LLP - Erasmus - Incoming Students

An Erasmus student advisor office makes possible a range of services beginning when students are considering their university options. The students are answered all questions they ask. The raising of o­ne’s awareness of the world and of the self is a complicated process, and all our students are guided and assisted whenever they feel they are in trouble or may face difficulties.

All Erasmus students are invited to consult o­n their programme options with Ass. Prof. Dr. D. Pavlů, Ph.D., Vicedean of Foreign Affairs, or Ing. Dana Basarova, faculty coordinator (door no. H 105) during the scheduled hours, from 9 to11am. Students may also email at Basarova@ftvs.cuni.cz

To develop a notion of what the ERASMUS PROJECT involves, see the Charles University key web site: http://www.cuni.cz/UK-928.html

What can you study

List of courses taught in English in academic year 2012/2013

• List of optional Courses
• Physiotherapy
• Outdoor Sports
• Doctoral study

Notes:

* When the given Course is offered in both terms - it involves the same activities.

* The Courses will be initiated o­nly with minimum attendance of 10 students.

* Capacity of Climbing is maximally 12 students.
* Capacity of Squash is maximally 15 students.



* W = winter semester, S = summer semester, 0/1 = no lecture /1 practice, 1/0 = 1 lecture /no practice,
C = credit, CC = classified credit, EX = examination, Nc = number of credits.

* "Outdoor Adventure Education & Czech Culture“ ( see at www.ftvs.cuni.cz/outdoorcourse)

Note for subjects upon the white background:

* All subjects are taught to the extent of 7 hours with teacher’s presence. Next are supposed 7 hours of individual study, and elaboration the “Credit work”.