18 August 2019
Summer School of Slavonic Studies
The Summer School of Slavonic Studies at the Faculty of Arts of Palacký University Olomouc (LŠSS FF UP) organizes courses of Czech language designated for teachers, lectors and students of Czech language and literature, Slavonic studies, translators, journalists, businessmen and applicants from the general public interested in Czech language, literature and culture. The programme comprises of courses for beginners (A0) as well as advanced learners (B2, C1).
Courses of other Slavic languages such as Russian and Polish are offered too in case of interest.
Our students receive a certificate of their language level at the end of the course based on results from the final test. Students that do not pass the final test or do not attend the whole course obtain a confirmation of their participation at LŠSS FF UP.
Since 2018, our summer school course has been certified in the ECTS system and students who meet the given requirements are entitled to 8 ECTS credits back at their home university.
Target group
anyone interested in learning Czech language and discovering the beauty of Czech Republic
Credits info
8 EC
Since 2018, our summer school course has been certified in the ECTS system and students who meet the given requirements are entitled to 8 ECTS credits back at their home university.
Fee info
EUR 0: Price of the two-week / four-week course (administrative fee + course fee).
Additional fee for the accommodation (optional - double room or individual accommodation) applies.
DISCOUNT No. 1: 30 EUR or 800 CZK per applicant and course fee
– provided that all due fees are paid by May 31, 2019.
DISCOUNT No. 2: 60 EUR or 1600 CZK per applicant and course fee
– this applies for returning students who participated in our summer school between 2006–2018 either as a scholarship holder or a self-payer.
The course fee includes:
- intensive Czech language course
- study materials (coursebooks according to the given language level)
- course of corrective pronunciation
- workshops (translation, conversation, writing, grammar)
- lectures and seminars (Czech language, literature, history and culture)
- complementary courses of Russian and Polish
- cultural programme and other activities
- weekend trips
- film club
- theatre workshop
- folklore evening with a traditional Moravian dulcimer band
- dance workshop: lessons in traditional Czech and Moravian folklore dances
- choir singing
- sport activities
Scholarships
If you want to participate in Summer School of Slavonic Studies at FF UP as a scholarship holder, contact the relevant authority in your home country (Czech embassy or consulate) and get information on the scholarship of the Ministry of Education of the C