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From winter semester on, most of the English courses taught at bachelor study programme will be valued four credits instead of two. This will allow students to pick less courses in order to gain the necessary amount of credits per semester. The number of credits should correspond to the amount of required study (hours per week). In other words, a four-credit course will require the same amount of work as two two-credit courses.

New rules will apply for the compulsory exam Introduction to philosophy from September 2016 (for details see SIS).

From March 21 to July 15, 2016, five European universities involved in the CareMan project had been offering the optional course “Intercultural Management”.  In total, 25 students enrolled into the course, 24 participated in the whole course and 17 successfully defended their thesis. 

Besides the Faculty of Humanities, there were students from two Finnish universities - Hämmelinna University of Applied Sciences and Lahti University of Applied Sciences - from Scottish Edinburgh’s Napier University and from the University of Évora, Portugal.

Faculty management fully supports Czech Rectors Conference`s statement

of 20 July 2016 on Situation in Turkey.

In June 2016 Guardian published an article on the Pragulic project, that was founded by a group of graduates during their studies at the Department of Civil Society Studies. The article is available at www.theguardian.com