Study abroad programme Europe in English

Courses:

A course lasts three hours each week (breaks included), and counts for 3 credits.

Each student has to choose a minimum of four classes, but more classes can be chosen. There is a possibility to adapt the programme according to individual needs. A minimum of three students is needed for a class to be held.Â

The Spiritual Ideas of European Political Culture – their roots and future, David Barton, MA

Contemporary History in Practice, Muriel Blaive PhD

From Communism to European Market Economy - Economic Transformation, Jindriska Borska, PhD

Introduction to European Law , Solange Grondin, PhD

The EU Internal Market, Solange Grondin, PhD

Chapters from Central European Symbolic Geography, Michal Kopecek, PhD

Political Parties and social Movements in Central Europe From Communist rules to democracy, Nicolas Maslowski, MA

Introduction to the History of Central Europe, Emmanuel Mora Iglesias M.A.

 Introduction to European Sociology, Marketa Rulikova, PhD

European Systems of Human Rights Protection, Harald Scheu, PhD dr Hab

EU External Relations Law, Harald Scheu, PhD dr Hab

Introduction to Czech Language, Dr Dvorak

Dates :

Fall semester: 5 September 2007 - 20 December 2007

Spring semester: 23 February 2008 – 7 June 2008