2022/23 Academic year
Winter semester: 12 September – 23 December 2022 (applications deadline: 26. 8. 2022)
Summer semester: 13 February – 26 May 2023 (applications deadline: 16. 1. 2023)
2022/23 Academic year
Winter semester: Tue + THU 5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m. (time zone UTC+2, from 31 October 2021 UTC+1) – (2 THs 45 minutes twice a week)
Summer semester: TBS – (2 THs 45 minutes twice a week)
registration fee: CZK 1 000 CZK (payment with the application form)
course fee: CZK 9 900 (15 weeks = 60 TH: payment until September 5, 2022 for Winter 22/23 and February 6th for Summer 22/23)
Beginner (A1), Low intermediate (A2), Intermediate (B1)
A minimum of 6 and a maximum of 12 students in a group (separation into groups is based on an (online) placement test and an (online) interview)
60 THs per semester, 1 TH = 45 minutes
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The course begins at the exact time set out in the schedule. If a student is more than 15 minutes late, it is considered an absence for the specific class.
In the event of an absence, the student must excuse themselves no later than by the beginning of the lesson, otherwise it is considered an unexcused absence. The student always announces an absence to their instructor. In the event of an absence of more than three teaching days, the student announces the absence to the programme administrator.
If attendance in the course is lower than 70% of the hourly composition of the course, the student will not be evaluated for this course and will receive the mark N (unclassified) on the certificate.
| Short-term absence (1 to 2 teaching days) | -> Announce absence to your instructor |
| Long-term absence (over 3 teaching days) | -> Announce abscence to programme administrator |
At the end of each semester, students obtain a certificate with the marks from the subjects that they studied.
Structure of evaluation:
| Excellent | Very good | Good | Insufficient | Unclassified | ||
| A | A- | B | B- | C | D | N |
| 100- 90 % 1 |
80- 89 % 1,5 |
70- 79 % 2 |
60- 69 % 2,5 |
50- 59 % 3 |
<50 % 4 |
absence >30 % |
The student may also register for the Czech Language Certificate Exam (ALTE), levels A2, B1 and B2.
You can join the semester no later than by the end of September. If the delay is any longer than this you will not be able to participate in the courses. You have to inform the programme administrator about your delay.
In individual cases may students (mostly intermediate or native Slavic speakers) join the programme even later, but always after the consultation with the academic coordinator of the programme.
Study plans for the Czech Studies programme are divided into two basic modules so that students acquire and develop language competence and communication skills according to their level of knowledge of the Czech language (from complete beginner to very advanced). The schedules for the modules and syllabi are adapted during the semesters in order to meet the needs of our students.
This module is intended for beginning and elementary students. The basis of instruction is a language course of grammar and conversation. Students also take other lessons geared especially to training pronunciation and acquiring basic knowledge of Czech spelling. In groups of beginners, lessons may be taught partially in English. The schedule is governed by the following study plan:
| Course name | Number of lessons per week |
| Language courses for beginners (grammar and conversation) | 4 |
The aim of the module is to acquire the following:
This module is intended for intermediate students, and the language of instruction is exclusively Czech. The module allows students to fully develop their previous knowledge. The schedule is governed by the following study plan:
| Course name | Number of lessons per week |
| Communication and grammar exercises | 4 |
The aim of the module is to acquire the following: