The aim of this seminar, organized by the Department of Psychology at CU FA, is to delve into the relevant research in the crossover between self-regulated learning and serious digital games. The seminar will overview findings within the recent literature related the impact that serious games have upon the ability to regulate one’s learning and also […]
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Integration Course Welcome to the Czech Republic
We would like to invite all international full-degree students to the ONLINE integration course WELCOME TO THE CZECH REPUBLIC (for non-EU students only). The course will provide you with important information for your stay in the Czech Republic – especially during the first months upon your arrival. You may ask questions concerning your residence legislation, visas, employment, […]
Working While Studying in the Czech Republic: Ask a Lawyer!
Working abroad triggers many questions, and if you wonder what the working conditions for international students living in the Czech Republic are, this workshop is for you. We will focus on: What are the legal requirements? What are the types of job contracts? What are your rights in terms of salary, working hours and other […]
Summer School on Migration Studies 2021
The 13th Summer School on Migration Studies will take place from 23 – 27 August 2021 in Prague, Czech Republic. The event is organized by the International Organization of Migration’s Czechia office. This year edition is held in co-operation with the Faculty of Law of the University of Charles and co-funded by the US Embassy […]
Summer School of Slavonic Studies Online
In 2021, we’re hosting the first ever LŠSS (Summer School of Slavonic Studies) online for those who cannot come to Prague due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The MEYS scholarships do not apply to LŠSS online. Dates: 23. 7. – 8. 8. 2021 Czech language level: A2, A1 Number of students in a group: 8 max. What’s included in […]
Dr. Michael Frotscher: Language Change and the Historical Grammar of the Germanic Languages
The block seminar “Language Change and the Historical Grammar of the Germanic Languages” by Dr. Michael Frotscher focuses on the nature/mechanisms of language change. To this end, the relation between sound change and analogy will be investigated, exemplified by selected case studies from the Germanic languages. It is intended for students of historical and general linguistics, […]
Conference of the Young Slavists XV: Russia and Slavic World: A Century of Coexistance and Conflicts
The 15th year of a traditional international two-day Conference of the Young Slavists intended for the graduates from the BA and MA studies, PhD students, and researchers under 35. The event aims to provide a platform for gathering of young experts, create a space for presenting the results of their researches and forum for a confrontation of various research […]
Webinar: Happiness and Mindset
The Webinar Happiness and Mindset is organized by Alumni Club on Thursday 19 November 7 pm – 6:30 pm. The seminar is intended not only for club members but also the students and staff of Charles University. The webinar is conducted in English by Petr Ludwig, the author of the bestseller The End of Procrastination. The participants […]
ONLINE: Czech for Antinationalists – Beginners & Advanced
D-Zóna and Campus Hybernská offers Czech language course for non-Czech speakers. It is held every Wednesday at 5:30 pm for beginners and at 7 pm for advanced. If you want to join the ongoing course, write to us (d-zona@riseup.net) and we will put you in contact with the teacher. The course has already started, but it is […]
Workshop: Anglo-Saxons and Vikings; Language Contact and Grammatical Change
The Department of English Language and ELT Methodology offers to MA and post-graduate students a seminary workshop Anglo-Saxons and Vikings; Language Contact and Grammatical Change (code in SIS: AAA500176). The four-day worshop is led by Dr. Florian Dolberg from TU Dortmund starting on 10 February until 14 February. Prior to the workshop, it is necessary to pre-register […]
