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Admissions

FSV UK offers some of the highest quality English language Bachelor's, Master's and PhD degree programmes in Central and Eastern Europe in all fields of social sciences, giving students an opportunity to obtain their degree from one of the oldest, largest and most prestigious universities in the world.

Research

FSV UK fully supports the socio-scientific research. The Faculty integrates and co-ordinates the research plan it has acquired with several departments of the Faculty of Arts, Charles University. Within this framework, FSV UK has made a commitment to provide the professional public with a critical and scientifically-based reflection on the development of Czech society from a long-term perspective.

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!

Official translations of documents

Any students requesting the official and certified translations of their documents for the purposes of "nostrifikace," or any other translations of such sorts, are advised to go on to JTP, the website of the International Federation of Interpreters and Translators. This website is offered in an English version as well and offers the database of translators with their specialization. Good luck with your endeavour, CJP - The Language Centre.

Evaluation of language skills

Based on European framework of reference for languages.

In response to an expected cross-border mobility of labour force and students within the member states of the European Union, the Council of Europe elaborated a system of unified and internationally applicable evaluation of achieved language skills and qualifications. Individual levels reflect the objectives of learning and specify in detail what learning to undertake to be able to reach a successful integration in life and work abroad.

The system recognizes the following 6 levels- A1, A2 Basic language use; B1, B2 Independent language use; C1, C2 Proficiency.

Try to determine the level corresponding to your achieved language skills- evaluate to what extent you have mastered individual language skills and set the goal you intend to reach in the upcoming academic year.