Department of Czech for Foreigners

Study

All applicants for courses of Czech for foreigners have to file an application form directly to Department of Czech for foreigners (by fax or mail). (An application form is available for each course at the end of the page.)

The applicants for courses of Czech for foreigners are allowed to register for our Czech courses in the IS after they get an acknowledgment of acceptance for the study at the Department of Czech for foreigners and when they pass an entrance test.

Bachelor’s Degree Studies of Czech for Foreigners

three-year, daily, single-subject study.

The prgramme of the Bachelor’s Degree Studies of Czech for Foreigners is intented as a full study programme.

Students receive comprehensive knowledge of contemporary Czech language and Czech literature during their studies.

They also acquire an overview of linguistics and literary theory.

Bachelor degree graduates have respectable oral and written skills in Czech. They also acquire knowledge of Czech history and culture, especially literature.

Thanks to this, graduates from this course can apply their knowledge not only in academic settings abroad, dealing with issues concerning Czech as a foreign language and Czech literature, but also as interpreters and translators in institutions in the Czech Republic, in their country of origin, the European Union, or in culture and literature.

A written exam, which includes Czech grammar test, Czech orthography test and a written part (a short summary) is required to obtain the Bachelor’s Degree in Studies of Czech for Foreigners. Some knowledge of Czech life and institutions and Czech literature is required as well. Passing the entrance examination requires an advanced level of Czech language skills.

Information about enrolment for daily Bachelor’s Degree Studies is available on www.phil.muni.cz.
Contact: PhDr. Vlasta Dvořáčková – Head of Studies Department, Faculty of Arts.

Study programme