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TEACHING

Employees of the Department of Cell Biology at the Faculty of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology: 

  • conduct classes (lectures, exercises, laboratory classes (laboratories) and seminars for students of Biotechnology and Biochemistry of first-cycle studies (undergraduate) conduct classes (lectures, exercises, laboratory classes (laboratories) and seminars) for students of Biotechnology and Biochemistry of second-cycle studies (master's)
  • conduct bachelor's theses for students of biotechnology (3rd year of 1st cycle studies)
  • conduct master's theses for 1st and 2nd year students of biotechnology and biochemistry at the BBiB Faculty of biotechnology and students of biology at the Faculty of Biology and Science who specialize in "cell biology" at the BBiB Faculty participate in teaching students of Biophysics and students of the Faculty of Biology and Geosciences, Faculty of Chemistry, Mathematics and Natural Sciences Studies
  • conduct classes at postgraduate studies in Molecular Biology
  • are involved in popularizing activities, including the series of lectures "Meetings at Biotechnologists" 

The didactic activity of ZBK is managed by the head of the Department, prof. dr hab. Zbigniew Madeja, room C120 in the building of the Faculty of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology,
tel. (12) 664-61-42 

Research and teaching worker responsible for coordinating didactic classes at ZBK: Katarzyna Piwowarczyk, PhD (phone: (12) 664 61 43; e-mail: katarzyna.szpak@uj.edu.pl) room no. C121 in the building of the Faculty of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology. 

Independent research and teaching staff taking care of students carrying out doctoral, master's and bachelor's theses:

Other research and teaching staff taking care of students carrying out their master's and bachelor's theses:

Detailed research topics of master's and bachelor's theses can also be found on the website of each teacher in the tab: "Research interests". If you have any questions about details, please contact a potential research tutor by e-mail / personally.