Fakulta sociálních studií / Faculty of Social Studies
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Conflict and Democracy Studies
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About the Study of Conflict and Democracy Studies
The Conflict and Democracy Studies program is a full-time Master’s program offered by the Department of Political Science. The standard duration of the Conflict and Democracy Studies is four semesters. Typically, the first three semesters are devoted to coursework, while the last semester is a thesis-writing semester. Coursework includes reading assignments, written assignments, class presentations, and exams. During the last semester, students write their Master’s theses. All courses are taught in English. The language of assigned readings, exams, and individual consultations is also English.
Courses are divided into two categories: compulsory and optional courses. Compulsory courses constitute the core of the program. All of them must be completed in the course of study. Also, the program offers optional courses. The number of optional courses taken must be such that the credit requirements for optional courses are fulfilled. Credits are awarded for successful completion of the courses.
To be able to register for the final Master’s exam in Conflict and Democracy Studies, students should earn a total number of 120 credits, out of which 92 credits (including 20 credits for a Diploma Thesis course) should be earned in compulsory courses and 20 credits in optional courses. In case the ECTS value of the compulsory courses is changed during your studies, the students are required – provided ECTS credits for obligatory courses are lower due to the change – to compensate for the missing credits by taking some optional courses of the appropriate ECTS value. However, since courses external to the program have their registration rules, the Conflict and Democracy Studies program cannot guarantee that students will be allowed to register for their preferred external courses and does not assume any responsibility to this effect.
The Conflict and Democracy Studies program is a full-time Master’s program offered by the Department of Political Science. The standard duration of the Conflict and Democracy Studies is four semesters. Typically, the first three semesters are devoted to coursework, while the last semester is a thesis-writing semester. Coursework includes reading assignments, written assignments, class presentations, and exams. During the last semester, students write their Master’s theses. All courses are taught in English. The language of assigned readings, exams, and individual consultations is also English.
Courses are divided into two categories: compulsory and optional courses. Compulsory courses constitute the core of the program. All of them must be completed in the course of study. Also, the program offers optional courses. The number of optional courses taken must be such that the credit requirements for optional courses are fulfilled. Credits are awarded for successful completion of the courses.
To be able to register for the final Master’s exam in Conflict and Democracy Studies, students should earn a total number of 120 credits, out of which 92 credits (including 20 credits for a Diploma Thesis course) should be earned in compulsory courses and 20 credits in optional courses. In case the ECTS value of the compulsory courses is changed during your studies, the students are required – provided ECTS credits for obligatory courses are lower due to the change – to compensate for the missing credits by taking some optional courses of the appropriate ECTS value. However, since courses external to the program have their registration rules, the Conflict and Democracy Studies program cannot guarantee that students will be allowed to register for their preferred external courses and does not assume any responsibility to this effect.
Compulsory Courses all 9
- Political Violence at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:CDSn4002 Political Violence
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS402 Political Violence
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - Conflict Analysis at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:CDSn4001 Conflict Analysis
Tue 10:00–11:40 P21b, M. Matejova - FSS:CDS401 Conflict Analysis
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - Modern Technologies and Conflicts at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:CDSn4003 Modern Technologies and Conflicts
Wed 12:00–13:40 U42, J. Drmola - FSS:CDS403 Modern Technologies and Conflicts
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - Democratization and De-Democratization at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:CDSn4004 Democratization and De-Democratization
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS404 Democratization and De-Democratization
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - Security Systems and Actors at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:CDSn4005 Security Systems and Actors
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS405 Security Systems and Actors
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - Pluralism and Disagreement: Issues in Contemporary Democratic Theory at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:CDSn4006 Pluralism and Disagreement: Issues in Contemporary Democratic Theory
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS406 Pluralism and Disagreement: Issues in Contemporary Democratic Theory
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - Comparative Perspectives on Democracy and Development at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:CDSn4007 Comparative Perspectives on Democracy and Development
Mon 14:00–15:40 U43, M. Rybář - FSS:CDS407 Comparative Perspectives on Democracy and Development
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - Methodology of Conflict and Democracy Studies at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:CDS409 Conflict Methodology
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDSn4008 Conflict Methodology
Mon 10:00–11:40 P31 Posluchárna A. I. Bláhy, P. Spáč, M. Matejova - Conflict Management at least 1 out of 2 courses/pre-requisites
- FSS:BSSn4457 Regional Security Complexes
Thu 10:00–11:40 P21a, J. Kraus, V. Stojarová - FSS:BSSn4459 Strategies of insurgency and counterinsurgency
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:BSSn4460 Disinformation and Propaganda
Mon 16:00–17:40 P21b, M. Gregor, M. Matejova - FSS:BSSn4474 Islamic Political Thought
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:BSSn4480 Religion and Identity in Contemporary World
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:BSSn4490 Conflict Resolution
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:BSSn4491 International Conflict Management
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:BSSn4494 Russia and the European Far Right
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:BSSn4495 Qualitative Research Methods
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:BSSn4496 European perspectives: framing the Old Continent’s place and role in the contemporary world
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:BSSn4497 Planetary Security: Threats, Governance, Politics
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS441 Far Right and Left Parties
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS442 Czech Republic and Slovakia: Democracy, Politics and Conflicts
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS443 Eurasian Security
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS445 Hybrid Warfare
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS446 Radicalization of Politics
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS447 Dilemmas of Counterterrorism
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDS448 Branding of Extremist and Terrorist Organizations
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDSn4101 Far Right and Left Parties
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDSn4102 Czech Republic and Slovakia: Democracy, Politics and Conflicts
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDSn4103 Eurasian Security
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDSn4104 Hybrid Warfare
Wed 14:00–15:40 U32, J. Drmola, M. Gregor, J. Syrovátka - FSS:CDSn4105 Radicalization of Politics
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDSn4106 Dilemmas of Counterterrorism
Mon 12:00–13:40 U53, M. Mareš, D. Prudíková - FSS:CDSn4107 Branding of Violent and Non-Violent Political Actors
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:CDSn4108 Internship
O. Eibl - FSS:FSSn4490 Placement Abroad
M. Čevelíček, M. Pink, B. Plasová, A. Souralová, C. Szaló, M. Tkaczyk, Z. Ulčák, V. Velička Zapletalová - FSS:MVZn5005 Managing Projects in an International Context
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:POLn4057 Radicalization of Politics
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:POLn4103 American Political Institutions
Mon 11. 10. 8:00–9:40 U35, Tue 12. 10. 8:00–9:40 U33, Wed 13. 10. 8:00–9:40 P22, Thu 14. 10. 8:00–9:40 P22, Fri 15. 10. 8:00–9:40 U42, Mon 18. 10. 8:00–9:40 M117, Tue 19. 10. 8:00–9:40 U33, Wed 20. 10. 8:00–9:40 P22, Thu 21. 10. 16:00–19:40 U53, Ch. Hadley - FSS:POLn4108 Cross-Cultural Negotiation
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:POLn4109 Comparative Political Economy
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:POLn4111 U.S. Politics & America’s Changing Global Role
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:POLn4112 Britain, Brexit and the Future of British Politics and Policy
[ the course is not offered in the term selected ] - FSS:POLn6019 Text and Content Analysis
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- FSS:CDSn4010 Diploma Thesis
M. Bartoszewicz, J. Drmola, O. Eibl, L. Kopeček, J. Kraus, M. Mareš, M. Matejova, M. Rybář, V. Stojarová
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