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Dear Colleagues, we cordially invite you to the sixth Seminar for Doctoral Students in Subject Didactics at Charles University. The seminar will be held in person. The seminar is organised by the Coordination Board of the Doctoral Study Programme in Subject Didactics at Charles University as part of the Cooperatio project in the research area “Subject Didactics”.
The International Doctoral Conference on Theory and Practice of Music Education traditionally enables doctoral students and their supervisors from the V4 countries to meet and exchange professional experiences. The two-day conference includes an invited lecture on music education research methodology, several workshops, and an evening concert.
The lecture will present research on the integration of Ukrainian refugee students into Polish schools. The event will be held on 10 November 2025 at 9:00 AM in room M209 and online via ZOOM.
Dear colleagues, dear teachers, we cordially invite you to the 23rd annual conference Project-based Education and other Student-Activating Strategies and Issues in STEAM Education, which will take place on November 7–8, 2025. This year's conference is dedicated to you, teachers of primary and secondary schools. The program includes not only plenary lectures and research results in the field of science education, but also many workshops and sample lessons that you can take directly into your own teaching.
On Friday, October 17, a group of students studying the international master’s program
EMMIR (European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations) met with Mr. Ajmal Khybari, the representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in the Czech Republic.
We invite you to the award ceremony of the
Premia Bohemica Prize 2025, which this year will be presented to the Japanese Bohemist Kenichi Abe. The program will include a lecture by the laureate, Translations and Paratexts in the Works of Milan Kundera.
We invite you to a lecture by David K. Pugalee from UNC Charlotte, Center for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education. The lecture will take place on October, 14 at 4:10 p.m. in the room R302. You can also attend online via Zoom.
Just one more step until we all meet! We invite you to Alumni Day, the largest gathering of graduates of our faculty, which is gradually becoming an annual tradition. The day will be held on October 11, 2025 at the Faculty of Education, Charles University.
In this lecture, Professor Andrew Martin will share his experiences from his own doctoral journey and from many years of supervising PhD students.
A three day workshop for educators of foreign language teachers of all levels (as well as other professionals in the field of language education in Czechia) will offer a unique opportunity to reflect on their practices in the area of assessment and testing in connection with the CEFR. The workshop will be led by the authors of the RELANG Project, which was developed – and is being further implemented – in cooperation between the European Centre for Modern Languages of the Council of Europe (ECML/CELV) and the European Commission.
We invite you to the international scientific conference Symposium on Elementary Mathematics Teaching, which has been held since 1991 every two years.
The Faculty of Education, Charles University, is pleased to announce the launch of a new challenge for the Post-Doc Resesearchers (JUNIOR FUND) program!We are currently looking for talented and highly motivated researchers for postdoctoral positions, with the research period from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2027.
The Department of Psychology at the Faculty of Education, Charles University in cooperation with the Czech-Moravian Psychological Society cordially invite you to the conference A Day with School Psychology 2025. Conference Topic: “School – Personal Development of Pupils as a Prerequisite for Education?” Deadline for registration: June 10, 2025.
The educational area of Language and Linguistic Communication classifies German as a second foreign language, starting no later than year 7. This opens up new challenges for the teaching of German, which could lead to the effective acquisition of a second foreign language for practical use and thus to the motivation to learn a second foreign language.
Department of Education invites you to a lecture held by American psychologist Melanie Killen, Ph.D., from the University of Maryland on the topic of reducing prejudice and bias in children and young people. The lecture will be followed by a panel discussion of experts on the topic of promoting intergroup friendships, e.g. across ethnic groups.