This Fall (Autumn): Courses on Interpreting in the Language Pair Chinese – German The Faculty of Translation, Language and Cultural Sciences (FTSK) at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Campus Germersheim) offers two courses this fall on the interpreting between Chinese and German. One of this is for students still enrolled at a university, the other for […]
Call for Applications! Are you a PhD candidate (ABD) or an early-career researcher in the humanities, particularly in Asian and African studies? Join your peers in Prague for From Research to Impact, a two-day Summer School focused on designing research with real societal impact. Date: 13-14 August 2026 Place: Transfer Centre of the Czech Academy […]
FORMOSA 美麗之島 — Taipei Puppet Theater When: 20 MAY 2026 at 16:30-17:30 (Entry begins at 16:00) Where: Malý Sál, Městská Knihovna v Praze (Mariánské nám. 98/1) Please register for the event through QR code or at link.
The third lecture in the series “Cross-Strait Relations in Context: Perspectives on the Relationship Between Taiwan and China” Debating China: How Taiwan’s Political Parties Discuss Relations with China in their Political Advertising? by Professor Dafydd Fell (SOAS) When: 23 April 2026, 17:30 – 19:00 Where: Celetná 20, room 247 Taiwan’s elections are often described in the […]
You are welcome to attend the second lecture in the “Cross-Strait Relations in Context: Perspectives on the Relationship between Taiwan and China” series, organised by Global Taiwan Chair, Department of Sinology CU FA. Public lecture by Prof. Steve Tsang (SOAS) “Taiwan in Xi Jinping’s Global Strategy for China” Date: Thursday, March 26, 17:30-19:00 Place: Celetná […]
Lecture Series Spring 2026 Cross-Strait Relations in Context: Perspectives on the Relationship Between Taiwan and China Global Taiwan Chair at the Department of Sinology is hosting a lecture series in the spring of 2026. In this series, international guest speakers focus on different aspects of relations across the Taiwan Strait. Starting from an historical overview, […]
Public lecture by Martin Hála Title: Constructing “One China”: History, Ideology, and Sovereignty Across the Taiwan Strait Place: Celetná 20, room 247 Time: Thursday, February 26, 17:30-19:00 “One China” is an ambiguous and malleable political formula that freezes outdated sovereignty claims from the civil war and imperial eras, increasingly disconnected from contemporary political realities across the […]
You are welcome to visit and enrol in the courses taught at the Department of Chinese Studies in English in the summer semester 2025/26: Chapters from the History of Mass Media in China (ATJ100364, course in SIS) Taiwan in the Mirror: Popular Culture as a Medium for Taiwanese History (ATJ500182, course in SIS) The History […]
You are cordially invited to the courses related to Taiwan studies which are open in the summer semester 2025/26: Taiwan in the Mirror: Popular Culture as a Medium for Taiwanese History (ATJ500182, course in SIS) The History and Anthropology of Taiwanese Society (ATJ100368, course in SIS).
Everybody is warmly welcome to attend the course for non-Chinese studies major students taught at the Institute of Political Science: APOV50483E The History of the Chinese Communist Party https://is.cuni.cz/studium/eng/predmety/index.php?do=predmet&kod=APOV50483E
The Visegrad Recognized Student scheme supports outstanding PhD candidates from Visegrad countries to undertake a one-term research placement at the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies, University of Oxford.
The Faculty of Arts, Charles University, will host the 3rd ENEOLI General Meeting on 28-29 May 2026 with the support of Radka Mudrochová ( local organizer, Department of Romance Studies, CU Arts).
We cordially invite you to a lecture by Benjamin Tromly, during which he will present his forthcoming book The Vlasov Army: The Specter of Wartime Betrayal from Stalin to Putin. After the lecture, there will be time for discussion.
We invite you to a public lecture by Michele Mioni from Ca’ Foscari University in Venice, whose research explores the political and intellectual foundations of the “European Social Model”, its role in shaping post-1989 visions of European integration, and the tensions between welfare, globalisation, and the EU project.
