Course of Studies

This PhD is pursued by research. Although a prescribed general framework applies, the plan of studies is flexible and is adjusted to the needs of the student in terms of options:

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• Individual PhD consultations with the supervisor and regular reports on progress of the dissertation

• PhD seminars (attendance, presentations) every 3 weeks

• History of translation, Applied linguistics or Comparative literary poetics (one of these three options; the choice depends on the topic of your dissertation)

• Examination in foreign language competence (level B2): English (if English is stated in your MA diploma as a subject of studies, you must choose French, German, Spanish or Russian)

• Examination in Theory of translation and interpreting (past and present)

• TS Methodology (submission of the relevant chapter of the dissertation)

• Submission of a 25-page outline of the dissertation

• Academic activities (publications, conference presentations, teaching, projects, study abroad, courses etc.)

• Extra options: if you wish you may choose any additional courses of interest to you, including Czech for Foreigners (from Survival Level up to Advanced) 

• Final examination (oral)

• Submission and defence of the dissertation (viva voce)