Educational goals
The aim of the bachelor study programme ?Practical Czech Philology? is to develop students? competences in linguistic and literary fields. In these fields students acquire a relatively wide and solid foundation of knowledge and skills, mainly in Bohemian philology which is then complemented with application sector subjects which develop students? competences in practically utilisable and socially significant applications in several key areas.
Profile of the graduate
From the linguistic and communication competence point of view, a graduate acquires habits of a professional user who is able to use standard Czech in its written and oral form. In terms of literary qualification, the graduate is familiar with the evolution of Czech literature from its beginning up to the present. The knowledge is supported by the study of prescribed literary and scientific types of texts and additional reading according to personal choice in the range given by the study plan and recommended literature. Graduates have wide general knowledge in culture, are able to communicate in their mother tongue and one foreign language. In addition, they have the ability to study scientific literature and the way they express themselves is fully developed. Graduates from the programme have basic competences in the field of applied Czech linguistics and in the area of media communication.
Information
- Study programme
- Practical Czech Philology (B0232A090012)
- Faculty of
- FP
- Type of study
- Bachelor
- Form of study
- Full-time
- Length of study
- 3
- Awarded degree
- Bc.
- Language
- Czech
- Education area
- Philology
Courses of Practical Czech Philology programme
1. semester
- Czech Literature of the 19th Century 1 (compulsory)
- Essentials of journalism (compulsory)
- Introduction to Czech linguistics (compulsory)
- Lingustic Seminar (compulsory)
- Literary seminar for beginners (compulsory)
- Orthography training (compulsory)
- Philosophy and Ethics (compulsory)
- Phonetics/Phonology of Czech (compulsory)
- Processing of electronic documents (compulsory)
- Regional Literature (compulsory)
2. semester
- Czech Literature of the 19th Century (compulsory)
- Internship I (compulsory)
- Introduction to Czech linguistics (compulsory)
- Public speaking and elocution exercise (compulsory)
- Sports and movement activities 1 (compulsory)
- Stylistics of Czech (compulsory)
- Theory of literature (compulsory)
- Tutorial in literature analysis (compulsory)
3. semester
- Czech literature of the 20th century I (compulsory)
- Essentials of journalism (compulsory)
- Essentials of marketing communication (compulsory)
- History of Czech language (compulsory)
- Lexicology of Czech (compulsory)
- Literature for children and the youth (compulsory)
- Morphology of Czech (compulsory)
- Public speaking and elocution exercise (compulsory)
4. semester
- Czech literature of the 20th century II (compulsory)
- Czech syntax I (compulsory)
- Essentials of text linguistics (compulsory)
- Internship II (compulsory)
- Introduction to Corpus Linguistics 1 (compulsory)
- Lexicology of Czech (compulsory)
- Literary criticism (compulsory)
- Theory of media communication (compulsory)
5. semester
- Critical discourse analysis – an introdu (compulsory)
- Czech literature of the 20th century III (compulsory)
- Czech syntax I (compulsory)
- Introduction to Pragmalinguistics (compulsory)
- Literature for children and the youth (compulsory)
- World literature I (compulsory)
6. semester
- Contemporary Czech literature (compulsory)
- Critical discourse analysis – an introdu (compulsory)
- Czech literature of the 20th century IV (compulsory)
- Essentials of text linguistics (compulsory)
- Marketing and media communication pract. (compulsory)
- Old Czech Literature (compulsory)
Courses without specified study plan
- Antroponomastics (compulsory optional)
- Bachelor thesis (compulsory)
- Cognitive Linguistic (compulsory optional)
- Creative writing (compulsory optional)
- Czech drama and dramatic arts (compulsory optional)
- Czech in viewpoint of contrastive ling. (compulsory optional)
- Developmental psychology (compulsory optional)
- Dialectology (compulsory optional)
- Diploma Thesis Seminar (compulsory optional)
- Editing and publishing tutorials (compulsory optional)
- English Language 1 (compulsory optional)
- English Language 2 (compulsory optional)
- Film as a historical source (compulsory optional)
- General psychology (compulsory optional)
- German Language 1 (compulsory optional)
- German Language 2 (compulsory optional)
- Global problems (compulsory optional)
- Historical poetics of Czech prose (compulsory optional)
- History of Culture (compulsory optional)
- Interpretation of literary texts (compulsory optional)
- Interpretation of regional literature (compulsory optional)
- Literary seminar (compulsory optional)
- Literatura in multi-media (compulsory optional)
- Literatura in multi-media II (compulsory optional)
- Literatures of Czech lands (compulsory optional)
- Onomastics (compulsory optional)
- Political ideologies (compulsory optional)
- Reflection of History Today (compulsory optional)
- Selected Aspects of Early History I (compulsory optional)
- Selected chapters (youth lit.) (compulsory optional)
- Selected chapters in Czech morphology (compulsory optional)
- Selected chapters in Czech syntax (compulsory optional)
- Selected Issues from History of Culture (compulsory optional)
- Seminar of personality development (compulsory optional)
- Social and personality psychology (compulsory optional)
- Social Communication and Conflict Solut. (compulsory optional)
- Sports and movement activities 2 (compulsory optional)
- Text Editing (compulsory optional)
- Textology and editorial work (compulsory optional)
- Theory of literature for youth (compulsory optional)
- Toponomastics (compulsory optional)
- World literature for children/youth (compulsory optional)
- World literature II (compulsory optional)
More details
Contact: Pacovská Jasňa, doc. PhDr. CSc., jasna.pacovska@tul.cz