The 29th edition of the international Prague Writers’ Festival with the title “Beauty Saves the World” will take place between 16th and 20th October 2019. The event will feature authors’ readings, various discussions and film screenings. The festival schedule can be downloaded here with additional information on the festival’s official page. Contemporary Dutch literature will be […]
Until further notice, our department will be situated in the room P319!
On June 4th, the office hours of the secretariat are cancelled due to a training session. Thank you for your understanding.
A presentation of the book Samen op de laan van Europa and the corresponding photographic project by Pieter J. Goedhart, Jan C. Henneman, Kryštof Krijt, Rebecca Krijt and Ivo Mostert, as well as the Czech/Slovak translation of the book titled Spolu “alejí Evropy”/Spoločne “alejou Európy”, will take place on Thursday, 30th May at 5 pm. The project which […]
This publication consists of the contributions to the sixth Postgraduate and Post-doctorate Colloquium on Low Countries Studies which took place at the Charles University in Prague on 7 – 10 March 2018. The colloquium aimed to provide a methodological and professional support to young postgraduate and post-doctorate researchers on their path to a doctorate or […]
Wij zoeken een lector Nederlands (m/v) voor ons team van de Vakgroep Neerlandistiek aan de Karelsuniversiteit Praag. De aanstelling is met ingang van 1 oktober 2019. Je geeft wekelijks 7 tot 8 colleges: je geeft in eerste instantie taalverwerving op alle niveaus, grammaticale oefeningen, maar er is ook mogelijkheid om een eigen cursus met eigen […]
The Center for Multidisciplinary Area Studies (CenMAS) is launching a call for applications for 6 small research grants of approximately €5,000 each. The grants are open to junior and senior researchers and Ph.D. candidates at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University, who are members of the CenMAS Hub.
We invite you to a public lecture by Yonas Seifu Desta and Tsegaye Zeleke Tuffa, Assistant Professors of History at Jimma University, Ethiopia, who will explore Ethiopia’s historical relationship with the Red Sea and examine how the country’s long-standing quest for maritime access continues to shape its politics and regional relations.
A new international study shows that ceramic tableware—which has been produced and used continuously for nearly 1,600 years—is a valuable source of information about the daily life, manufacturing traditions, trade, and dietary habits of the inhabitants of Roman Thrace in what is now Bulgaria.
One of two projects from Charles University that has succeeded this year in the prestigious European grant competition ERC Starting Grant is going to be investigated by the literary scholar Petra Johana Poncarová from the Department of Anglophone Literatures and Cultures. Her project “NUDGERS: New Users of Minoritised Languages as Writers and Cultural Agent” will […]
