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Application deadlines
Early bird deadline: 28 February 2025
Regular deadline: 30 April 2025
Important note for visa-seeking students: Please read about the visa process carefully before applying. You are responsible for organizing your legal stay in Czechia and the visa application process can get quite lengthy. The extended deadlines are therefore strongly recommended to students who already possess the legal right to long-term stay in Czechia.
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Read the brochureWhy study with us?
1. You will get a high-quality education which means certain competitive advantages in the job market.
2. You will join a young and creative academic and students community.
3. You will have opportunities to meet important well-known people from academic and public life.
4. You will be able to choose from a wide range of optional lectures and seminars taught in Czech, English, German, French, Spanish and also Russian.
5. You will have the opportunity to participate in various academic, scientific, sporting and cultural activities.
6. You will have access to the university libraries and to the extensive selection of electronic databases.
7. You will study in modern lecture rooms.
8. You will have the opportunity to spend part of your studies abroad at our partner universities or you can enrol in one of our double degree programmes; the CSF programme cooperates with the University of Strasbourg and the IMESS programme is in partnership with University College London.
9. You will gain professional experience during your studies. The partners of FSV UK are for example, Czech Centres, the Václav Havel Library and People in Need.
10. ...and last but not least, you will enjoy the capital city and everything that goes with it!
News
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Activation of turnstiles at Hollar after the completion of the main phase of renovation work
Due to the completion of the main phase of the Ph.D. infra project renovation work, the turnstiles at the entrance to the Hollar building will be activated again starting from 2 December 2024. We would like to remind you that to enter Hollar, as well as the Jinonice Campus, you need to use your student or employee card. -
Results of elections to the Academic Senate FSV UK and Academic Senate UK
The results of elections to the Academic Senate of Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, and Academic Senate of Charles University have been published. The elections took place from 26 November 2024, 9:00 am, to 28 November 2024, 9:00 am. -
FSV UK charity Christmas event
FSV UK has once again prepared a faculty charity Christmas event for its employees. This year it will be focused on helping vulnerable seniors who are clients of the organization Život 90. If you have the opportunity and desire to participate in this charity event, you can do so until Wednesday 18 December 2024. -
Irena Kalhousová received the Karel Kramář medal from Prime Minister Petr Fiala
On the occasion of the Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day, Prime Minister Petr Fiala awarded the Karel Kramář medal to Irena Kalhousová, an expert at the Institute of Political Studies FSV UK and director of the Herzl Center for Israel Studies. She received the award for her outstanding contribution to the public debate on Middle East issues. This year, this award went to a total of 17 personalities. -
Statement of Tomáš Karásek, Dean of FSV UK, on the anniversary of November 17
"Two years ago, on the occasion of the anniversary on November 17, I highlighted the role of the academic community in facing the social, political, environmental and security challenges encountered by Czech society and by the broader circle of civilization to which we belong. Viewed from a distance, the severity of these challenges unfortunately has not diminished, quite the contrary," says the Dean Tomáš Karásek on the anniversary of November 17, 1989. -
Our academics are part of a €3 million Horizon Europe grant to study democratic resilience using digital twins
In a new transdisciplinary project funded by a €3 million Horizon Europe grant, Erasmus University’s School of Social and Behavioural Sciences researchers will lead a groundbreaking effort to explore how democracies decline and how computational research tools can help strengthen democratic resilience. Our Institute of International Studies and its two research centers (Peace Research Center Prague & Centre for Digital Humanities Integration) are part of the international consortium.
