Our Institute of Classical Archaeology in Prague is seeking a highly qualified post-doctoral researcher with international experience to join our team with his/her own project focused on art and/or archaeology of the Central and Western Mediterranean during the Roman Period. For more information see here: https://cuni.cz/UKEN-318.html#19 Deadline: 15th of July 2021. Starting date 1st of […]
We would like to invite you to a conference organized by Prof. Dr. Peter Pavúk, Prof. Dr. Ladislav Stančo, Dr. Jan Kysela, and Dr. Marek Verčík from the Institute of Classical Archaeology Adaptation & Creativity Along Border Zones More information about the the themes and organization of the conference can be found at: https://borderzones2021.wordpress.com The […]
We would like to invite you to the guest lecture by Nadin Burkhardt from KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany “The afterlife of ancient sculpture: A case study in the urbna space of late antique Athens.” The lecture will be delivered on MS Teams platform this coming Wednesday May 5 at 17:30 CET. For access to the MS Teams, please […]
For many years western Anatolia was one of the least known cultural landscapes in the second–millennium BCE eastern Mediterranean, overshadowed by its better-known neighbors in Hittite central Anatolian and Minoan and Mycenaean cultural spheres. Owing to the efforts of recent decades, it is becoming possible to grasp the character of western Anatolian identity, or rather […]
We would like to invite you to the guest lecture by Agata Ulanowska from University of Warsaw, Poland “Textiles and Seals in Bronze Age Greece: Relations and Interactions.” The lecture will be delivered on MS Teams platform this coming Wednesday April 7 at 17:30 CET. For access to the MS Teams, please contact Dr. Marek Verčík.
We would like to invite you to the guest lecture by Karolina Kaderka from École Pratiques des Hautes Études, Paris, France “Pedimental sculpture of Roman temples: Between history, politics and religion.” The lecture will be delivered on MS Teams platform this coming Wednesday March 22 at 17:30 CET. For access to the MS Teams, please contact Dr. Marek […]
We would like to invite you to the guest lecture by Jane DeRose Evans from the Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, USA “Protecting and Adorning: Glass Intaglios from Sicily.” The lecture will be delivered on MS Teams platform this coming Wednesday March 10 at 17:30 CET. For access to the MS Teams, please contact Dr. Marek Verčík.
We would like to invite you to the guest lecture by Barbora Weissová from the Ruhr-Universität Bochum “Digital Archaeology: Inherent Dangers of the Great Progress.” The lecture will be delivered on MS Teams platform this coming Wednesday February 24 at 17:30 CET. For access to the MS Teams, please contact Dr. Marek Verčík.
We cordially invite all those who are interested to the Spring Semester lecture series on the Current Issues in Archaeology. All lectures will be held online. Many more lectures will be held in English this time. Please, in order to register for the meeting on the MS Teams platform, contact Dr. Marek Verčík.
We would like to invite you to a guest lecture by Athanasios Sideris from the University of the Aegean to be held on MS Teams platform this coming Wednesday December 16 at 17:30 CET. For access to the MS Teams meeting please contact Marek Verčík.
The Center for Gender Studies, Faculty of Arts, has announced a competition for MA and PhD students in honour of the late sociologist Jiřina Šiklová.
The Faculty of Arts, Charles University, is looking for teachers and officers.
The Greek translation of a book by Dr Koura from the Institute of World History at CU FA “Divided Island: Cold War and the Cyprus Dispute in Years 1960-1974” has been published in an Athenian publishing house in May 2021.
Ninety Students of Czech studies from thirty-six countries are headed for the Faculty of Arts, Charles University. They will undergo an intensive study programme of Czech and get acquainted with Czech culture and history.
From 1 September, current systems Aleph, Verde, and SFX will be replaced by a new modern library system ALMA.
Lenka Šulová is a Charles University graduate from the Faculty of Arts, specialising in clinical and social psychology. Along with her private practice, she teaches at the Department of Psychology. Professor Šulová lives in Prague and considers golf one of the best sports there is. Her handicap is 22.
A team of historians from the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, has joined an international project TEH21: Teaching European History in the 21st Century and began their work on transnational history textbook. It will present an overview of the most important events of European history from the perspective of Czech and foreign authors.
After the summer holidays, you can look forward to a new look of discovery service UKAŽ (ukaz.cuni.cz/en), which will replace the current Ebsco Discovery Service. The environment for librarians will change as well – Alma, a modern library platform, will replace the existing Aleph, Verde and SFX systems.
On Friday, 2 July, from 6 am to 9 pm the main entrance of the CU FA building in nám Jana Palacha will be closed due to a film shooting project. It is possible to enter through the back door in Valentinská street.