News
A new book "Ethics, Life and Institutions. An Attempt at Practical Philosophy" by Professor Jan Sokol released. To buy the book, visit Karolinum Press.
Tereza Stöckelová of the Department of General Anthropology was appointed an associate professor of sociology on October 1, 2016. Congratulations!
On Wednesday 23rd November, Veronika Čapská of FHS will present her lecture “Homosocial correspondence ties in the early modern Habsburg monarchy from anthropological perspectives” at Cambridge University.
Congratulations!
This semestre, Docent Zuzana Jurková of FHS is giving guest lectures at the prestigious Pittsburgh University, USA. She has been invited to other world universities and has already made an appearance at Harvard and the New York Columbia University. Congratulations!
Department of Historical Sociology invites you to a series of lectures by Professor Dennis Smith (Loughborough University, Leicestershire, UK). The lectures will all take place in Jinonice.
The elections will take place from November 28 to December 1, 2016.
Candidates may be proposed till November 21, 12 p.m., either in writing at the Dean’s Office (office No. 5005) or via senat@fhs.cuni.cz.
Application procedure for study stays abroad during the summer semester of the academic year 2016/17 is now open.
Deadline for submitting applications is 06/10/2016 at noon.
Further information at: http://fhs.cuni.cz/FHSENG-448.html
FHS students and employees may use Microsoft Office 365 (incl. OneDrive) for non-commercial use for free. You can create a Microsoft account at https://fhs365.fhs.cuni.cz. .
From September 2016 on, most of the UPCES and CET courses will change their status from compulsory optional courses to optional courses. This sets a limit on the number of these courses in your study curriculum: only 26 credits can be obtained from optional courses in the total amount of credits gained during the whole study.
Are you nervous about writing your bachelor essay in English? Do you struggle with academic way of arguing? Or do you just want to improve your English writing skills? Then you should not miss the new course taught by Craig A. Morgan. It is highly recommended for all students studying in English, even for native speakers.