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Information studies and librarianship (Bachelor's full-time major)

1st year
1st term
FF:ISKB02 Indroduction to Librarianship • 88 %
FF:ISKB03 Information Services and Retrieval • 88 %
FF:ISKB04 Academic text writing • 88 %
FF:ISKB08 Literature in Cultural Context • 82 %
FF:ISKB60 Prolegomena to Information Studies • 47 %
FF:PH0001 Philosophy for Non-Philosophical Disciplines Students • 35 %
FF:CJVA1B English for Academic Purposes I • 12 %
FF:ISKB01 Information Science • 12 %
2nd term
FF:ISKB05 Information Resources and Funds • 88 %
FF:ISKB01 Information Science • 75 %
FF:ISKB07 Digital Literacy • 75 %
FF:PH0001 Philosophy for Non-Philosophical Disciplines Students • 50 %
FF:ISKB71 Basics of Marketing • 38 %
FF:ARTS009 Czech 101 • 25 %
FF:CJJ04 Modern Czech Morphology • 25 %
FF:CJVA2B English for Academic Purposes II • 25 %
FF:ISKB44 Literary excursion • 25 %
FF:ISKB65 Group of experts • 25 %
FF:ISKB68 Basics of field terminology • 25 %
FF:CJVN1B German for Academic Purposes I • 13 %
FF:CJVVST Entrance test • 13 %
FF:ISKB13 Legal Basis for Information Services • 13 %
FF:ISKB16 Reference and Information Services 1 • 13 %
FF:ISKB24 Research Project • 13 %
FF:ISKB34 Philosophy of Information • 13 %
FF:ISKB36 Creative Laboratory • 13 %
FF:ISKB40 Summer school: Master course • 13 %
FF:ISKB41 Reading and Readers • 13 %
FF:ISKB52 Social Inovations in Libraries • 13 %
FF:LJ608 Latin by Direct Method II • 13 %
FSpS:P9035 Physical Education – Swing • 13 %
FSpS:P920 Physical Education – Swimming for Disabled Students • 13 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:ISKB06 Methodology of Information Studies and Librarianship • 100 %
FF:ISKB09 Internet Tools • 100 %
FF:ISKB10 Information Retrieval • 100 %
FF:ISKB11 Survey of Czech Literature. Major Literary Works and Interpretations. • 100 %
FF:ARTS011 Transformations of Christian Europe: Visions, Critical Analysis and Discussions • 50 %
FF:ARTS017 Life after Death in the European Literature and Arts • 50 %
FF:CJVA1B English for Academic Purposes I • 50 %
FF:CORE043 The Fundamentals of Design Thinking • 50 %
FF:ISKB21 Reference and Information Services 2 • 50 %
FF:ISKB25 Internship • 50 %
FF:ISKB65 Group of experts • 50 %
FSpS:P9032 Physical Education – Street Dance • 50 %
4th term
FF:ISKB12 Information Systems • 100 %
FF:ISKB14 Information Education • 100 %
FF:ISKB15 Bachelor Thesis Seminar: Methodology of LIS • 100 %
FF:CJJ52 Linguistic experiments • 50 %
FF:CJVA2B English for Academic Purposes II • 50 %
FF:ESA191 Form and Content as Aesthetic Categories • 50 %
FF:ESA914 European Culture Studies: Utopies • 50 %
FF:ISKB01 Information Science • 50 %
FF:ISKB07 Digital Literacy • 50 %
FF:ISKB16 Reference and Information Services 1 • 50 %
FF:ISKB52 Social Inovations in Libraries • 50 %
FF:ISKB65 Group of experts • 50 %
FSpS:P999 Physical Education – Remedial exemption • 50 %

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