All the fields of full-time and combined study modes are displayed for the faculty selected. The system processes the information collected over the last 4 terms. For each field of study, the System selects all the programmes of study in which the field was active on the day the teaching period started in the term. Only the programmes which started with proper enrolment are taken into account (those which started with a student migrating from another programme and the ones with more than two courses recognized, etc., are being ignored). The System takes into account the enrolment in the courses which are included in grade average calculations, offered within regular terms, and not recognized. For every enrolment instance, the System finds out how many fields were active in the programme of study on the day the teaching period started for the term. If it is only one, the enrolment instance is included in the calculation for the given field. If the programme has more than one active field, the System tries to find out whether there is any field associated with the enrolment instance. If this is the case, the field is used, and if not, the System searches for the fields the course is directly associated with. The course is included in the calculation only for those fields of the programme to which the course is directly associated with. If none of the fields the course is directly associated with are the active fields on the day the teaching period starts for the term, the enrolment instance is included in the calculation for all the active fields of the programme of study. The term used is the one the Office for Studies specifies for the active field as valid as of the start of teaching period in the term. The percentage gives the ratio of all the programmes of study having the field as active in the term on the day the teaching period starts to the same programmes of study with the course enrolled in. Only the first enrolment in the course within the programme is being taken into account; repeated enrolments are ignored (i.e. in the situations where the student failed to complete the course before and thus re-enrolled in it). The enrolment instances with the percentage lower than 10 are being ignored. The number of terms displayed corresponds to the standard length of studies.

Ancient History (master's full-time single-subject)

