To apply for an Erasmus stay at the Faculty of Humanities, CU either for a semestr or for a PhD short-term mobility, you have to be enrolled at one of our partner universities and your home university must officially nominate you via online CU nomination form by the set deadlines.

In the first instance, please contact the ERASMUS coordinator at your home university.

All nominees will receive an email with information regarding the application procedure and further information from the FHS International Office directly.

Nomination Deadlines

Winter semester / academic year: April 15

Summer semester: September 15

The nominnes will need to apply on-line via CU Erasmus platform by the set deadlines.

Application Deadlines

Winter semester / academic year: May 15

Summer semester: October 15

For detailed information for Erasmus students coming to CU, please visit the Erasmus+ at CU website of the central Charles University Erasmus office.

For information on PhD short-term mobility please see the section below.

For information on courses provided by the Faculty of Humanities, please consult the Courses section.

Students must first find a suiatable FHS academic advisor with whom they would consult their work-in progress on their dissertations and get his/her approval first.

For details on addressing a potential FHS academic advisor with your inquiry, please see PhD students aiming to pursue short-term study/research stays working on their research/dissertations section.

After having agreed on a potential study stay at the FHS, please consult your home university.

Your home university must officially nominate you via online CU nomination form by the set deadlines - for details please see the Study Stays entry above.

The nomination form link is provided by the International Office of the Faculty of Humanities upon request from the Erasmus coordinator of the partner university.

The nomination can be processed only upon the confirmation from the FHS academic advisor to supervise the student during his/her prospective stay.

While the main purpose of study stays lies either in following courses or in working on thesis/dissertation, internships are based on the work for your host institution (such as teaching, participation in research, etc.) Please note that working on a thesis itself cannot be considered as an internship and has to be qualified as a study stay. This applies for Erasmus+ short-term Ph.D. mobilities too.

After having agreed on a possible study stay/traineeship at the FHS, please consult it with your home university. Your home university must officially nominate you via online CU nomination form by the set deadlines. For details on the application procedure, please consult https://cuni.cz/UKEN-205.html.

Please note that your internship has to be administrated by the CU host faculty coordinator and final acceptance letter can be provided only by the CU Erasmus+ office.

The FHS supervisor of your traineeships can provide you only with a preliminary acceptance document.