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    Faculty of Arts

    Contact information

    Street: nám. Jana Palacha 1/2,
    Municipality: Praha 1
    Postcode: 116 38
    Municipality: Praha
    WWW: https://prijimacky.ff.cuni.cz

    Bachelor's study programmes

    Contact person: Mgr. Sára Barcuchová
    Phone number: +420221619301
    E-mail address: prijimacky@ff.cuni.cz

    Other information

    Doors open day: 13 January 2024
    Contact person: Mgr. Renata Haklová
    Phone number: +420221619333
    E-mail address: prijimacky@ff.cuni.cz

    Charge for the admission procedure

    Note: 4 Application fees

    4.1 The fee relating to the admission procedures (the “fee”) is set as follows for admission procedures for students starting in the 2024/2025 academic year:
    a) CZK 880 for one application for a programme of study allowing independent and joint studies,
    b) CZK 440 for one application for a programme of study allowing only joint studies – at least two application forms need to be submitted,
    c) CZK 1,200 for one application for a programme of study in a foreign language.

    4.2 The fee for each application must be paid separately.

    4.4 The fee can be paid by online payment, bank transfer, bank deposit to the account, or in cash at the cashier’s office of the Faculty of Arts.

    4.5 The applicant can monitor the status of the admission procedures and the processing and payment of the fee in their account in the information system.

    4.6 The fee is not refundable at any stage of the admission procedures.

    4.7 An applicant in a difficult social situation can submit an admission application at Charles University free of charge under the specified conditions.

    Other information

    Doors open day: 13 January 2024
    Information on the admission procedure: 1 BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT ADMISSION PROCEDURES AND GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

    1.1 Admission procedures are governed by the provisions of Sections 48 to 50 of Act no. 111/1998 Sb., on Institutions of Higher Education and on changes and amendments to other acts, as amended; Articles 19 and 20 of the Constitution of Charles University, as amended; the Code of Admission Procedures of Charles University, as amended; Rector’s Directive no. 13/2023 the Schedule of Admission Procedures for the 2024/2025 Academic Year, as amended, and the associated Dean’s Measure no. (to be completed); Dean’s Measure no. 4/2017 Organization of Admission Procedures for Studying at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University, as amended; and these Terms and conditions for admission procedures at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University for studies commencing in the 2024/2025 academic year: bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study.

    1.2 These Terms and conditions for admission procedures at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University for studies commencing in the 2024/2025 academic year: bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study (the “TCAP” or the Terms and Conditions”) set out the terms and conditions for accepting applicants to study in bachelor’s programmes of study and master’s programmes of study that are a continuation of a bachelor’s programme of study (the “bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study”).

    1.3 A condition for being admitted into a bachelor’s programme of study is the completion of secondary education with a secondary school leaving examination. A condition for being admitted into a master’s programme of study which is a continuation of a bachelor’s programme of study, is the proper completion of studies in any type of university programme of study. However, for some programmes of study, the Faculty of Arts may set conditions regarding the related nature of the completed bachelor’s programmes of study.

    1.4 The Faculty of Arts of Charles University (the “Faculty of Arts” or the “faculty”) also sets out any additional terms and conditions for being admitting to a programme of study relating to specific knowledge, skills, or talent. The faculty verifies these in an entrance examination.

    1.5 In addition, for the individual programmes of study, the faculty sets the anticipated number of admitted applicants who have met the specified terms and conditions (the “anticipated number of admitted applicants”). If a larger number of applicants meet these terms and conditions, the applicants will be ranked, and the best applicants will be admitted.

    1.6 These conditions consist of the general terms and conditions common to the admission procedures for all programmes of study and the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study, which determine the form of the entrance examination, the anticipated number of admitted applicants, and any other separate terms and conditions for each programme of study. The professional requirements for the individual programmes of study also indicate whether a programme of study is carried out as an independent programme of study, a joint programme of study, a programme of study without specialization or with specialization, and in the case of programmes of study with specialization, whether the applicant selects a specialization as part of the admission procedures (in the admissions application) or whether the selection will be made during their studies.

    2 PROGRAMMES OF STUDY

    2.1 Most of the programmes of study offered by the Faculty of Arts can be studied independently (i.e. one programme of study) or jointly (i.e. two programmes of study, one as the major and the other as a minor). Certain programmes of study may only be studied independently or jointly. For some programmes of study, there is also the option of dual specialization – a combination of two specializations for the same programme of study (see the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study).

    2.2 Programmes of study with the option of joint studies can be freely combined with each other at the faculty within the following programme groups: a) bachelor’s programmes of study with a focus on education, b) other bachelor’s programmes of study, c) master’s programmes of study for teaching, d) others master's programmes of study. All restrictions for combining programmes of study are listed in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study.

    2.3 As part of inter-faculty agreements between the Faculty of Arts and certain other faculties of Charles University, selected programmes of study may be studied at two faculties at the same time.

    5 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION

    5.1 Description of the entrance examination

    5.1.1 The entrance examination can be one round or two rounds. Each round can consist of one or more parts. The parts can have different forms, i.e. written (a test with closed or open questions, an essay, an analysis, etc.) or oral. If the entrance examination has several parts or rounds, the applicant who passed the first round (and completed all of its parts) must also take part in the second round (or all of its parts) (unless, pursuant to clause 5.5 of the TCAP, they are exempt from the entrance examination or a part thereof). The format of the entrance examination and any other conditions are set out in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study.

    5.1.2 Entrance examinations take place exclusively in person, unless otherwise stipulated in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study.

    5.1.3 For programmes of study taught in Czech, the entrance examination is also held in Czech, unless otherwise stipulated in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study. Applicants may also express themselves in Slovak during the examination (verbally and in writing), unless otherwise stipulated in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study. For programmes of study taught in a foreign language, the examination is held in that language, unless otherwise stipulated in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study.

    5.1.4 Part of the professional requirements for certain programmes of study is a test of general study requirements. An applicant who applies for more than one programme of study with an entrance examination requiring this test takes this test only once, and the results are counted for all relevant programmes of study.

    5.1.5 An applicant who applies for both full-time and part-time (combined) forms of study for the same programme of study (i.e. who submitted a separate application for each form of study) takes the entrance examination only once; the results are counted for both forms of study.

    5.1.6 An applicant who applies for programmes of study for which the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study state that the entire entrance examination or a part thereof is the same or identical takes this examination or a part thereof only once, and the results are counted for all of these programmes of study.

    5.1.7 During the entrance examination, applicants are required to abide by the rules set out in Dean’s Measure no. 4/2017, Organization of admission procedures for studying at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University, as amended, and the other regulations stipulated in clause 1.1 of the TCAP.

    5.2 Invitation to take the entrance examination

    5.2.1 Applicants are invited to the entrance examination by an electronic invitation sent by the Faculty of Arts through the information system. Applicants are required to check the invitation and, when attending the relevant part of the examination, to present a printed or electronic version of it on their own device. When attending the examination, applicants are also required to present a valid ID card (i.e. a public document showing their first name and surname, date of birth, and place of permanent residence, or residence outside the Czech Republic, which also contains a photo of the applicant). If an applicant cannot properly prove their identity, they cannot take the entrance examination.

    5.2.2 The faculty sends the electronic invitation to the applicants no later than 30 days before the date of the entrance examination, and in the case of a two-round entrance examination, 30 days before the first round. If it involves an invitation to an alternative date for the entrance examination, this period can be shortened accordingly.

    5.3 Dates for entrance examinations

    5.3.1 All parts of the entrance examination for one programme of study may be held on one day or two days.

    5.3.2 The dates of entrance examinations for programmes of study taught in Czech are set for the period 11 May 2024 to 14 June 2024. From 11 May 2024 to 31 May 2024, entrance examinations can only be held on weekends.

