Dear colleagues,
I would like to let you know following information:
The deadline for the next academic year is still open to the non-visa applicants
at the Faculty of Social Studies, MASARYK UNIVERSITY, BRNO, CZECH REPUBLIC that offers two ENGLISH-TAUGHT MASTER PROGRAMMES:
EUROPEAN POLITICS and SOCIOLOGY.
Eligible are students who have already completed their Bachelor degree in humanities or social sciences. These programmes are based on the European Credit Transfer System. Tuition fee is 960 euros per semester and they last two years (four semesters).
More information on the web-sides: Sociology (www.fss.muni. cz/soc/eng) and European Politics (www.fss.muni. cz/eupolitics) .
Contact - information about application: Office for International Relations, Mgr. Veronika Gábová, contact: gabova@fss.muni. cz or int@fss.muni. cz .
Description of the programmes:
EUROPEAN POLITICS
It is a comprehensive programme of study (full-time Master's) in the fields of comparative politics and European integration. The comparative politics component of the program covers basic theories, research methodology, empirical analysis, and comparative studies of the political developments and the party systems in European countries. This component allows students to focus specifically on the region of Central and Eastern Europe, to explore the experiences of post-communist transformations, and to acquire a thorough understanding of the political developments in post-socialist countries. The European integration component includes theoretical and empirical analysis of different international organizations and their interaction in Europe. Special emphasis is put on the study of the European
Union and its enlargements.
SOCIOLOGY
It is study program is designed as a full-time graduate Master's study programme. The programme offers the opportunity for students to choose from the following areas of specialization: Social Research, Ethnic Relations and Migration Studies, Contemporary Social Problems, Modernization and Civil Society, Cultural Sociology. The courses combine general sociological information on these fields with a specific focus on the European and East-Central European historical contexts, such as the EU enlargement or democratic transition. The Sociology program is offered to students who have already gained an undergraduate degree in the fields of humanities, social
sciences, political science or other related fields. The study programme is also open to students whose aim is not to study for a graduate degree, but rather to gain individual credits. Such students may enrol in individual courses of their choice; the tuition fee will be proportional to the number of credits taken.
Best regards,
Mgr. Veronika Gábová
Office for International Relations
Faculty of Social Studies
Masaryk University
Jo¹tova 10
Brno 603 00
Czech Republic
[sursa e-nass]
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