1st year
1st term
FF:DSMA17 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Near East • 58 %
FF:DSMA01 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Greece • 50 %
FF:DSBCB54 History of the Arab World in Antiquity and Middle Ages • 42 %
FF:DSMB20 Reading of Akkadian Texts I • 33 %
FF:DSMB13 Collecting Classical Antiquities • 25 %
FF:RLS011 Classical Greek Literature: From Homer to Euripides • 25 %
FF:RLS027 Introduction to the New Testament • 25 %
FF:RLS301 Roman Literature of the Republic: from Livius Andronicus to Cicero • 25 %
FF:DSBCB27 The Unrelenting World: Labour, Violence, and Death in Ancient Roman Society • 17 %
FF:DSBCB50 The Western Roman Africa • 17 %
FF:DSBCB52 History of the Pre-Columbian Cultures of America • 17 %
FF:DSMA03 History of China in Antiquity • 17 %
FF:DSMA04 History of India in Antiquity • 17 %
FF:DSMA05 Everyday Life in Ancient Greece • 17 %
FF:DSMA09 Introduction to the Methodology of the Study of Ancient History • 17 %
FF:DSMA19 Reading and Interpretation of Ancient Legal Sources I • 17 %
FF:DSMA21 The Neolithic and Chalcolithic of the Near East • 17 %
FF:DSMB02 History of Ancient Warfare - Rome • 17 %
FF:DSMB24 History of Ancient Warfare - Eastern Peoples • 17 %
FF:KR011 Classical Greek Literature: From Homer to Euripides • 17 %
FF:LJ402 Classical Mythology: Heroic myths • 17 %
FF:RLBCA006 Christianity I • 17 %
FF:RLBCB238 Greek Religion • 17 %
FF:RLS018 Women and Private Life in Ancient Greece • 17 %
2nd term
FF:DSMA02 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Rome • 57 %
FF:DSMA18 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - The Intermediate Period • 57 %
FF:DSMA03 History of China in Antiquity • 43 %
FF:DSMA21 The Neolithic and Chalcolithic of the Near East • 43 %
FF:DSMB23 Everyday Life in Ancient Rome - Workshop • 43 %
FF:DSBCA03 History of the Ancient Near East I • 29 %
FF:DSMA04 History of India in Antiquity • 29 %
FF:DSMA05 Everyday Life in Ancient Greece • 29 %
FF:DSMA09 Introduction to the Methodology of the Study of Ancient History • 29 %
FF:DSMA19 Reading and Interpretation of Ancient Legal Sources I • 29 %
FF:KR011 Classical Greek Literature: From Homer to Euripides • 29 %
FF:KR012 Classical Greek Literature: Attic Prose and Hellenistic Period • 29 %
FF:KR013 Classical Greek I • 29 %
FF:KR024 Greek Philosophy of Late Antiquity and Early Christianity • 29 %
FF:ARTS019 Shakespeare: Art and Virtue • 14 %
FF:DSBCA01 Introduction to the Study of Ancient History • 14 %
FF:DSBCA11 History of Ancient Rome II • 14 %
FF:DSBCB15 Ancient Roman Family • 14 %
FF:DSBCB21 The History of "Sport" in Antiquity - Rome • 14 %
FF:DSBCB22 Intensive Study Course • 14 %
FF:DSBCB27 The Unrelenting World: Labour, Violence, and Death in Ancient Roman Society • 14 %
FF:DSBCB47 Empires along the Silk Road • 14 %
FF:DSBCB54 History of the Arab World in Antiquity and Middle Ages • 14 %
FF:DSMA01 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Greece • 14 %
FF:DSMA06 Everyday Life in Ancient Rome • 14 %
FF:DSMA10 Ancient Numismatics and Epigraphy - The Basics • 14 %
FF:DSMA15 Selected Chapters from Ancient History • 14 %
FF:DSMA17 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Near East • 14 %
FF:DSMB01 History of Ancient Warfare - Greece • 14 %
FF:DSMB20 Reading of Akkadian Texts I • 14 %
FF:DSMB21 Reading of Akkadian Texts II • 14 %
FF:DSMB24 History of Ancient Warfare - Eastern Peoples • 14 %
FF:DSMB30 Archaeology and History of Roman Provinces: Selected Chapters • 14 %
FF:JSB076 Genology of Comics • 14 %
FF:KLB_102 Etruscans • 14 %
FF:KR014 Classical Greek II • 14 %
FF:KR016 Classical Greek IV • 14 %
FF:KR021 The Beginnings of Greek Philosohy: Presocratics and Sophists • 14 %
FF:KSCB092 Fascism and its specifics in Europe and Asia • 14 %
FF:LJ302 Roman Literature: Augustan and Nero's Age • 14 %
FF:LJ601 Latin for the Non-Latinists I • 14 %
FF:LJ603 Latin for the Non-Latinists III • 14 %
FF:RLBCA009 Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean and Near East • 14 %
FF:RLBCB238 Greek Religion • 14 %
FF:RLBCB239 Hellenistic Religions • 14 %
FF:RLS011 Classical Greek Literature: From Homer to Euripides • 14 %
FF:V_ASYMBOLS Asian symbolic systems • 14 %
FF:VKOR2B Korean pop – continuing course • 14 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:DSMD01 M. A. Diploma Thesis Seminar I • 67 %
FF:DSMA04 History of India in Antiquity • 50 %
FF:DSMA05 Everyday Life in Ancient Greece • 50 %
FF:DSMA09 Introduction to the Methodology of the Study of Ancient History • 50 %
FF:DSMA19 Reading and Interpretation of Ancient Legal Sources I • 50 %
FF:DSMA06 Everyday Life in Ancient Rome • 33 %
FF:DSMA10 Ancient Numismatics and Epigraphy - The Basics • 33 %
FF:DSMA15 Selected Chapters from Ancient History • 33 %
FF:KR014 Classical Greek II • 33 %
LF:VLET0311P Selected lessons of embryology and teratology • 17 %
FF:DSBCA13 Intermediate Period between Antiquity and the Middle Ages • 17 %
FF:DSBCB27 The Unrelenting World: Labour, Violence, and Death in Ancient Roman Society • 17 %
FF:DSBCB29 Vikings on the Sea and on the Mainland • 17 %
FF:DSBCB42 From Cyrus to Alexander: through the History of Achaemenid Persia • 17 %
FF:DSMA01 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Greece • 17 %
FF:DSMA02 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Rome • 17 %
FF:DSMA17 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Near East • 17 %
FF:DSMA18 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - The Intermediate Period • 17 %
FF:DSMB02 History of Ancient Warfare - Rome • 17 %
FF:DSMB13 Collecting Classical Antiquities • 17 %
FF:DSMB18 Pseudo-History versus Science • 17 %
FF:DSMB21 Reading of Akkadian Texts II • 17 %
FF:DSMB24 History of Ancient Warfare - Eastern Peoples • 17 %
FF:ETBA118 Dressing Culture • 17 %
FF:HIB038B Female Rulers, Wives and Holy Women in Byzantium in the 4th - 14th century • 17 %
FF:KLB_102 Etruscans • 17 %
FF:KR012 Classical Greek Literature: Attic Prose and Hellenistic Period • 17 %
FF:KR021 The Beginnings of Greek Philosohy: Presocratics and Sophists • 17 %
FF:LJ301 Roman Literature of the Republic: from Livius Andronicus to Cicero • 17 %
FF:LJ603 Latin for the Non-Latinists III • 17 %
FF:LJ604 Latin for the Non-Latinists IV • 17 %
FF:PV1B147 The Art of Book illumination in the Lands of the Bohemian Crown ca. 1400-1500 • 17 %
FF:RLBCA009 Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean and Near East • 17 %
FF:RLS303 Essentials of Medieval Literature • 17 %
FF:V_ASYMBOLS Asian symbolic systems • 17 %
FF:VKOR1C Korean 3 • 17 %
FF:VKOR2_SEM Tutorial to Korean Pop • 17 %
PřF:F6560 History of astronomy • 17 %
PdF:FC8003 Unsustainable Development of Humanity 1 • 17 %
4th term
FF:DSMA10 Ancient Numismatics and Epigraphy - The Basics • 60 %
FF:DSMA15 Selected Chapters from Ancient History • 60 %
FF:DSMDIPL Master's Thesis • 60 %
FF:DSMD02 M. A. Diploma Thesis Seminar II • 60 %
FF:DSMA01 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Greece • 40 %
FF:DSMA17 Reading and Interpretation of Historical Sources - Near East • 40 %
FF:DSMD01 M. A. Diploma Thesis Seminar I • 40 %
FF:DSMZK M. A. State Final Exam • 40 %
FF:DSBCB15 Ancient Roman Family • 20 %
FF:DSBCB27 The Unrelenting World: Labour, Violence, and Death in Ancient Roman Society • 20 %
FF:DSMB02 History of Ancient Warfare - Rome • 20 %
FF:DSMB13 Collecting Classical Antiquities • 20 %
FF:LJ307 Dramatization of Latin texts • 20 %
FF:LJ604 Latin for the Non-Latinists IV • 20 %
FF:RLBCB206 Roman Religion • 20 %
FF:RLS301 Roman Literature of the Republic: from Livius Andronicus to Cicero • 20 %

The information was preprocessed: 16/11/2024 11:29

All the fields of the faculty