    For bachelor’s and master’s programmes of study with accreditation processes completed after 31 March 2024, the dates for entrance examinations are set separately.

    5.3.3 The dates of entrance examinations for programmes of study taught in foreign languages are set for the period 1 April 2024 to 14 June 2024.

    5.4 Alternative dates for entrance examinations

    5.4.1 The dean sets at least one alternative date for taking entrance examinations; this date must be set at least five days in advance and no later than 40 days after the original date. Alternative dates for entrance exams for most programmes of study are set for the period 17 June 2024 to 21 June 2024. For written exams (1st round) of the bachelor's programmes of study in Adult Education and Psychology, the dates are set for the period 3 June 2024 to 14 June 2024.
    5.4.2 The dean may allow an applicant to take an entrance examination on an alternative date if the applicant cannot take part in the entrance examination on the regular date due to serious and documented reasons, especially health reasons.

    5.4.3 A request for an alternative date for an entrance examination is submitted via the information system (Applications section). A separate application must be submitted for each programme of study for which the applicant wants to take an entrance examination on an alternative date, even if the content of the entrance examination or a certain part thereof is identical or has the same validity.

    5.4.4 An alternative date can be requested no later than three days after the regular date for the examination. An alternative date for the second round of a two-round entrance examination can only be requested if the applicant advances to the second round.

    5.4.5 Regular studies abroad, which are preparation for studying at a university, are always an acceptable reason for granting the request for an alternative date for the entrance examination.

    5.4.6 If the date of an entrance examination is set for Saturday or Sunday and if an applicant takes their school leaving examination in a period of three days before the entrance examination or during the calendar week following it, this fact is a reason for granting the request for an alternative date to take the entrance examination.

    5.4.7 Other requests for an alternative date for the entrance examination are assessed individually and are not automatically granted. If an applicant is allowed to take multiple exams on an alternate date, there is no guarantee that the alternate dates of entrance exams for the individual programmes of study will not overlap. An additional alternative date is not allowed.

    5.4.8 If the request for an alternative date for the entrance examination or a part thereof is incomplete or if it does not contain all of the mandatory attachments, the faculty will ask the applicant to remedy the deficiencies and set a reasonable deadline for this. If the deficiencies are not remedied by this deadline, the request will not be granted.

    5.4.9 The applicant is notified of the processing of the application via the information system. If the application is approved, the new date for the examination will be indicated in the information system and the applicant will receive a new invitation to the entrance examination. If the application is rejected, the reason for the rejection will be communicated to the applicant via the information system, and the invitation with the original examination date remains valid.

    5.5 Entrance examination exemptions

    5.5.1 Based on the applicant's request, the dean may decide to exempt the applicant from the entrance examination or a part thereof; this may happen only if this option is explicitly stated in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study and exclusively for those applicants who demonstrate that they have met the conditions for admission with an exemption from the entrance examination or a part thereof.

    5.5.2 A request to be exempt from the entrance examination or a part thereof is submitted through the information system (Applications section). The mandatory attachments are submitted together with the request. The deadline for submitting a request and specification of the mandatory attachments are set for each programme of study in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study. All requests submitted for a specific programme of study will only be processed after this deadline. The request processing status can always be monitored in the application app for a specific request. If an applicant is exempt from the entire entrance examination, the applicant receives the full number of points (i.e. 100 points); if an applicant is exempt from one round of a two-round entrance examination, the applicant receives the full number of points corresponding to one round of the entrance examination (i.e. 50 points).

    5.5.3 If the request to be exempt from the entrance examination or a part thereof is incomplete or if it does not contain all of the mandatory attachments, the faculty will ask the applicant to remedy the deficiencies and set a reasonable deadline for this. If the deficiencies are not remedied by this deadline, the request will not be granted.

    5.5.4 If the request to be exempt from an entrance examination or a part thereof is not granted, the date of the entrance examination stated in the electronic invitation sent to the applicant by the faculty via the information system applies to the applicant.

    5.5.5 If the number of applicants registered for a specific programme of study is less than the anticipated number of admitted applicants specified in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study, the dean may waive the verification of certain knowledge and skills through an entrance examination and decide to accept all applicants who meet the other conditions for admission (i.e. provide the required proof of previous education and, in the case of programmes of study that do not allow independent study, meet the conditions for admission to at least one other combinable programme of study).

    5.6 Modifications to the entrance examination

    5.6.1 As a result of specific health-related needs, an applicant may request modifications to the entrance examination.

    5.6.2 Modifications to the entrance examination are requested via the information system together with the admission application (in the section of the application Requirements for special treatment due to a health disadvantage). In addition, the applicant must attach to the application a scanned professional statement (medical certificate, recommendation of a pedagogical and psychological counselling centre, etc.) specified here. A request for modifications, including attachments, can be submitted no later than 11:59:59 p.m. on the last day of the application period for the specific programme of study (clause 3.2 of the TCAP).

    5.6.3 If the application for modifications to the entrance examination is incomplete or if it does not contain all of the mandatory attachments, the faculty will ask the applicant to remedy the deficiencies and set a reasonable deadline for this. If the deficiencies are not remedied by this deadline, the request will not be granted.

    5.7 Remote oral entrance examinations

    5.7.1 If an applicant cannot take part in an oral entrance examination in person due to serious and documented reasons (studies or long-term stay abroad, serious health reasons, etc.), the dean may, based on the applicant's request, allow this examination to be held in the form of a video conference for those programmes of study that have this stipulated in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study.

    5.7.2 Remote oral entrance examinations must take place in accordance with the Code of Admission Procedures of Charles University, as amended; and the other regulations stipulated in clause 1.1 of the TCAP.

    5.7.3 An application for a remote oral entrance examination is submitted via the information system (Applications section) no later than 22 May 2024.

    5.7.4 If the application is incomplete, the faculty will ask the applicant to remedy the deficiencies and set a reasonable deadline for this. If the deficiencies are not remedied by this deadline, the application will not be granted.

    6 POINT EVALUATION AND RESULTS OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

    6.1 A maximum of 100 points may be awarded in one-round entrance examinations. A maximum of 50 points may be awarded in each round of two-round entrance examinations.

    6.2 Applicants who obtain at least 25 points in the first round advance to the second round of a two-round entrance examination. For some programmes of study, obtaining 25 points may not be the only criterion for advancing to the second round; in such cases, the exact criteria are specified in the professional requirements for the individual programmes of study.

    6.3 Applicants who are awarded a minimum of 50 points in a one-round or two-round entrance examination for a specific programme of study and, according to the number of points obtained, who are placed in the order corresponding to the pre-determined anticipated number of applicants for this programme of study (Article 11 of the TCAP) pass the entrance examination. This condition will also be met by all applicants who obtain the same number of points as the applicant who ranks last in the order intended for admission.

    6.4 For programmes of study that do not allow independent study, applicants who placed in the relevant order, even if they failed the entrance examination for at least one other combinable programme of study, are included in the anticipated number of admitted applicants.

    6.5 Only applicants who meet the stated conditions for admission to at least two mutually combinable programmes of study or specializations or a combination of two specializations of the same programme (dual specialization studies) can be admitted to a programme of study that does not allow independent study.

    6.6 The point evaluation of entrance exams is published in the information system on a continuous basis (Admissions Process section). Applicants are always sent an information e-mail immediately after publication of the point scores.

    6.7 The final results of entrance examinations are published in the information system (Admissions Process section) no later than 28 June 2024.

    6.8 Applicants who have applied for studies as a part of inter-faculty agreements between the Faculty of Arts and certain other faculties of Charles University (clause 2.3 of the TCAP) will pass the entrance examination if they obtain at least 50 points in the entrance examination at the Faculty of Arts and meet the other conditions of the admission procedures for the “principal” faculty (including the anticipated number of admitted applicants, if this has been established).

