1. Introduction - Natural, sexual and group selection in evolution,

2. Microevolution and macroevolution with respect to the origin and evolution of primates,

3. Adaptations and their importance in evolution with reference to human evolution,

4. Evolutionary genetics - current trends in evolutionary genetics, the contribution of evolutionary genetics to the knowledge of human evolution and anthropology in general and the possibilities of teaching in biology didactics and in schools,

5. Evolutionary systematics and its practical contribution to biological and paleobiological sciences.

6. New directions in evolutionary biology - palaeogenetics, evolutionary psychology and neurobiology and evolutionary aspects of behavioural physiology.

7. The evolution of Tertiary apes and the origin of the earliest homimines,

8. Australopithecines and the origin of the genus Homo.

9. Evolution and diversification of archaic forms of the genus Homo the emergence of human culture,

10. Origin and evolution of modern human forms - anatomically modern humans, Neanderthals and Denisovans.

11. Colonization of the world by man and his ancestors and its main phases.