Study plan

Final state exam consists of the following parts:

1. Defense of the Master’s thesis

2. Linguistic Slavonic studies (with emphasis on Ukrainian) – oral exam verifying knowledge from the area of theoretical thinking about language, diachronic and synchronic development of Ukrainian language and orientation in stylistics.

3. Literary Slavonic studies and Cultural studies (with emphasis on Ukrainian area) – oral exam verifying knowledge of theory and modern history of Ukrainian literature in cultural and historical context of East and Central European area, comparative literature and genre studies, exam also verifies orientation in the history of Czech-Ukrainian relations and cultural background.

4. Profile language – oral and written exam verifying practical knowledge of Ukrainian, that means knowledge of vocabulary and grammar, and ability to express oneself in writing and speaking on C1 level.

To get more detailed information on topics for State Final Exam, see web pages of Department of Slavonic Studies (information on current study programs).

Suggested Master's thesis topics:

The Art of Euromaidan

Czech-Ukrainian Terminology of Semantic Field Chordophones

Terminology of Engieneering Insdustry in Czceh and Ukrainian

The Work of Olexandr Dovzhenko in Social-historical and Literary-esthetic context.
Symbolism in the Work of Ukrainian authors of co called Prague School.

The topics of defended theses:
DINGHOVÁ, Katarína. Analysis of the formation and evolution of Czech and Ukrainian terminology contractual relations (on the socio-political background). Brno, 2017. Access: https://is.muni.cz/th/wniqs.

HEINIGOVÁ, Lenka. A Translation of Chosen Parts in Samchuk s novel Marija and its Analysis. Brno, 2016. Access: https://is.muni.cz/th/x2215.

KAPUSTOVÁ, Klára. Comparative examination of selected concepts of criminal law (based on Czech and Ukrainian terminology). Brno, 2018. Access: https://is.muni.cz/th/olxt6.

MARKOVÁ, Kateřina. Translation and linguistic analysis of technical wine making terminology. Brno, 2017. Access: https://is.muni.cz/th/s2lcg.

MYKYTIUK, Bogdana. Anglicisms in modern Ukrainian Internet slang: reasons for use and how to adapt. Brno, 2015. Access: https://is.muni.cz/th/lnq8k.

SÁRKÖZIOVÁ, Adriána. National specific phraseology in reproduction language picture of the world / the material idioms of component-zoonimom in Slovak and Ukrainian languages. Brno, 2016. Access: https://is.muni.cz/th/yhn9h.