Art History and Interdisciplinary Modules at Faculty of Arts, Charles University Prague Academic Year 2024/2025 Department of History of Art *In the case of courses that take place in both winter and summer semesters, incoming students can enrol for one semester during which they are in Prague. Teachers take this possibility into account and […]
Course Dépaysées full programme: Créations dépaysées 2024 Affiche For students attending shared courses remotely 1.Download Zoom app: https://zoom.us/download 2.Create a new account or sign in with your existing Zoom account. 3.Join a meeting > The ID meeting to use is: 772 331 6915 (The meeting link should be as follows: https://zoom.us/j/7723316915)
A new internationally accessible course is open! Anyone who’s interested is welcome, regardless of major, including Czech students, whom it can offer new glimpses on the symbolic content of heritage from their land. A good opportunity to practice English in a friendly environment and meet international students.
A new international study shows that ceramic tableware—which has been produced and used continuously for nearly 1,600 years—is a valuable source of information about the daily life, manufacturing traditions, trade, and dietary habits of the inhabitants of Roman Thrace in what is now Bulgaria.
One of two projects from Charles University that has succeeded this year in the prestigious European grant competition ERC Starting Grant is going to be investigated by the literary scholar Petra Johana Poncarová from the Department of Anglophone Literatures and Cultures. Her project “NUDGERS: New Users of Minoritised Languages as Writers and Cultural Agent” will […]
Jana Mynářová from the Institute of Ancient Near Eastern Studies of CU Arts, has received the prestigious ERC Advanced Grant. The European Research Council (ERC) will provide 2,5 million euros.
The Visegrad Recognized Student scheme supports outstanding PhD candidates from Visegrad countries to undertake a one-term research placement at the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies, University of Oxford.