1. Courses in English
Chemistry-biochemistry
- Contact hours/week: 2+1
- Assessment of studies: exam
- Credits: 5
- ETAET6002
Tutor: Bertalan FODOR Dr., professor/Department of Nanobiotechnology and Regenerative Medicine
Elements of physical chemistry. Organic and inorganic chemisrty. Enzymology. The glucolysis. The metabolism of lipids and proteins. Gene transcription and translation. Investigating methods in clinical biochemistry. Biochemistry processes in human organs.
Ecology, environmental protection and nature protection
- contact hours/week: 2
- assesment of studies: exam
- credits: 5
ETAET6068E
Tutor: Adrienn Juhász SZALAI Dr., associate professor/ Department of Human Biology
The aim and purpose of the course: Ecology is studying the relationships between living creatures and their natural environment. The class first introduces to the scope of ecology and biogeography with a focus on the distribution of plant and animal species. Students learn about the different ecosystems, terrestrial and aquatic biomes, as well as the relationship among different populations in the communities. In addition, students will learn about practical opportunities and methods for protecting nature and the environment.
NEUROANATOMY
- contact hours/week: 2+1
- assesment of studies: exam
- credits: 5
ETAET6234
Tutor: Tamas TOMPA Dr., associate professor/ Department of Preventive Health Care
The course offers a basic introduction to the structure of the human nervous system from the cellular up to the organ level. A special emphasis is on the cortical functional anatomy.
NEUROCHEMISTRY
- contact hours/week: 1+1
- assesment of studies: exam
- credits: 4
ETAET6238
Tutor: Tamas TOMPA Dr., associate professor/ Department of Preventive Health Care
An introductory course to the chemical properties of the human neural system. An overview of the nature, localization and functional significance of the main neurotransmitters, neuromodulators, receptors, with a system-level evaluation.
NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
- contact hours/week: 2+1
- assesment of studies: exam
- credits: 5
ETAET6239
Tutor: Tamas TOMPA Dr., associate professor/ Department of Preventive Health Care
The course introduces the neuronal bases of the human psychological phenomena. We’ll learn the elemental cellular processes on which all the functioning of the neural and muscular tissue are based, and build a view of the higher order mental functions on this very basis. An integral part of the curriculum is the detailed description of the lobe functions.
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
- contact hours/week: 1+1
- assesment of studies: exam
- credits: 4
ETAET6007
Tutor: Tamas TOMPA Dr., associate professor/ Department of Preventive Health Care
Survey course introducing modern psychology by presenting scientific and
humanistic interpretations of the human mind and behavior. Topics to be
covered are: biological bases of behavior, perception, motivation, thinking
and learning.
2. Research topics
2/a. Research topics in nanobiotechnology and regenerative medicine
- Nanotoxicology. Physico-chemical (size, shape, size distribution, chemical composition, etc.) characterization of nanomaterials (Key instruments: DLS nano-zeta sizer, HPLC-IT-TOF/MS)
- Liposome based nanodrug development (siRNA containing gene-silencer drug candidate, antioxidant liposomal product, etc.)
- Investigation the relationship of nanomaterials and the human system:
- Nanomaterial induced cell activation
- Effects of nanomaterials on the complement system activation
- Endothel – nanoparticles interaction (gene expression analysis)
(key instruments: FACScalibur flow cytometer, Agilent MPx3000 qPCR, ETI-MAX ELISA robotic system)
- Credits: 18 credits
- Tutor: Bertalan FODOR Dr., professor; Janos SZEBENI Dr., professor/ Department of Nanobiotechnology and Regenerative Medicine
3. Guided clinical practices
Guided clinical practices in physiotherapy
Place: Departments of Borsod Country Hospital
Semester: Spring
Fields:
- Musculosceletal Rehabilitation: rheumatology, orthopedics, traumatology (ETFTT6137)
- Physiotherapeutical Practice I.: neurology, internal medicine (cardiology, pulmonology) (ETFTT6138)
- Physiotherapeutical Practice II.: rehabilitation (adult, child) (ETFTT6149)
Period: 14 weeks (6+6+2)
Assesment of studies: The valuing of the lecturer (min. 70%)
Tutor: Imre VELKEY Dr., professor/Department of Physiotherapy
Credits: 18