Czech Studies at SSEES

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At SSEES you can follow courses in Czech language as part of various undergraduate degrees:

• as the focus of a language and culture degree: B.A. Czech (with Slovak) and East European Studies (in this case literature is also studied; the third year is ususally spent half in Slovakia, half in the Czech Republic)



• in combination with Russian: B.A. Russian and/with Czech



• as a component of a UCL  B.A. Language and Culture degree.

Postgraduate students may take an intensive reading course in Czech (Czech as a New Language), either as a component of taught M.A. degrees or for the purposes of doctoral or other research.

All the above degrees include courses offered by the Language Unit.

In addition to language course units, there are literature, history, politics and economics options with a Czech focus or relevant content available to most categories of students. For full details and preconditions see SSEES prospectus.

• Introduction to Czech Literature



• Czech Literature and Society



• Czech Literature to 1774 I



• Czech Literature to 1774 II



• Czech Decadence and Symbolism



• Czech and Slovak Literature since the National Revival



• How Words Work: Sounds and Sense



• How Words Work: Meaning and Modularity



• Talking about Language: An Introduction to Metalinguistic Discourse



• Introduction to East European Literature in Translation



• Crown, Church and Estates in Central Europe 1500-1700



• European History since 1945



• European History 1870-1945



• History of the Habsburg Monarchy 1790-1918



• Emerging Market Economies of Eastern Europe and Russia



• Environment and Society



• History of European Political Ideas



• Politics and Government in Eastern Europe



• Central and Eastern Europe: The Geography of Transition.

This page last modified Thursday 27 September 2012.