Educational goals
The ultimate objective of the three years of the Historical and museological studies is to introduce qualified, college educated professionals with knowledge of the history of the human kind and its art and culture since the Middle Ages till the 20th Century (Prehistory and Ancient history are introduced as optional). Great attention is devoted to museology and introductory courses of archival and gallery sciences and monument preservation. The graduate will master basic methods of cultural historians work, museum or monument preservation institution worker or any historically cultural or memory institution.
Profile of the graduate
The student masters knowledge about history of the human society since Early Middle Ages till the present time. He possesses basic knowledge of the historians work and historiography and apply them during numerous excursions. Through mastering methodological, paleographical and other skills he is able to work with written, audiovisual and other types of historical sources. History of culture and art (taught together) are another important parts of the curriculum. Museology (and museological didactics ) is in fact an important part of the curriculum combined with archival and gallery sciences and monument preservation lessons. Regional history and historiography (especially of the Liberec and Czech Republic in general) is present. Student can choose between block of courses focused on history of textile and the block focused on history of glass and bijouterie, this is on the ground of the Liberec region specifics.
Information
- Study programme
- Historical and Museological Studies (B0222A120021)
- Faculty of
- FP
- Type of study
- Bachelor
- Form of study
- Full-time
- Length of study
- 3
- Awarded degree
- Bc.
- Language
- Czech
- Education area
- History
Courses of Historical and museological studies programme
1. semester
- Auxiliary Historical Sciences (compulsory)
- Introduction to Art and Culture (compulsory)
- Introduction to Museology (compulsory)
- Introduction to the study of history (compulsory)
- Language 1 – German 1 (compulsory)
2. semester
- Archival Science (compulsory)
- Historical Proseminar (compulsory)
- History of Culture and Art I (compulsory)
- Language II – German 2 (compulsory)
- Museology I (compulsory)
3. semester
- Historical Seminary I (compulsory)
- History of Culture and Art II (compulsory)
- Language 3 – German 3 (compulsory)
- Museology II (compulsory)
- World and Czech history of Middle Ages (compulsory)
4. semester
- Historical Seminary II (compulsory)
- History of Culture and Art III (compulsory)
- Language 4 – German 4 (compulsory)
- Museology III (compulsory)
- World and Czech Modern history (compulsory)
5. semester
- History of Culture and Art IV (compulsory)
- History of the Liberec Region 1 (compulsory)
- Museology IV (compulsory)
- World and Czech modern History (compulsory)
6. semester
- Czech and World Recent History (compulsory)
- Exhibitions – galleries (compulsory)
- Historiography history (compulsory)
- History of the Liberec Region 2 (compulsory)
Courses without specified study plan
- Ancient History (compulsory optional)
- Applications of Mathematics in Economics (optional)
- Bachelor thesis (compulsory)
- Bicycle touring course (optional)
- Board Games (optional)
- Canoe course (optional)
- Condition swimming (optional)
- Course of mountain hiking (optional)
- Cryptography and Information Security (optional)
- Czech Republic Geographical Aspects (optional)
- Development Language (optional)
- Digital humanities 1 (compulsory optional)
- Digital humanities 2 (compulsory optional)
- Documentary in Education (optional)
- Elements of Board Games (optional)
- Environmental Studies & Global Problems (optional)
- Erziehung und Bildung im Ghetto Theres. (optional)
- Esthetics (optional)
- Ethnology I (compulsory optional)
- Ethnology II (compulsory optional)
- Fitness program (optional)
- Floorball (optional)
- Functions of Complex Variable (optional)
- Graphical User Interface (optional)
- Historical Heritage of our Region (optional)
- History of Culture (optional)
- History of Czech people and Liberec (optional)
- History of Glass and Glass-Jewellery I (compulsory)
- History of Glass and Glass-Jewellery II (compulsory)
- History of Chemistry (optional)
- History of Christianity (optional)
- History of Science and Technology (compulsory)
- History of Textile I (compulsory)
- History of Textile II (compulsory)
- Challenges of Civilisation of 21th Centu (optional)
- Chemical informatics (optional)
- Chosen Issues of History (compulsory optional)
- Industrial Patrimony I (compulsory)
- Informatics In Musical Composition (optional)
- Information and Crisis Management (optional)
- Internship (compulsory)
- Internship II (compulsory)
- Interpretation of historical texts (compulsory)
- Interpretation of multimedia sources (compulsory optional)
- Introdacion of Historical Poietic (optional)
- Introduction in contemporary hermeneutic (optional)
- Introduction to Corpus Linguistics (optional)
- Introduction to Ecology (optional)
- Introduction to heritage conservation (compulsory)
- Introduction to psychology for Erasmus (optional)
- Introduction to Religious Studies (compulsory optional)
- Introduction to Set Theory (optional)
- Journalism (optional)
- Language games developing (optional)
- Latin I (compulsory optional)
- Latin II (compulsory optional)
- Less known sport games (optional)
- Liberec region and euroregion Nisa (compulsory optional)
- Management of Working Groups (optional)
- Mathematics in English (optional)
- Methodology of Teaching Chess 1 (optional)
- Methodology of Teaching Chess 2 (optional)
- Modern movement forms (optional)
- Multimedia in schools projects (optional)
- Museum pedagogy (compulsory)
- Mythology, philosophy, science (optional)
- Noetics (optional)
- Oral Examination – Historical Studies (compulsory)
- People and chemistry (optional)
- Personal growth (optional)
- Personal growth for Erasmus (optional)
- Phil.Press.of the Probl. “Man and Natur” (optional)
- Philosophy of Humanities (optional)
- Poetics of Modern Times (optional)
- Practical German for historians I. (optional)
- Practical German for historians II. (optional)
- Prehistory (compulsory optional)
- Processing of electronic documents (compulsory optional)
- Psychology of communication for Erasmus (optional)
- Rhetoric (optional)
- Selected chapters from contemporary hist (optional)
- Selected chapters from didactics (optional)
- Selected chapters from general modern (optional)
- Selected chapters from general modern hi (optional)
- Selected chapters from modern Czech hist (optional)
- Selected chapters from newer history 1 (compulsory optional)
- Selected chapters from newer history 2 (compulsory optional)
- Selected chapters from older history 1 (compulsory optional)
- Selected chapters from older history 2 (compulsory optional)
- Selected chapters from the history (optional)
- Selected chapters from the history of th (optional)
- Selected Issues of Sociology (optional)
- Seminar for mathematics and didactics (optional)
- Ski mountaineering course (optional)
- Snowboarding course (optional)
- Sociology of Education (optional)
- Sport gymnastics 2 (optional)
- Sport gymnastics I (optional)
- Sport massage (optional)
- Sports and movement activities 1 (compulsory)
- Sports and movement activities 2 (compulsory optional)
- The historical excursion (compulsory optional)
- The historical excursion 1 (optional)
- The historical excursion 2 (optional)
- The historical excursion 3 (optional)
- Theory of Interpretation (optional)
- Theory of Subjectivity (optional)
- Therapy of the soul as philosophical voc (optional)
- Water sports course (optional)
Admission procedure
Students will be accepted to the Historical and museological studies based on results of the high school studies and written test focused on the basic knowledge and skills corresponding to the high school education. Entrance examination can be skipped when student passes requirements of the FP TUL (for example excellent study results, successful participation in scientific activities).
More details
Contact: Pažout Jaroslav, doc. PhDr. Ph.D., jaroslav.pazout@tul.cz