    6.9 After publication of the final results of the entrance exams in the information system, the Faculty of Arts will inform applicants who have passed the entrance examination how, when, and where they should submit proof of their previous education in order to fulfil all of the conditions for admission (clause 1.3 of the TCAP). An applicant who successfully meets all of the conditions for admission will receive a decision on admission to studies.

    6.10 After publication of the final results of the entrance exams (clause 6.7 of the TCAP), the Faculty of Arts will send a decision on non-admission to applicants who fail the entrance examination by post or data box.

    6.11 The faculty does not provide applicants or other persons with information about the results of the other applicants.

    7 ADMISSION TO STUDIES

    7.1 The dean of the Faculty of Arts decides on admitting applicant to study. The decision must be issued within 30 days of verifying the conditions for admission to study (i.e. from the verification of all conditions for admission to study).

    7.2 An applicant who meets all of the conditions, including submitting proof of previous education, is admitted to study.

    7.3 For bachelor’s programmes, proof of previous education is a secondary school diploma (clause 1.3 of the TCAP). The method of documentation will be specified in the information system after publication of the final results of the entrance exams.

    7.4 Graduates of foreign secondary schools submit confirmation of equivalence (nostrifikace) of their secondary school diploma (unless otherwise stipulated by an international agreement).

    7.5 Instead of this confirmation, an applicant who completed secondary school at a school abroad can request that the faculty recognize this education for the purposes of the admissions process at Charles University. The faculty evaluates the request for this assessment only for applicants who have successfully passed the entrance examination. There is a fee for the assessment, which is non-refundable. Recognition of education in this form is valid only for the admission procedures at the Faculty of Arts and only for the specific academic year.

    7.6 For master’s programmes, proof of previous education is a diploma documenting the completion of a bachelor’s degree or a diploma documenting the completion of another master’s degree (clause 1.3 of the TCAP). The method of documentation will be specified in the information system after publication of the final results of the entrance exams.

    Applicants who have completed the required previous education at one of the faculties of Charles University document this education with a certificate of completed studies, which they have generated from the information system of Charles University.

    Graduates of bachelor's or master's degrees at a foreign university must submit a certificate of recognition of higher education abroad (unless otherwise stipulated by an international agreement).

    Instead of this confirmation, an applicant who has completed a bachelor's or master's degree at a university abroad can request that the faculty recognize this education for the purposes of the admission procedures at Charles University. The faculty evaluates the request for this assessment only for applicants who have successfully passed the entrance examination. There is a fee for the assessment, which is non-refundable. Recognition of education in this form is valid only for the admission procedures at the Faculty of Arts and only for the specific academic year.

    8 INSPECTION OF MATERIALS

    8.1 Applicants are entitled to inspect their materials from the admission procedures. The organizational and administrative requirements are set out in the Dean’s measure Schedule and details of the admission procedures for studying at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University for studies starting in the 2024/2025 academic year and preparation of the admission procedures for studies starting in the 2025/2026 academic year.

    9 APPEALS AND APPEAL PROCEEDINGS

    9.1 Applicants can file an appeal against the dean’s decision.

    9.2 The period for filing an appeal is 30 days from the day the decision was delivered to the applicant.

    9.3 An appeal can challenge the operative part of the decision, an individual verdict, or its ancillary provisions; an appeal against only the justification of the decision is inadmissible. It must be clear from the appeal which decision it is directed against and what is being proposed. In the appeal, the applicant states why they think the decision or the procedure that preceded it is in contradiction with the legal regulations or internal regulations, or with the terms and conditions for admission procedures. Thus, the reason for accepting an appeal is not, for example, the applicant’s motivation or interest in studying, the applicant placing immediately below the minimum points necessary for passing the entrance examination, or a situation where certain successful applicants do not enrol in studies.

    10 ADDITIONAL ADMISSION PROCEDURES

    10.1 If, after the period for submitting applications for the admission procedures to study at the Faculty of Arts (clause 3.2 of the TCAP), a sufficient number of applicants do not apply, the dean of the faculty may decide to announce additional admission procedures.

    10.2 The terms and conditions for the additional admission procedures are the same as the terms and conditions for the admission procedures for the specific academic year, with the exception of the dates (clause 3.2 of the TCAP) and the anticipated number of admitted applicants (Article 11 of the TCAP).

    10.3 In the additional admission procedures, the applicant may also apply for the programmes of study to which they applied in the admission procedures (applications submitted during the periods specified in clause 3.2 of the TCAP).

    10.4 If an applicant succeeds in the admission procedures for a programme of study that allows joint studies (applications submitted during the periods specified in clause 3.2 of the TCAP) and then succeeds in the additional admission procedures for another programme of study that allows joint studies, when enrolling, it is not possible to combine these programmes of study and enrol in the joint studies of these two programmes of study.
    Application form requisites: 3 Admission applications

    3.1. Admission procedures commence when the admission application is submitted. Only an applicant who submits the admission application is a participant in the admission procedures.

    3.2 The period for submitting admission applications for studies starting in the 2024/2025 academic year has been set for bachelor’s programmes of study as 30 Sep. 2023 to 29 Feb. 2024 and for master's programmes of study as 30 Sep. 2023 to 31 Mar. 2024.

    For bachelor's and master's programmes of study that complete their accreditation process after 30 Sep. 2023, the application periods will be set separately.

    3.3 The admission application is submitted electronically in the Student Information System of Charles University (the "information system"). By registering in the information system, the applicant also creates an account, which is used for communication between the applicant and the faculty throughout the admission procedures. In the information system, the applicant can track the application, the invitation to the entrance examination, the point results of the individual rounds, the overall point results, and the final results of the entrance examination. The application form is not printed or sent by post.

    3.4 The application must be submitted in the information system and the fee for the admission procedures must be paid by 11:59:59 p.m. on the last day of the period set for submitting applications for the specific programmes of study (clause 3.2 of the TCAP and the Measure of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts Schedule and details of the admission procedures at the Faculty of Arts of Charles university for studies commencing in the 2024/2025 academic year and preparations for the admission procedures for studies commencing in the 2025/2026 academic year).

    3.5 Each applicant may submit any number of applications for studying at the Faculty of Arts.

    3.6 The applicant submits a separate application form for each selected programme of study or specialization for which professional requirements are listed separately in Article 11 of these terms and conditions. If the applicant is successful in the admission procedures for studying in more than one programme of study (or specialization), they must declare during enrolment which programme(s) of study (or specialization, if the specialization is not stipulated in the admission application) they will pursue.

    3.7 If an applicant applies for both full-time and part-time (combined) forms of study for the same programme of study, they must submit a separate application for each form of study.

    3.8 If an applicant is applying for a programme of study that cannot be studied independently, pursuant to Article 11 of the TCAP, they must also submit at least one additional application for a programme of study that allows joint studies with this programme of study (or specialization).

    3.9 For programmes of study implemented as a part of inter-faculty agreements between the Faculty of Arts and certain other faculties of Charles University, the admission application is not submitted to the Faculty of Arts, but to the faculty that is the “principal” faculty for these studies. The entrance examination takes place at the Faculty of Arts. Other parts of the admission procedures (verification of previous education, the decision on being admitted or not admitted, etc.) are the responsibility of the “principal” faculty.

    3.10 The application is only valid after the application form has been properly completed and submitted and after the fee for the admission procedures has been paid (Article 4 of the TCAP).

    3.11 If the application form is not properly completed, it cannot be submitted in the information system. If there is no proof that the fee for the admission procedures has been properly paid, the faculty will request that the applicant remedy this and will set a reasonable deadline for doing this. The reminders are sent only via the information system. If the situation has not been remedied by the deadline, the admission procedures are terminated.

    3.12 The data in the application can be changed in the information system (Applications section). The programme of study and the type of study and its form can be changed until 11:59:59 p.m. on the last day of the period set for submitting applications to study in the specified programme of study (clause 3.2 of the TCAP). An applicant can request the correction of personal data at any time.
    3.13 Documents relating to your previous education (leaving certificate, university diploma) are not submitted with the application. Only those applicants who pass the entrance examination will be asked to submit these documents (before or during the entrance examination, the applicant does not need to have or to present these documents). Other materials (a curriculum vitae, bibliography, written work, etc.) are submitted only if they are explicitly required by the professional requirements for the programme of study. These are submitted by the deadline and in the manner specified in the relevant professional requirements for the individual programmes of study.

    3.14 For programmes of study that allow independent or joint studies, the application does not indicate whether the applicant intends to take the programme of study independently or jointly. If the applicant is successful in the admission procedures for more than one programme of study that allows joint studies, they must indicate when enrolling in the programme of study which programme or which combination of programmes they will study and which programme in the case of joint studies will be studied as a major and which as a minor. They must also indicate which two specializations of the same programme of study they want to study in the case of dual studies.

    3.15 Studies can also be combined at a secondary level, i.e. the programme of study in which the applicant was accepted to study starting in the 2024/2025 academic year can be combined with the studies in which the applicant was a first-year student in the 2023/2024 academic year.

    If the applicant was enrolled in the 2023/2024 academic year as a student in independent studies for a programme of study allowing joint studies and if they succeed in the admission procedures for studies starting in the 2024/2025 academic year in another programme of study allowing joint studies, when enrolling in the 2nd year of the original programme of study, they can apply to extend the existing independent studies to joint studies, where the original programme of study becomes their major and the new programme of study becomes their minor.

    If the applicant was enrolled in the 2023/2024 academic year as a student of joint studies (i.e. studies combining two programmes of study, as a major and a minor) and if they succeed in the admission procedures for studies starting in the 2024/2025 academic year in another programme of study allowing joint studies, when enrolling in the 2nd year of the original programme of study, they can request termination of the current minor and replacing it with a new minor programme of study. The original major remains the same.

    Ph.D. study programmes

    Contact person: PhDr. Šárka Maun Kratinová
    Phone number: +420 221 619 300
    E-mail address: prijimacky@ff.cuni.cz

    Charge for the admission procedure

    Note: The amount of the fee for activities related to the admission procedure (the "fee") for the admis-sion procedure for studies starting in the 2024/2025 academic year is determined as follows:

    a) 780 Kč per one application to study a Czech-language programme,
    b) 1 200 Kč per one application to study a foreign-language programme.

    Fees must be paid separately for each programme.

    The fee can be paid online or by bank transfer, deposit to the bank account or in cash at the cash at the cash desk of the Faculty of Arts of Charles University.
    Applicants can monitor the status of the receipt, processing and payment of fees in their account in the information system.


    The fee is non-refundable at all stages of the admission procedure.

    There is no charge for the study of Czech-language programmes.
    The study of foreign-language programmes is subject to a fee in accordance with Appendix 2 to the Constitution of Charles University (https://cuni.cz/UK-146-version1-xi_priloha_c2_statutu_uz_oprava.pdf).

    Other information

    Doors open day: 14 January 2023
    Information on the admission procedure: 1 BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT THE ADMISSION PROCEDURE AND GENERAL CONDITIONS
    1.1 The admission procedure is governed by the provisions of §§ 48 to 50 of Act no. 111/1998 Coll., on Higher Education Institutions and amending and supplementing other acts, as amended; Art. 19 and 20 of the Constitution of Charles University, as amended; the Code of the Admissions Procedure for Applicants to Charles University, as amended; Rector's Measure no. 13/2023, Schedule of the Admissions Procedure for the 2024/2025 Academic Year, as amended, and the Dean's Follow-up Measure (to be issued); Dean's Measure no. 4/2017, Organisation of the Ad-missions Procedure for Study at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University, as amended; and these Conditions of the Admissions Procedure for Study at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University for Studies Starting in the 2024/2025 Academic Year: Doctoral Studies.

    1.2 These Conditions for the Admissions Procedure for Study at the Faculty of Arts of Charles Uni-versity for Studies Starting in the 2024/2025 Academic Year: Doctoral Studies ("CAP" or "these Conditions") set out the conditions for admission to doctoral study programmes.

    1.3 The condition for admission to doctoral study programmes is the proper comple-tion of a master's degree in any type of university degree programme.
    1.4 The Faculty of Arts of Charles University (the "CU Faculty of Arts" or the "Faculty") fur-ther lays down additional conditions for admission to study relating to certain knowledge, abilities or talents. The Faculty verifies these through an entrance exam.

    1.5 In addition, for individual programmes, the Faculty determines the expected number of ad-mitted applicants who have met the specified conditions (the "expected number of admitted applicants"). If a large number of candidates meet these conditions, the best according to the ranking are admitted.

    1.6 These Conditions consist of the general conditions common to the admission pro-cedure for all study programmes and the academic requirements for individual study programmes, which determine the form of the entrance examination, the expected number of admissions and any other conditions separately for each study programme.

    5 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
    5.1 The entrance examination may be held in one or two rounds. Each round can consist of one or more parts. The form of the entrance examination and any other conditions are set out in the academic requirements for individual study programmes.

    5.2 Candidates usually sit admission examinations in person, unless otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes.

    5.3 The entrance examination for Czech-language study programmes is held in Czech, unless otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes. Ap-plicants may also use Slovak (oral and written) when sitting the examination, unless stipulated otherwise in the academic requirements for individual study programmes. For foreign-language study programmes, the examination is held in the relevant language, unless stipulated otherwise in the academic requirements for individual study programmes.

    5.4 Applicants who apply simultaneously to the full-time and combined form of study for the same study programme (i.e. a separate application is submitted for each form of study) must sit the entrance examination once only; the result is counted for both forms of study.

    5.5 During the entrance examination, all applicants are obliged to comply with the rules set out in Dean's Measure no. 4/2017, Organisation of the Admission Procedure for Study at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University, as amended, and the other regulations referred to in para. 1.1 CAP.

    6 INVITATION TO THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
    6.1 Applicants are invited to sit the entrance examination by an electronic invitation sent by the Faculty of Arts of Charles University via the information system. Applicants are obliged to check the invitation and present it in hard copy or its electronic version on their own device at roll call for the relevant part of the exam. At the roll call, applicants are also required to present a valid identity document (i.e. an official document stating their name and surname, date of birth and place of permanent residence, or residence outside the Czech Republic, and showing a likeness of the applicant). If an applicant fails to properly prove his/her identity, he/she is not permitted to sit the entrance examination.

    6.2 The faculty sends electronic invitations to applicants no later than 30 days prior to the date of the entrance examination. In the case of an invitation to an alternative date for an entrance examination, this period may be reasonably shortened.

    7 DATES OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
    7.1 The dates of entrance examinations for foreign-language study programmes are set for the period from 21 May 2024 to 23 May 2024.

    7.2 The dates of entrance examinations for Czech-language study programmes are set for the period from 17 June 2024 to 19 June 2024.

    7.3 The dates of entrance examinations for study programmes for which the accreditation pro-cess will be completed after 31 March 2024 will be set separately.

    8 ALTERNATIVE DATE OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
    8.1 The Dean sets at least one substitute date for the entrance examination; this must be set at least five days and no later than forty days after the scheduled date.

    8.2 The substitute dates of entrance examinations for foreign-language study programmes are set at 28 May 2024 and 29 May 2024.

    8.3 The substitute dates for entrance examinations for Czech-language study programmes are set at 25 June 2024 and 26 June 2024.

    8.4 The Dean may allow an applicant to sit an entrance examination on an alternative date if the applicant is unable to participate in the examination on the scheduled date due to serious and documented reasons, and in particular due to health reasons.

    8.5 Applications to sit an entrance examination on an alternative date must be submit-ted via the information system (Applications section). A separate application must be submit-ted for each study programme for which the applicant wishes to sit the entrance examination on an alternative date, even if the content of the entrance examination or any part thereof is identi-cal or has the same validity.

    8.6 An alternative date may be applied for within no more than three days of the sched-uled date of the examination. An alternative date for the second round of a two-round en-trance examination can be applied for only in the event of advancement to the second round.

    8.7 Regular study abroad that serves as preparation for study at a university is in all cases deemed a valid reason for the approval of an application to sit an entrance examination on an alternative date.

    8.8 Other applications for the allocation of an alternative date for sitting the entrance examina-tion are assessed on a case-by-case basis and there is no automatic entitlement to approval. If an applicant is permitted to sit multiple examinations on an alternative date, it is not possible to guarantee that the alternative dates of entrance examinations for individual study programmes will not overlap. It is not permitted to apply for a further alternative date.

    8.9 If an application for an alternative date for an entrance examination or part thereof is incom-plete or does not contain all the mandatory attachments, the faculty will invite the applicant to remedy the deficiencies and set a reasonable deadline to do so. If the deficiencies are not reme-died within this period, the application will not be approved.

    8.10 The applicant will be notified of the processing of their application through the information system, in which, if the application is accepted, the new date of the examination will be indicated and the applicant will receive a new invitation to sit the entrance examination. In the event of the rejection of an application, the applicant is informed of the reason for the rejection via the infor-mation system, and the invitation with the original date of the exam remains valid.

    9 MODIFICATION OF THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
    9.1 Applicants may request a modification of the entrance examination due to specific needs arising from their state of health.

    9.2 Modification of an entrance examination is requested via the information system together with the application for study (in the section of the application entitled Requirements for special treatment due to disability). Applicants must also attach to the application a scanned statement from a specialist (medical certificate, recommendation of a pedagogical and psychological coun-selling centre, etc.) specified here. Applications for modification, including attachments, may be submitted no later than 23:59:59 on the last day of the period set for submitting applications for a given study programme (para. 2.2 and 2.3 CAP).

    9.3 If an application for modification of an entrance examination is incomplete or does not in-clude all mandatory attachments, the faculty will invite the applicant to remedy the deficiencies and set a reasonable deadline to do so. If the deficiencies are not remedied within this period, the application will not be approved.

    10 REMOTE ORAL ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
    10.1 In the event that an applicant is unable to sit an in-person oral entrance examina-tion for serious and documented reasons (study or long-term stay abroad, serious health reasons, etc.), the Dean may, at the applicant's request, authorise the sitting of the exam-ination by video conference. This applies only to those study programmes that specify this in their academic requirements for individual study programmes.

    10.2 Applications to sit an entrance examination remotely must be submitted via the information system (Applications section) no later than 23:59:59 on the last day of the period set for submitting applications for the relevant study programme.

    10.3 The distance oral entrance examination must take place in accordance with the Code of the Admissions Procedure for Applicants to Charles University, as amended; and other regulations referred to in para. 1.1 CAP.

    10.4 If an application is incomplete, the faculty will invite the applicant to remedy the deficien-cies and set a reasonable deadline to do so. If the deficiencies are not remedied within this period, the application will not be approved.

    11 SCORE AND RESULTS OF ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
    11.1 A maximum of 60 points can be obtained for the entrance exam.

    11.2 In the case of the two-round entrance examination, applicants advance to the second round if they score a minimum 15 points in the first round.

    11.3 For the entrance examination, successful candidates are those who achieve a min-imum of 30 points and at the same time, according to the number of points achieved, are placed in the order corresponding to the predetermined expected number of ad-missions for that study programme (Art. 15 CAP), while this condition is also met by all ap-plicants who achieve the same number of points as the applicant who is placed last in the order intended for admission.

    11.4 The scores achieved in entrance examinations are continuously published in the information system (Progress of Entrance Examinations section). Candidates are always sent an information e-mail immediately after the publication of partial point results.

    11.5 The final results of entrance examinations for foreign-language study programmes will be published in the information system by 31 May 2024.

    11.6 The final results of entrance examinations for Czech-language study programmes will be published in the information system by 1 July 2024.

    11.7 Following publication of the final results of entrance examinations in the information sys-tem, the Faculty of Arts of Charles University will notify applicants who have passed the entrance examination of how, when and where to deliver proof of previous education in order to meet all the conditions for admission to study (para. 1.3 CAP). Applicants who successfully meet all the conditions for admission to study will receive a decision on admission to study.

    11.8 Following the publication of the final results of the entrance examinations (para. 11.5 and 11.6 CAP), the Faculty of Arts of Charles University will send candidates who fail the en-trance examination a decision on non-acceptance to study.

    11.9 The faculty does not provide applicants or other persons with information about the results of other applicants.

    12 ACCEPTANCE TO STUDY
    12.1 Decisions on acceptance to study are taken by the Dean of the Faculty of Arts of Charles University. The decision must be issued within thirty days from the verifica-tion of the conditions for acceptance to study (i.e. from the verification of all condi-tions for acceptance to study).

    12.2 Applicants who have met all the conditions, including proof of previous education, are accepted to study.

    12.3 For doctoral studies, proof of previous education is a diploma confirming the completion of a master's degree (para. 1.3 CAP). The method of proof is specified in the information system following the publication of the final results of entrance examinations.

    Applicants who have completed the required previous education at one of the faculties of Charles University must provide proof of this education in the form a certificate of completion of studies generated from the Charles University information system.

    Graduates of a master's degree at a foreign university must submit a certificate of recognition of foreign higher education (unless otherwise provided by an international agreement).

    Instead of this confirmation, applicants who have completed a master's degree at a foreign uni-versity may apply to the faculty for recognition of this education for the purposes of the admis-sions procedure at Charles University. The faculty assesses applications for such assessment only for applicants who have successfully passed the entrance examination. Assessment is subject to a fee and is non-refundable. Recognition of education in this form is valid only for the admissions procedure to the Faculty of Arts of Charles University and only for the relevant academic year.

    13 VIEWING OF MATERIALS
    13.1 Candidates have the right to access to their materials from the admissions proce-dure. Organisational and administrative requirements are set out in the Dean's Measure on the Schedule and details of the admissions procedure for study at the Faculty of Arts of Charles Uni-versity for studies starting in the 2024/2025 academic year and preparations for the admissions procedure for studies starting in the 2025/2026 academic year.

    14 APPEALS AND APPEAL PROCEDURES
    14.1 Applicants may appeal against decisions of the Dean on admission or non-admission to study.

    14.2 The appeal period is thirty days from the date of delivery of the decision to the applicant.

    14.3 An appeal may challenge the operative part of the decision, an individual statement or its ancillary provisions; an appeal against the reasoning of the decision only is inadmissible. It must be evident from the appeal which decision is being appealed against and what is being proposed. In the appeal, the applicant must state what he/she sees as the conflict in the preceding decision or procedure, the conflict with preceding the statutory or internal regulations, or with the Condi-tions of Admission to study. Therefore, for example, the applicant's motivation, interest in study-ing, placement just below the points limit required to pass the entrance examination or a situa-tion in which a successful candidate fails to enrol for study, are not admissible as grounds for approval of an appeal.

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    Attachment: List of recognised certified examinations for the verification of language competences of applicants for doctoral studies at the Faculty of Arts of Charles Univer-sity from the 2024/25 academic year

    CZECH
    Level B2
    • Certified Examination in Czech for Foreigners (CCE) – realised by the Charles University Institute of Language and Vocational Training (ÚJOP UK)
    Level C1-C2
    • Certified Examination in Czech for Foreigners (CCE) – realised by the Charles University Institute of Language and Vocational Training (ÚJOP UK)

    SLOVAK
    Level B2
    • Basic state language examination sat at a language school with the authorisation of the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic to perform state language examinations according to Decree co. 321/2008 Coll., on language schools
    • ECL certificate issued by a centre that is member of the European Consortium for the Certificate of Attainment in Modern Languages
    • Certificate of proficiency in Slovak as a foreign language issued by the Centre for Further Education of Comenius University in Bratislava
    • Diploma on the completion of a university degree programme or specialisation in Slovak studies, the Slovak language, Slovak language and literature, etc.

    Level C1-C2
    • professional state language examination (C1), general state language examination (C1–C2) or special state language examination (C2) sat at a language school authorised by the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic to conduct state language examinations pursuant to Decree no. 321/2008 Coll., on language schools
    • ECL certificate issued by a centre that is member of the European Consortium for the Certificate of Attainment in Modern Languages
    • Certificate of proficiency in Slovak as a foreign language issued by the Centre for Further Education of Comenius University in Bratislava
    • Diploma on the completion of a university degree programme or specialisation in Slovak studies, the Slovak language, Slovak language and literature, etc.

    ENGLISH
    Level B2
    • FCE – First Certificate in English
    • IELTS 5.5 – 6.4
    • BEC 2 – The Business English Certificate 2
    • STANAG 6001 – 2nd degree (examination of the Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic)
    • state basic language examination
    • TOEFL paper 513–549
    • TOEFL CB 183-212
    • TOEFL iBT 65-78
    • TELC (The European Language Certificates) – Certificate in English – advantage (B2)
    • TELC – Certificate in English for Business Purposes – B2
    • TELC – B2 English for Technical Purposes
    • TESA – Test of English for Studies Abroad 42-49 points
    • International ESOL and Spoken ESOL – Communicator (City&Guilds)
    • International ESOL and Spoken ESOL – Communicator LanguageCert
    • Pitman Intermediate (Level 2) – Intermediate First Class Pass – B2 Vantage
    • Pearson PTE General Level 3
    • Pearson PTE Academic 42–58 points
    • Pearson JETSET 5
    • Education First certificate in English 10, 11, 12
    • UNIcert II

    Level C1-C2
    • IELTS 6.5 – 9
    • CAE – Certificate in Advanced English
    • CPE – Certificate of Proficiency in English
    • BEC 3 – The Business English Certificate 3
    • CEIBT – Certificate in English for International Business and Trade
    • STANAG 6001 – 3rd degree (examination of the Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic)
    • TESA – Test of English for Studies Abroad 50-60
    • TOEFL paper 550-677
    • TOEFL CB 213-300
    • TOEFL iBT 79-120
    • Pitman Higher Intermediate (Level 2)
    • Pitman Advanced (Level 3)
    • Pearson PTE General Level 4, 5
    • Pearson PTE Academic 59-90 points
    • Pearson JETSET 6
    • Pearson JETSET 7
    • International ESOL and Spoken ESOL – Expert (City&Guilds)
    • International ESOL and Spoken ESOL – Mastery (City&Guilds)
    • International ESOL and Spoken ESOL – Expert LanguageCert
    • International ESOL and Spoken ESOL – Mastery Language Cert
    • ILEC – International Legal English Examination (Cambridge)
    • Education First certificate in English 13, 14, 15, 16
    • UNIcert III-IV
    • special state language exam -- interpreting, translating
    • state general language examination
    • school-leaving (maturita) examination in English as the first foreign language in grammar school classes with teaching of selected subjects in a foreign language
    • diploma on completion of a subject area in English (English/American studies) at the Faculty of Arts or Education

    GERMAN
    Level B2
    • TELC (The European Language Certificates) – Zertifikat Deutsch Plus Deutsch B2
    • Goethe-Zertifikat B2
    • ÖSD – (previously Mittelstufe Deutsch) – B2
    • TestDaf TDN 3- (B2)
    • Zertifikat Deutsch für den Beruf B2
    • DSD II – Deutsches Sprachdiplom (Stufe 2) der KMK
    • Goethe – Zertifikat B2
    • BULATS B2
    • state basic language examination
    • STANAG 6001 – 2nd degree (examination of the Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic)
    • UNIcert II

    Level C1-C2
    • TELC (The European Language Certificates) Deutsch C1
    • TELC (The European Language Certificates) Deutsch C2
    • ZMP – Zentrale Mittelstufenprüfung
    • ÖSD Zertifikat C1- (previously Oberstufe Deutsch)
    • ÖSD Zertifikat C2 – Oberstufe Deutsch C1
    • ÖSD Zertifikat C2 / Wirtschaftssprache Deutsch
    • DSH (Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang)
    • PWD – Prüfung Wirtschaftsdeutsch International (PWD)
    • GDS – Grosses Deutsches Sprachdiplom (to 2011 inclusive)
    • Goethe-Zertifikat C1
    • Goethe-Zertifikat C2 (= GDS – Großes Deutsches Sprachdiplom)
    • TestDaf TDN 4 (C1)
    • TestDaf TDN5 (C1)
    • STANAG 6001 – 3rd degree (examination of the Ministry of Defence of the Czech Republic)
    • DWD – Diplom/Zertifikat C2/Wirtschaftssprache Deutsch
    • WD – Wirtschachftssprache Deutsch
    • DSD II – Deutsches Sprachdiplom (Stufe 2) der KMK
    • BULATS C1
    • BULATS C2
    • UNIcert III-IV
    • state general language examination
    • school-leaving (maturita) examination in German as the first foreign language in grammar school classes with teaching of selected subjects in a foreign language
    • diploma on completion of a subject area in German (Germanic studies) at the Faculty of Arts or Education
    • special state language exam -- interpreting, translating

    RUSSIAN
    Level B2
    • ТРКИ/TORFL –II
    • Basic State Language Examination (B2)
    • ECL Level B2
    • UNIcert II
    • special state language exam -- interpreting, translating

    Level C1-C2
    • ТРКИ/TORFL –III
    • ТРКИ/TORFL –IV
    • General State Language Examination (C1)
    • State language examination special for the field of translation (C2)
    • State language examination special for the field of interpreting (C2)
    • ECL Level C1
    • UNIcert III
    Application form requisites: 2 APPLICATION FORM
    2.1. The admissions procedure begins with the submission of an application for study. Only the applicants who have submitted applications are participants in the admissions proce-dure.

    2.2 The period for submitting applications for study starting from the 2024/2025 academic year for Czech-language doctoral study programmes runs from 1 December 2023 to 30 April 2024.

    2.2 The period for submitting applications for studies starting from the 2024/2025 academ-ic year for foreign-language doctoral study programmes runs from 1 December 2023 to 30 March 2024.

    2.4 Separate application periods will be set for doctoral study programmes for which the accred-itation process will be completed after 30 November 2023.

    2.5 Applications for study must be submitted electronically via Charles University's Study Information System (the "information system"). On registering in the information sys-tem, the applicant also creates an account, which serves as an environment for communication between the applicant and the faculty throughout the admission procedure. In the information system, the applicant can monitor their application, the invitation to the entrance examination, the points gained in individual rounds, the overall points total and the final result of the entrance examination. Applications are not printed out and not sent by post.

    2.6 The application, including all mandatory attachments, must be sent through the information system and the fee for activities related to the admission procedure must be paid by 23:59:59 on the last day of the period set for submitting applications for relevant study programmes (para. 2.2 and 2.3 CAP and the measure of the Dean of the CU Fac-ulty of Arts entitled Schedule and details of the admissions procedure for study at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University for studies starting in the 2024/2025 academic year and preparations for the admissions procedure for studies starting in the 2025/2026 academic year).

    2.7 Applicants may submit any number of applications for study at the Faculty of Arts of Charles University.

    2.8 Applicants must submit a separate application with all mandatory attachments for each study programme selected. If an applicant is successful in the admission procedure for more than one study programme, during enrolment he/she must make a binding statement on which study programme he/she will study.

    2.9 If an applicant applies for more than one study programme, he/she must submit a separate dissertation project for each application. If several applications are accompanied by the same dissertation project, the project is deemed to belong to the first application submit-ted. The candidate is invited to attach separate projects to the other applications submitted. If the applicant fails to do so within the set time limit, the procedure for these applications is suspend-ed.

    2.10 If the applicant applies for both full-time and combined forms of study of the same study programme, he/she must submit a separate application with all mandatory attachments for each form of study. Mandatory attachments may be identical in this case.

    2.11 Applications must state the student's choice of a potential supervisor. If the candidate does not know which supervisor to choose, he/she must choose the chair of the subject-area board. The choice of the supervisor in the application is preliminary. The admissions board may – based on discussion with the candidate – propose a different supervisor.
    2.12 The data in the application can be changed in the information system (Applications section). The study programme and the type of study and its form may be changed until 23:59:59 on the last day of the period set for submitting applications for study in the relevant study programme (para. 2.2 and 2.3 CAP). Applicants may request the correction of personal data at any time.
    2.13 Applications are not accompanied by evidence of previous education (university diploma). Only applicants who pass their admission examination will be asked to submit these documents (in the period before or during the admission examination, the applicant does not have to possess proof of education or submit it to anyone).

    2.14 Only properly completed application forms containing all mandatory attachments, and for which a fee has also been paid for activities related to the admission procedure, are valid (para. 4.1 CAP). If any application is not filled in correctly, if it does not contain all mandatory attachments, or if it is not documented that the fee for activities related to the admis-sion procedure has been properly paid, the faculty will request that the applicant remedy the deficiencies and will set a reasonable period of time to do so. Requests must be sent through the information system. If deficiencies are not remedied within this period, the admission procedure is suspended.

    2.15 If an applicant applies for a study programme which is realised at two or more faculties of Charles University (Education, Political Science or Digital Social Science), he/she submits an ap-plication to study at only one of the faculties; if the applicant submits applications to more than one faculty, the proceedings are suspended for the application submitted later.

    3 MANDATORY ATTACHMENTS TO THE APPLICATION
    3.1 Mandatory attachments to applications for Czech-language study programmes:

    a) project for a prepared dissertation in the range of three to five standard pages (un-less otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes); the topic of the dissertation project is selected by the applicant from the areas or topics specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes (Art. 15 CAP), if they are not specified, the applicant chooses the topic individually; the chosen topic is consulted in advance by the applicant with the chair of the relevant subject-area board or the contact person specified in the academic requirements for individual study pro-grammes; the name of the consultant is then stated in the project,
    b) structured CV (unless otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes),
    c) list of academic literature corresponding to the study programme (unless otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes),
    d) overview of existing academic activities (e.g. publication activities, internships, etc.; unless otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study pro-grammes),
    e) proof of language competence, i.e. a certified copy made by electronic conversion of any of the following proofs of language competence in Czech or Slovak: school-leaving certificate confirming the successful completion of the school-leaving examination (ma-turita) in Czech/Slovak as one's native language or as a foreign language at B2 level or higher; proof of completion of any university degree programme accredited in Czech/Slovak; proof of successful completion of any certified exam in Czech/Slovak as a foreign language at B2 level or higher according to the list in the Appendix to these Condi-tions, whereby no certificates other than those listed above will be taken into account; for graduates of the Faculty of Arts or other faculties of Charles University, a relevant document generated from the information system may be submitted instead of a certi-fied copy. The list of language certificates recognised by the University is attached to these Conditions and is published on the website of the Faculty of Arts of Charles Univer-sity.

    Mandatory attachments a) – d) must be written in Czech or Slovak. If they are written in a different language, their acceptance is conditional on the written consent of the chair of the subject-area board, which must be attached to each of the mandatory attachments.

    3.2 Mandatory attachments to applications for foreign-language study programmes:

    a) project for a prepared dissertation in the range of three to five standard pages (un-less otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes); the topic of the dissertation project is selected by the applicant from the areas or topics specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes (Art. 15 CAP), if they are not specified, the applicant chooses the topic individually; the chosen topic is consulted in advance by the applicant with the chair of the relevant subject-area board or the contact person specified in the academic requirements for individual study pro-grammes; the name of the consultant is then stated in the project,
    b) structured curriculum vitae (unless otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes),
    c) list of academic literature corresponding to the study programme (unless otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study programmes),
    d) overview of existing academic activities (e.g. publication activities, internships, etc.; unless otherwise specified in the academic requirements for individual study pro-grammes),
    e) statement of the results of previous study (this statement of results can be submit-ted in Czech, Slovak, English or the language in which the programme is accredited),
    f) proof of language competence, i.e. a certified copy of any of the following documents of language competence in the foreign language in which the study programme is accred-ited: secondary school-leaving examination with a curriculum realised in the relevant foreign language; proof of completion of any university degree programme accredited in the relevant foreign language; proof of successful completion of any certified examina-tion in the relevant foreign language at B2 level or higher according to the list in the ap-pendix to these Conditions, whereby no certified examinations other than those listed above will be taken into account; proof of completion of a language examination in the relevant foreign language at B2 level or higher, completed as part of any university course; for graduates of the Faculty of Arts or other faculties of Charles University, a rel-evant document generated from the information system may be submitted instead of a certified copy. The list of language certificates recognised by the University is attached to these Conditions and is published on the website of the Faculty of Arts of Charles Univer-sity.

    Mandatory attachments a) – d) must be written in the language in which the study programme is accredited. If they are written in a different language, their acceptance is conditional on the written consent of the chair of the subject-area board, which must be attached to each of the mandatory attachments.

    3.3 The name and surname of the applicant, the study programme and the name of the project must be stated in the header of the first sheet of each of the mandatory attachments a) – d).

    3.4 All mandatory attachments are entered separately into the information system; attachments are not printed and sent by post.

    Payment instructions

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    Bank: Komerční banka
    Account number: 85631011/0100
    IBAN: CZ96 0100 0000 0000 8563 1011
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    Adult Education and Personnel Management Adult Education and Personnel Management full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    English Language and Literature for Teacher Education English Language and Literature for Teacher Education full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
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    Archaelogy of Prehistory and Middle Ages Archaelogy of Prehistory and Middle Ages full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Archive Studies and Auxiliary Historical Sciences Archive Studies and Auxiliary Historical Sciences full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Archive Studies and Auxiliary Historical Sciences Archive Studies and Auxiliary Historical Sciences combined Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Middle Eastern Studies Middle Eastern Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Bohemistics for Foreigners Bohemistics for Foreigners full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Czech Language and Literature Czech Language and Literature full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Czech Language and Literature for Teacher Education Czech Language and Literature for Teacher Education full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    History of Art History of Art full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Theatre Studies Theatre Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Aesthetics Aesthetics full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Film Studies Film Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Philosophy Philosophy full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Phonetics Phonetics full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    French Studies French Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    French Language and Literature for Teacher Education French Language and Literature for Teacher Education full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
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    Germanic and North European Studies Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in German Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Germanic and North European Studies Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Scandinavian Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Hispanian Studies Hispanian Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    History History full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    History – European Studies History – European Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    History for Teacher Education History for Teacher Education full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Musicology Musicology full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Information Studies and Librarianship Information Studies and Librarianship full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Information Studies and Librarianship Information Studies and Librarianship combined Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Italian Studies Italian Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Deaf Studies Deaf Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Classical Archaeology Classical Archaeology full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Latin Language and Literature for Teacher Education Latin Language and Literature for Teacher Education full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Logic Logic full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Intercultural Communication: Czech and German for Translation and Interpreting Intercultural Communication: Czech and German for Translation and Interpreting full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Intercultural Communication: Translation and Interpreting Intercultural Communication: Translation and Interpreting with specialisation in English for Translation and Interpreting full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Intercultural Communication: Translation and Interpreting Intercultural Communication: Translation and Interpreting with specialisation in French for Translation and Interpreting full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
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    Greek and Latin Studies Greek and Latin Studies with specialisation in Modern Greek Language and Literature full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Chinese Studies Chinese Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Central European Studies Central European Studies with specialisation in Hungarian Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
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    Central European Studies Central European Studies with specialisation in Romani Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Spanish Language and Literature for Teacher Education Spanish Language and Literature for Teacher Education full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Public Administration and Record Management Public Administration and Record Management full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    East European Studies East European Studies full-time Bachelor's Czech 3 years Detail
    Russian Studies (study programme named after Boris Nemtsov) Russian Studies (study programme named after Boris Nemtsov) full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Russian 2 years Detail
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    Anglophone Literatures and Cultures Anglophone Literatures and Cultures full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Archaelogy of Prehistory and Middle Ages Archaelogy of Prehistory and Middle Ages full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Archive Studies and Auxiliary Historical Sciences Archive Studies and Auxiliary Historical Sciences combined Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Czech Language and Literature Czech Language and Literature full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Film Studies Film Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Phonetics Phonetics full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    French Studies French Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Germanic and North European Studies Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Finnish Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Germanic and North European Studies Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in German Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Germanic and North European Studies Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Dutch Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Germanic and North European Studies Germanic and North European Studies with specialisation in Scandinavian Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Hebrew and Jewish Studies Hebrew and Jewish Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Hispanian Studies Hispanian Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    History - Czech History in European Context History - Czech History in European Context full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    History – General History History – General History full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Italian Studies Italian Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Translation Studies Translation Studies with specialisation in Translation Studies: Czech – English full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Translation Studies Translation Studies with specialisation in Translation Studies: Czech – German full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Translation Studies Translation Studies with specialisation in Translation Studies: Czech – Russian full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Central European Studies Central European Studies with specialisation in Romani Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    Interpreting Studies Interpreting Studies with specialisation in Interpreting : Czech – Russian full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Interpreting Studies Interpreting Studies with specialisation in Interpreting : Czech – Spanish full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Teacher Education of English Language and Literature for Upper Secondary Schools Teacher Education of English Language and Literature for Upper Secondary Schools full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
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    East European Studies East European Studies full-time Master's (post-Bachelor) Czech 2 years Detail
    Slavic Philology Slavic Philology full-time doctoral Russian 4 years Detail
    Slavic Philology Slavic Philology combined doctoral Russian 4 years Detail
    English Language English Language full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Anglophone Literatures and Cultures Anglophone Literatures and Cultures full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Anglophone Literatures and Cultures Anglophone Literatures and Cultures combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Anglophone Literatures and Cultures Anglophone Literatures and Cultures full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Anglophone Literatures and Cultures Anglophone Literatures and Cultures combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching Applied Linguistics for Language Teaching combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Archaeology of Prehistory and Middle Ages Archaeology of Prehistory and Middle Ages full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Archaeology of Prehistory and Middle Ages Archaeology of Prehistory and Middle Ages combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Asian History and Culture Asian History and Culture full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Asian History and Culture Asian History and Culture combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Auxiliary Historical Sciences Auxiliary Historical Sciences full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Auxiliary Historical Sciences Auxiliary Historical Sciences combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Middle Eastern Studies Middle Eastern Studies full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Middle Eastern Studies Middle Eastern Studies combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Classical Archaeology Classical Archaeology full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Classical Archaeology Classical Archaeology combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Classical Philology Classical Philology full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Classical Philology Classical Philology combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Czech History Czech History full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Czech History Czech History combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Czech Language Czech Language full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Czech Language Czech Language combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Asian History and Culture Asian History and Culture full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Asian History and Culture Asian History and Culture combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History of Ancient Civilization History of Ancient Civilization full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History of Ancient Civilization History of Ancient Civilization combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History of Czech Literature and Literary Theory History of Czech Literature and Literary Theory full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History of Czech Literature and Literary Theory History of Czech Literature and Literary Theory combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History of Visual Arts History of Visual Arts full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History of Visual Arts History of Visual Arts combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Germanic and Slavic Studies Germanic and Slavic Studies full-time doctoral German 3 years Detail
    Theatre Studies Theatre Studies full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Theatre Studies Theatre Studies combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Egyptology Egyptology full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Egyptology Egyptology combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Egyptology Egyptology full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Egyptology Egyptology combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Aesthetics Aesthetics full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Aesthetics Aesthetics combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Film Studies Film Studies full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Film Studies Film Studies combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Philosophy Philosophy full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Philosophy Philosophy combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
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    General Linguistics General Linguistics full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    General Linguistics General Linguistics combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Germanic and Nordic Languages and Literatures Germanic and Nordic Languages and Literatures full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Germanic and Nordic Languages and Literatures Germanic and Nordic Languages and Literatures combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Germanic and Slavic Studies Germanic and Slavic Studies full-time doctoral Czech 3 years Detail
    Germanic and Slavic Studies Germanic and Slavic Studies full-time doctoral Russian 3 years Detail
    Germanic and Nordic Languages and Literatures Germanic and Nordic Languages and Literatures full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Germanic and Nordic Languages and Literatures Germanic and Nordic Languages and Literatures combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History/General History History/General History full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History/General History History/General History combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    History of Visual Arts History of Visual Arts full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    History of Visual Arts History of Visual Arts combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    History/General History History/General History combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Musicology Musicology full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Musicology Musicology combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Ibero-American Studies Ibero-American Studies full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Ibero-American Studies Ibero-American Studies combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Information Science Information Science full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Information Science Information Science combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Information Science Information Science full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Jewish Studies Jewish Studies full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Jewish Studies Jewish Studies combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Classical Archaeology Classical Archaeology full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Classical Archaeology Classical Archaeology combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
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    Classical Philology Classical Philology combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Corpus and Theoretical Linguistics Corpus and Theoretical Linguistics full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
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    Medieval and Neo-Latin Studies Medieval and Neo-Latin Studies full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Medieval and Neo-Latin Studies Medieval and Neo-Latin Studies combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Medieval and Neo-Latin Studies Medieval and Neo-Latin Studies full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
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    General and Comparative Literature General and Comparative Literature full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    General and Comparative Literature General and Comparative Literature combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    General Linguistics General Linguistics full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    General Linguistics General Linguistics combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Education Education full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Education Education combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Philosophy Philosophy full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Philosophy Philosophy combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Phonetics Phonetics full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Political Science Political Science full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
    Political Science Political Science combined doctoral English 4 years Detail
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    Political Science Political Science combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Auxiliary Historical Sciences Auxiliary Historical Sciences full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
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    Religious Studies Religious Studies full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
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    Romance Languages Romance Languages full-time doctoral English 4 years Detail
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    Slavic Philology Slavic Philology full-time doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
    Slavic Philology Slavic Philology combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
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    Slavic Literature Studies Slavic Literature Studies combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
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    Sociology Sociology combined doctoral Czech 4 years Detail
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