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Open Square Attracts Thousands of Culture Fans

On Saturday, 18 October, the first Open Square culture festival was held in Jan Palach Square in Prague through the cooperation of four culture institutions.

Professor Zubov Gives Talk on Russia´s History in CU FA

On 15 October, Professor Andrei Zubov, a prominent Russian historian, religious and political scholar, appeared in the Great Assembly Hall of the CU FA, giving a lecture abour Russia´s history.

Faculty of Arts Receives Scholarships for Top British Universities

The CU FA Dean and the Vice-Dean for International Relations have met the representative of the Anglo-Czech Educational Fund to receive scholarships for young CU FA researchers.

Notification for foreign students upon coming from west Africa and Congo

Notification released by the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic for foreign students upon coming from areas stricken by fevers caused by the Ebola virus.

Institute of Czech Studies, CU FA, receives two international awards

This summer, the Institute of Czech Studies, CU FA, received two prestigious international awards for its work for the Summer School of Slavonic Studies.

Summer School of Slavonic Studies Attracts Students from as far as Peru, Mongolia and Mexico

Saint Vitus Cathedral, Říp Mountain, Vyšehrad and Lány. These and other symbolic venues in the Czech Republic were visited by participants of the 58th Summer School of Slavonic Studies. In total, 142 students came to Prague from 37 countries this year.

European Master Course TEMA – The application for self-funded students is now open!

The application for self-funded students is now open until August 15 (for non European citizens) and August 31, 2014 (for European citizens).

The cafeteria closure

The cafeteria at the main building of the Faculty of Arts will be closed from July 1st to September 30th, 2014, due to reconstruction and tender for a new operator.

Scent of ancient cuisine accompanies memorial for Augustus

The popular archaeology event was organised by classical archaeologists from the CU Faculty of Arts to mark the two-thousandth anniversary of the death of the Roman Emperor Augustus.

ECES Summer School Begins, Attracting Dozens of Foreign Students to the CU FA

Almost 70 students from a number of US universities and the National University of Singapore have arrived at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, to join the East and Central European Studies Summer Programme.