Fakulta sociálních studií / Faculty of Social Studies
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Programy / Programme
Cultural Sociology
Cultural Sociology 2020/21, 2021/22, 2022/23, 2023/24, 2024/25
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The Cultural Sociology study program is designed as a full-time graduate Master’s study program. It is offered to students who have already obtained an undergraduate degree in the fields of humanities, social sciences, political science or other related fields. The standard duration of the Cultural Sociology Master’s program is four semesters. To earn the diploma, students must obtain 120 ECTS credits for coursework, successfully complete a thesis (about 20,000 words in length) and pass a final examination.
Students take minimally 120 ECTS credits worth of coursework to be able to register for the state exam. For the distribution of these ECTS credits the following rules apply:
(1) Students take 58 ECTS credits worth of coursework in compulsory courses.
(2) Students take 32 ECTS credits worth of coursework related to the diploma thesis.
(3) Students take maximally 30 ECTS credits worth of coursework from the block of selective courses. Students take minimally 10 ECTS credits worth of coursework in these study profile related selective courses.It is recommended to take more credits in these courses than minimally required. Students can take all 30 ECTS credits worth of coursework in selective courses from the block of profile related courses. However, students can take maximally 20 ECTS credits worth of coursework in the block of non-profile related selective courses.
The study program is also open to students whose aim is not to study for a graduate degree, but rather to gain credits. Such students may enrol in courses of their choice; the tuition fee will be proportional to the number of credits taken.
Students take minimally 120 ECTS credits worth of coursework to be able to register for the state exam. For the distribution of these ECTS credits the following rules apply:
(1) Students take 58 ECTS credits worth of coursework in compulsory courses.
(2) Students take 32 ECTS credits worth of coursework related to the diploma thesis.
(3) Students take maximally 30 ECTS credits worth of coursework from the block of selective courses. Students take minimally 10 ECTS credits worth of coursework in these study profile related selective courses.It is recommended to take more credits in these courses than minimally required. Students can take all 30 ECTS credits worth of coursework in selective courses from the block of profile related courses. However, students can take maximally 20 ECTS credits worth of coursework in the block of non-profile related selective courses.
The study program is also open to students whose aim is not to study for a graduate degree, but rather to gain credits. Such students may enrol in courses of their choice; the tuition fee will be proportional to the number of credits taken.
Diploma Thesis both
- FSS:CSOn4000 Thesis Project
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4001 Thesis Writing Seminar
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- FSS:CSOn4002 Introduction to Cultural Sociology
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4003 Advanced Methods of Interpretation in Cultural Sociology
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4004 Seminar to Advanced Methods of Interpretation in Cultural Sociology
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4005 Contemporary Cultural Sociology
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4004 Contemporary Sociological Theory
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- Block 1 at least 10 credit(s)
- FSS:CSOn4009 Social Life of Things: Material Culture and Consumption
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4010 Culture wars, rebellions and social conflicts
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4011 Culture, Technology and Society
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4008 Current Themes in Sociology
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4011 Writing Sociology
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4008 Collective Memory
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4007 Narratives, Icons, Identities
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4006 Migration, Transnationalism and the City
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- FSS:ESOn4018 Qualitative Text Analysis - Atlas.ti
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[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4005 Sociology of family
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4006 Social Stratification and Labour Market
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4007 Contemporary Migration Research
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4012 Transnational Studies
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4019 Research Methodology
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:SOCn5013 Morality and Public Sphere
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FF:ESBA02 Everyday Aesthetics
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FF:ESBA04 Landscape and Environment: Stylistic and Aesthetic Approaches
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4017 Towards a ‘sociology of excellence’: constructing and deconstructing scientific impact
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:ESOn4022 Inequality and Society
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:SOCn5018 Anthropology of Landscape
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CSOn4013 Anthropocene: Violence in Places, Worlds and Earth
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:SOCn5029 Research practice: “Civic Engagement among Migrants and Refugees”
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