Petra Kuklová

+420 553 684 419

petra.kuklova(at)fpf.slu.cz

Masarykova třída 343/37
746 01, Opava
Czech Republic

Web (in czech language): https://www.slu.cz/fpf/cz/ubkoustavu

Mgr. Martin Tichý, Ph.D.

Personal web (in czech): http://literatura.fpf.slu.cz/?page_id=32

Ing. Mgr. Roman Sukač, Ph.D.

Personal web (in czech): http://bohemistika.fpf.slu.cz/?page_id=905

Ing. Mgr. Michaela Dombrovská, Ph.D.

Personal web (in czech): https://www.slu.cz/fpf/cz/profil/42672

Mgr. Jana Cindlerová, Ph.D.

Personal web (in czech): http://kdd.fpf.slu.cz/mgr-jana-cindlerova/

The Institute of the Czech Studies and Library Science consists of three departments: the Department of Czech Studies, the Department of Library Science and the Department of Cultural Dramaturgy.

We offer both Bachelor, as well as Master study programmes.

Bachelor Studies (3 years)

• Czech Language nad Literature (Completus, Major, Minor) – students can study Czech studies as the only subject or as major/minor subject combined with English, German amd Italian studies or History.
• Library Science – students obtain the education in librarian processes as well as various information sources used for the general public.
• Cultural Dramaturgy – students are provided with information on theatre studies, management of cultural activities and dramaturgy.

Master Studies (2 years)

• Czech Language and Literature – the programme broadens the Bachelor studies and offers specialised subjects like historical linguistics, various literary seminars etc.
• Library Science (with specializations: Community Libraries, Information Studies) – students obtain information on the management and organisation of community and information centres and various specialised departments which provide librarian services to the general public.

We also provide extra-mural studies in the Bachelor programme of Czech Language and Literature, and in the Bachelor as well as Master programmes of Library Science.

Our graduates find their positions easily, especially those of the programme of Czech Literature, with its wide range of subjects (relation of literature to music, film and visual arts, screenplay, production preparation and edition practice). Such a combination of issues makes them ideally suited to editor‘s offices and publishing houses. The graduates of the programme Library Science, in which the students learn more comprehensive and practical computer science skills, are also in high demand.

The Department of Czech studies concentrates on spoken language and dialectology research, the main research area focuses on the Czech literature in the 20th century. It is worth mentioning that several conferences on this theme have been held here. Each year proceedings were published. In addition, the Department of Library Science concentrates on the transformations of librarianship in the digital era. Besides cooperating with scholarly institutions and universities in the Czech Republic, our Institute collaborates with the universities in Slovakia (Bratislava, Banská Bystrica), Poland (Opole, Wrocław, Katowice) and other countries.