Mgr. Stefan Veleski, B.A.
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This fee-paying full-time mode programme is open to those individuals holding a Master's degree in a field related to English philology (literature and/or linguistics) or teaching English (as either a first or second language) from an institution of higher education in the Czech Republic or abroad.
Doctoral studies are exclusively one-subject study programmes. The length of study of all study programmes is four years. Graduates of Doctoral degree study programmes are awarded an internationally recognized scientific degree of philosophiæ doctor (Ph.D.). The doctoral study represents the highest degree of university education.
It is possible to study in two ways.
Full-time study means that your study duties are spread over the working days (Mon-Fri) according to your timetable. Full-time students participate in lectures, conferences, and educational and research activities of the workplace.
Combined form of study is more often chosen by those applicants who have other responsibilities (e.g. employment or family) that do not allow them to attend classes daily.
Have you selected a field of study and your thesis topic? Find out which supervisors are accepting new students at the department you have chosen for your Ph.D. studies at the Faculty of Arts.
Then, contact your future supervisor directly. They will serve as your guide and thesis consultant throughout your studies. They can also help you formulate your thesis topic.
You can find the list of supervisors with their respective research fields here. For the contact information, please click here.
You do not have to come to Brno personally to take the entrance exam. The result of the admission process depends on the quality of the documents that you provide. Those will be assessed by the admission committee and you will be notified about the results via e-mail.
It is recommended that you choose and contact your supervisor before sending your application. For more information click here.
1 January - 30 April for the enrollment in the Fall semester
1 July - 31 October for the enrollment in the Spring semester
Documents set out above in the Terms of Admission are required to be provided in digital form and attached to the online application by April 30th or October 31st.
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Tuition fees: € 2,000/academic year (degree program taught in English).
The QS World University Rankings by Subject are compiled annually to help prospective students identify the leading universities in a particular subject. Research citations, along with the results of major global surveys of employers and academics are used to rank universities.
In the 2019 Ranking, our university has improved its score in many areas and a total of 8 study programs have to the top 550 best subjects (up from 5 in 2018).
Our English Language & Literature study program has ranked 201–250.
All students of this program are entitled to study two semesters of Czech for foreigners free of charge. It is not obligatory but it might be handy.
If you have any questions regarding the application and admission procedures or the tuition fees, please contact us at admission@phil.muni.cz.
However, if you would like to know more about what is it like to study at Masaryk University, how is the life of a student at the Faculty of Arts or if you have some questions that require personal experience, we have a solution for you as well! You can contact our student ambassador Stefan Veleski at ambassador@phil.muni.cz.
Stefan speaks Macedonian, English, Czech, and Russian. His favorite motto is:
“I think it's very important to have a feedback loop, where you're constantly thinking about what you've done and how you could be doing it better.”
― Elon Musk
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“Masaryk University can boast of a progressive and vigorous academic environment. I've had some of the most illuminating conversations I've ever had within a 1 km radius of where this picture was taken. Ideas flow freely here, whether it is between people, departments, or even different faculties.
Stefan Veleski
Coming here was a leap in the dark, but now that I'm here I couldn't be any happier.”
PhD student of Literatures in English & Ambassador of the Faculty of Arts