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Ukrainian Studies

Bachelor's degree in full-time form. The language of instruction is Czech.

The programme can be studied as a single subject or in combination with another programme.

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Submission deadline until midnight 28 February 2025.

What will you learn?

The study programme "Ukrainian Studies" closely follows the tradition of a bachelor study programme "Ukrainian Language and Literature", which has been studied at the Faculty of Slavonic Studies continuously since 1993. The programme is designed to provide students with relatively complete philological education, supplemented with essential knowledge and skills in the fields, which will allow graduates to better apply in economic, cultural and journalistic practise.

“Discover the euphonic Ukrainian language and the rich culture of Ukraine.”

It is assumed that the graduate of the bachelor study programme will be able to apply in more demanding administrative jobs, which require higher knowledge of the Ukrainian environment in both synchronous and diachronic context, to a general overview and knowledge of foreign languages.

With emphasis being placed on practical language skills, acquisition of basic skills of translation and interpretation, knowledge of the general and cultural history of Ukraine and the broader context and orientation in the contemporary economic, political and cultural situation in Ukraine. Besides the philological disciplines, students gain basic knowledge of economics, law and techniques of administrative work.

The specialized bachelor study programme meets current labor market demands in the way of students being prepared more practically for their future jobs.

The engaged form of study enables students to combine the programme "Ukrainian Studies" with another study programme at the Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University (also with the possibility of combination with study programmes at other faculties of Masaryk University) to gain broader knowledge, skills and interdisciplinary competence.

Practical training

A compulsory part of the programme is passing of professional experience in a business company, cultural, scientific or publishing institution in a total of 40 hours. For other forms of study, this practice is optional.

Career opportunities

The graduate will acquire basic knowledge of common and professional communication in the Ukrainian language in order to be able to conduct on a sufficient level of independent professional meetings in Ukrainian personally, by phone and, or by writing, to prepare written documentation, to conduct correspondence concerning the flow of companies and other institutions in the area of business and services, as well as to acquire and mediate the necessary production, business and general information from a foreign language environment using all information sources, including electronic media.

In addition to the general theoretical knowledge, the graduate acquires a general overview of economic disciplines and concepts. The graduate profile of the programme will make it possible to find employment, especially in the economic departments of business and manufacturing companies that require knowledge and ability to apply economics, computer technology, foreign languages, where there are very often lacking skilled employees. A graduate of the programme is also able to comment in the media on contemporary political events in Ukraine and to work in cultural institutions providing cultural exchange.

Admission requirements

This programme is accredited in Czech and requires students to have at least B2 knowledge of Czech.

The criteria for admission for studies are the results of the Learning Potential Test (TSP). Applicants may also be admitted based on other criteria, see Admission without the Entrance Examination. The Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University disregards the results of SCIO National Comparative Examinations.

You can file your e-applications for studies from 1 November to 28 February.
The date and time of the examination will be stated in the electronic invitation for the examination, which will be uploaded to your e-application. The faculty will not be sending paper invitations. Applicants applying for the major study plan and minor study plan in a combined study must comply with the conditions for admission into both plans.

Learning Potential Test (TSP)

This test is only in Czech. For up-to-date information, click here

Field of Study Examination

For admission for studies of this degree programme, you do not need to take the Field of Study Examination.

Admission without the entrance examination

You may be exempt from the entrance examination based on secondary school results in a choice of any four of the following profile subjects: Czech or Slovak language, English, Chinese, history, French, music, information technology, Italian, Latin, maths, German, Russian, Spanish, basics of social sciences.

Secondary school results may be applied for an exemption from the entrance examination by those applicants whose average grade was 1.5 or higher in each of the four profile subjects. The total average result in all subjects is not taken into consideration. Secondary school seminars are also disregarded. The average grade of each profile subject is calculated based on the results of the last four years of study in the following way: the mid-year grade is calculated from the final year, whereas the final grades are calculated from the previous three years. It is also necessary that applicants have studied each of the profile subjects for at least two years during the last four years.
Enter your grades in your e-application. Then print the grades out and let your secondary school certify them with a stamp and a signature. Upload the scan of the certified grades into your e-application. You can also upload officially certified school reports or any other documents certifying your school results.
Please upload the officially certified documents directly to your e-application in the section Application for the Exemption from the Entrance Examination no later than 28 February.

Criteria for evaluation

Limit for TSP percentile for successfully passing the entrance examination: 30

Minimum score and numbers of accepted applicants in past years

Deadlines

1 Nov 2024 – 28 Feb 2025

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Study options

Single-subject studies

Students have a pre-defined list of required courses, which are supplemented with selective and elective courses. The student pays full attention to the single field of study chosen.

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Combined studies

In this type of studies, the students focus on the main degree programme (120 credits) supplemented with another, minor, programme (60 credits). The student enrols in the degree programme in which he/she majors. Both the programmes are stated in the university diploma. You will find possible combinations on the websites of individual degree programmes.​ An exception is programmes preparing students for teaching professions, where both fields of study are equal and the thesis may be written in any of them.

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Arts

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Economics and Administration

  • Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
    + Economic Policy (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration
  • Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
    + Economics (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration
  • Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
    + Public Economics and Administration (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Informatics

  • Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
    + Informatics (minor) – Faculty of Informatics

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies as a minor degree programme

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Arts
Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Economics and Administration
  • Economic Policy (major) – Faculty of Economics and Administration, full-time studies
    + Ukrainian Studies (minor)
  • Economics (major) – Faculty of Economics and Administration, full-time studies
    + Ukrainian Studies (minor)
  • Public Economics and Administration (major) – Faculty of Economics and Administration, full-time studies
    + Ukrainian Studies (minor)
Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Informatics
  • Informatics (major) – Faculty of Informatics, full-time studies
    + Ukrainian Studies (minor)
Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Social Studies

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Courses – curriculum examples

An example of your study plan:

Single-subject studies

Combined studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Czech Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Dutch Language, Literature and Culture (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Russian Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Public and Social Policy and Human Resources (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Aesthetics (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Ancient History (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Archaeology (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Archival Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Art History (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Auxiliary Historical Sciences (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Baltic Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Catalan language and literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Chinese Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Classical archaeology (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Combined Art Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Computational Linguistics (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + English Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Ethnology (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + French Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + General Linguistics (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + German language and literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Classical Greek language and literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Latin language and literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + History (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Information studies and librarianship (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Italian Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Japanese Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Modern Greek Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Museology (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Musicology (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Pedagogy (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Philosophy (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Polish Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Portuguese Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Social Education and Counselling (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + South Slavonic and Balkan Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Spanish Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Study of Religions (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Theatre Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Theory and History of Film and Audiovisual Culture (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Theory of interactive media (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Economic Policy (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Economics (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Public Economics and Administration (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Informatics (minor) – Faculty of Informatics

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Contemporary History (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Environmental Studies (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + European Studies (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Human resource development and employment (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + International Relations (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Media Studies and Journalism (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Political Science (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Security and Strategic Studies (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Social Anthropology (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Social Work (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Bold – required courses
Normal – selective courses

Detailed information about courses in the study plan Ukrainian Studies
Detailed information about courses in the study plan Social Work

Ukrainian Studies (major), full-time studies
 + Sociology (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Follow-up studies

A graduate of the programme is professionally prepared to study the follow-up Master's degree programme of Slavonic studies (specialization in Ukrainian studies) or related follow-up Master degree programmes.

Study information

Provided by Faculty of Arts
Type of studies Bachelor's
Mode full-time Yes
combined No
distance No
Study options single-subject studies Yes
single-subject studies with specialization No
major/minor studies Yes
Standard length of studies 3 years
Language of instruction Czech

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Mgr. Bc. Eva Reutová

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