Life at Faculty
Life at Faculty
Student life is not only studying at a library or your dorm and attending lectures and seminars! There is a whole bunch of stuff students do together in their free time - social, cultural, political or sport events, trips, parties...and much more! There is nothing easier than just join and enjoy the life at FSV UK!
News
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“Revolutionary“ Charity Keychains are Here!
On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, the Faculty of Social Sciences presents a special edition of promotional keychains – available for sale at the PR office from 17th September to 17th December.
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Julien Pinter: "Teaching Bright Minds who Can Dream Big"
The academic staff of the Institute of Economic Studies received a new member - en expert Julien Pinter from France. The new Post-Doctoral Fellow is currently working on topics in central banking and macroeconomics with Professors Roman Horváth and Evžen Kočenda.
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Welcome Day for International Degree Students
Get a chance to meet other students and find answers to all your questions about studying at Charles University! We invite all international degree students starting their studies this semester to the Welcome Day, taking place on Monday 30th September.
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Autumn Sales at Karolinum Bookshop
As part of this year's 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, the Karolinum Bookshop offers an exceptional 30% discount on both printed and electronic titles published by the Karolinum Press. The discount applies from 1st October to 30th November at the store in Celetná street 18 as well as at the e-shop .
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FSV UK Launches Herzl Center for Israel Studies
After nearly two years of preparations, the Faculty of Social Sciences launches the Herzl Center for Israel Studies under the aegis of Charles University. The Center will focus on academic and research activities exploring modern Israel and its links to Central Europe.
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One-Week French and English language preparatory courses
The Language Centre offers one-week intensive courses of French and English language. Before the beginning of the academic year, they will help you to revise and reinforce the basics of the language and also to prepare you for the General French Course (JLB035) and General German Course (JLB033).
