Mgr. Ing. Monika Zobková Koróniová, Ph.D.
Department of Archaeology and Museology
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Teaching
Courses taught
Spring 2025 at Faculty of Arts
Autumn 2024 at Faculty of Arts
- Analytical Methods for Ceramic Studies (e-learning)
- Bachelor’s Thesis
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar I
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar II
- English for classical archaeologists
- Material culture of the Roman world
- Methodology of archaeological prospection and excavation: workshop II - the excavation
- State Bachelor Exam in the Classical Archeology
Spring 2024 at Faculty of Arts
- Archaeological evidence for ancient cult and religion
- Bachelor’s Thesis
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar I
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar II
- Classical Realia
- Roman monumental art and its significance
- Seminar in classical archeology - roman art
- Seminar to Western Mediterranean Archaeology
- State Bachelor Exam in the Classical Archeology
- The buildings and the images of the imperial cult
Autumn 2023 at Faculty of Arts
- Analytical Methods for Ceramic Studies (e-learning)
- Bachelor’s Thesis
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar I
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar II
- English for classical archaeologists
- Material culture of the Roman world
- Methodology of archaeological prospection and excavation: workshop II - the excavation
- Special Topics of the Classical Archaeology
- State Bachelor Exam in the Classical Archeology
Spring 2023 at Faculty of Arts
Autumn 2022 at Faculty of Arts
Spring 2022 at Faculty of Arts
Autumn 2021 at Faculty of Arts
Spring 2021 at Faculty of Arts
Autumn 2020 at Faculty of Arts
Spring 2020 at Faculty of Arts
- Archaeological evidence for ancient cult and religion
- Art of the Roman Principate
- Bachelor’s Thesis (KLA_024, KLBcDipl)
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar I
- Bachelor's Thesis Seminar II
- Classical Realia (KLB_103, KLBcB30)
- Roman Art of Advanced Empire (late 2nd and 3rd century)
- Roman monumental art and its significance
- Seminar in classical archeology - roman art
- Seminar to art of Rome
- Seminar to Western Mediterranean Archaeology
- The buildings and the images of the imperial cult