes specialist institutes and laboratories.

The faculty consists of the departments of Transportation Informatics, Transportation Equipment and Diagnostics, Transportation Engineering, Transportation Technology and Management, Transportation Management, Marketing and Logistics or Mechanics, Materials and Parts Stands. In addition, the faculty includes specialist institutes, research centres and laboratories.

The department provides advice on international programmes supporting education, science and research and their funding.

The department has two sports halls or sports complex and provides teaching of physical education and sports. It organises sports competitions within and outside the university, and encourages student participation in the Czech Academic Games and Academic Championships. The sports facilities include a shipyard.