Study programme Auxiliary Historical Sciences
Contact:
E-mail prijimacky@ff.cuni.cz
Charles University - Faculty of Arts
Graduates from the doctoral programme in Auxiliary Historical Sciences are highly qualified scholars who can evaluate critically the results of earlier research in Auxiliary Historical Sciences, the history of management and the theory of resources in addition to editorship, and can work creatively in these fields in accordance with the international development in related scientific disciplines. Graduates are, moreover, qualified for demanding scientific and teaching tasks at humanities-oriented tertiary education institutions and to conduct research at specialised institutions of the Academy of Sciences. They can seek employment as highly qualified specialists or executive managers in different types of public and private archives and other cultural institutions (museums, libraries administering historical book funds).
This number was calculated by automatic currency conversion using exchange rate for EUR: 24.295
Looking for a university with a long tradition and a modern academic environment? Charles University offers more than 600 study programmes across 17 faculties in Prague, Pilsen and Hradec Králové. You can choose from medicine, natural and technical sciences, law, economics, social sciences, humanities, theology and sport. At Charles University, you can do more than simply gain knowledge. You can get involved in research, spend a semester abroad or meet students from all over the world. The university cooperates with hundreds of international institutions and offers many opportunities to gain experience abroad, including through the Erasmus+ programme. Whether you are interested in science, working with people, medicine, languages or law, Charles University offers a wide range of options to help you find a field that matches your interests and shape your own path.
E-mail prijimacky@ff.cuni.cz
Ovocný trh 5, 11636 Praha
nám. Jana Palacha 2, 116 38 Praha
E-mail prijimacky@ff.cuni.cz
Phone 221619301
Graduates from the doctoral programme in Auxiliary Historical Sciences are highly qualified scholars who can evaluate critically the results of earlier research in Auxiliary Historical Sciences, the history of management and the theory of resources in addition to editorship, and can work creatively in these fields in accordance with the international development in related scientific disciplines. Graduates are, moreover, qualified for demanding scientific and teaching tasks at humanities-oriented tertiary education institutions and to conduct research at specialised institutions of the Academy of Sciences. They can seek employment as highly qualified specialists or executive managers in different types of public and private archives and other cultural institutions (museums, libraries administering historical book funds).
This number was calculated by automatic currency conversion using exchange rate for EUR: 24.295
Looking for a university with a long tradition and a modern academic environment? Charles University offers more than 600 study programmes across 17 faculties in Prague, Pilsen and Hradec Králové. You can choose from medicine, natural and technical sciences, law, economics, social sciences, humanities, theology and sport. At Charles University, you can do more than simply gain knowledge. You can get involved in research, spend a semester abroad or meet students from all over the world. The university cooperates with hundreds of international institutions and offers many opportunities to gain experience abroad, including through the Erasmus+ programme. Whether you are interested in science, working with people, medicine, languages or law, Charles University offers a wide range of options to help you find a field that matches your interests and shape your own path.
E-mail prijimacky@ff.cuni.cz
Ovocný trh 5, 11636 Praha
nám. Jana Palacha 2, 116 38 Praha
E-mail prijimacky@ff.cuni.cz
Phone 221619301
Check out this institution's offerings
Explore similar programmes' offerings