15 October 2025
Charles University will once again take part in the Erasmus Days celebrations – an annual European Commission initiative aimed at inspiring as many students as possible to go abroad for a mobility stay. On this occasion, the International Office of the Faculty of Humanities is organizing an informal event “Erasmus Days at FHS” in the faculty’s Relax Zone, in cooperation with the FHS Café.
16 October 2025
The terrain will be a vanishing pilgrimage landscape, starting from Břevnov Monastery to Hájek Monastery. Albert will lead us along the western outskirts of Prague, and we will attempt to cross through a former field path, currently intersected with roadways and fenced by factory halls. Then we will continue through the cultural landscape and end up in a place that resists time - the U Hamouzů pub near Hájek Monastery.
20 October 2025
We invite you to the workshop Ecology and the Politics of Ontology, which will take place on October 20, 2025, from 14:30 to 17:30 at Faculty of Humanities, room 1.02.
20 October 2025
Dr. Conan Turlough Doyle, in his new publication The Reception of Latin Medicine in Early Medieval England, uses Old English medical texts to reconstruct the diffusion and reception of Classical medical knowledge in early medieval England.
14 November 2025
In the face of overlapping crises—from war to climate change—European societies are witnessing shifting patterns of civic engagement, with volunteering emerging as a key yet uneven form of solidarity. The seminar explores the variability of volunteering through new comparative data from the Czech Republic and Italy. By addressing questions of who volunteers, where and how, the seminar contributes to a renewed research agenda on volunteering in turbulent times.
26 May 2026 – 28 May 2026
The Prague Branch of the German Historical Institute Warsaw (Part of the Max Weber Foundation), in cooperation with the Faculty of Humanities at Charles University in Prague, the Institute of Contemporary History of the Czech Academy of Sciences, and the Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe (Institute of the Leibniz Association), invites scholars to participate in the follow-up conference, which will be held in May 2026 in Prague.
Charles University
Faculty of Humanities
Pátkova 2137/5
182 00 Praha 8 - Libeň
Czech Republic
E-mail:
