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Poslední úprava: PhDr. Vilém Novotný, Ph.D. (19.11.2021)
Note: In 2021, the course will be run online via zoom due to a high number of enrolled students, see its Moodle page for more information. |
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Poslední úprava: PhDr. Marie Jelínková, Ph.D. (11.09.2021)
The course is designed to engage students in critical dialogue concerning various migration topics. In order to do this, the course will combine both lecture and seminar format. The above-mentioned issues will be explored in weekly lectures and readings. Learning objectives of the course include: (a) a solid understanding of major debates in the study of migration / the major issues addressed in migration studies, (b) understanding and interpreting migration data and key concepts and (c) understanding key theories of migration processes. |
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Poslední úprava: PhDr. Marie Jelínková, Ph.D. (27.09.2021)
Course Requirements and Grading The course is offered for both highly motivated BC students (who attend the course together with MA students) Language: All seminar presentations and discussions will be held in English. Essays may be submitted in English, Czech, Slovak or German. Participation: Usually, a high level of quality participation is expected. Readings: All students must prepare by reading the compulsory texts for every lesson. Without that, participation during lectures (see above), which is graded, is not possible. Presentations will usually require reading several additional texts. All compulsory readings and most optional readings are accessible at the course webpage at: dl1.cuni.cz. Final test: A short test at the end of the course will test if the basic knowledge of the discussed topics during the lectures has been gained as well as the ability to show a critical view on selected migration issues. The test will be worth 80 % of the total grade. Grading: The overall grade will be calculated as follows: 20 % Powtoon presentation, 80 % final test. All students can receive 100% (points) maximum (in some cases 105 – 110%). Final grades will be given according to the FSV scheme (A: 100 - 91, B: 90 - 81, C: 80 - 71, D: 70 - 61, E: 60 - 51, F 50 and less, not passing the subject) Disability policy: Any student with a disability who may require alternative academic arrangements in the subject is encouraged to approach the lecturer after the first or second lecture or via e-mail at the beginning of the course. The lecturer is willing to find alternative solutions in case of special needs.
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