1. Master Degree Programme - Slavonic Studies

1.1. Language Acquisition

1.2. Historical-Philological Module

• 480119 VO History of West Slavonic Languages
• 480120 VO History of East and South Slavonic Languages
• 480121 VO History of South Slavonic Languages

1.3. Literary and Cultural Studies

• 480122 VO Bakhtin´s Theory of the Novel and the South Slav Novels
• 480123 VO Men and their living sphere in the Czech literature of the 20th century
• 480124 KO The Russian postmodern poetry in the end of the 20th century
• 480125 KO Unofficial Czech literature of the 20th century - Colloquium on Czech Literature and Culture
• 480126 KO Aspects of Narrative Analysis
• 480130 SE The Crimean Themes in the Russian Literature of the 19th-20th Centuries
• 480131 SE Narratives of Victimhood in the South Slav Literatures and Cultures
• 480132 SE Modernism in Vienna and in Polish, Slovak and Czech Literature around 1900

1.4. Linguistics

• 480127 VO Contrastive Slavic phraseology
• 480128 VO Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian descriptive syntax
• 480129 VO Corpus lingusitics in Slavic languages
• 480134 SE Multilingualism and processes of linguistic convergence
• 480135 SE Historical semantics
• 480136 SE Seminar on the history of the South Slavic languages
• 480137 SE Polish and Ukrainian in the Early Modern Period
• 480138 SE Problems of Slavic Language Typology
• 480140 KO Sociolinguistics: Language situation in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus
• 480141 KO South Slavic Oral Poetry
• 480144 KO Cyril and MethodiusTheir Acting and Afterlives, Sources, and Questions of Contemporary Research
• 480146 VO East Slavic Sociolinguistics

1.5 Master Module

• 480122 VO Bakhtin´s Theory of the Novel and the South Slav Novels
• 480123 VO Men and their living sphere in the Czech literature of the 20th century
• 480127 VO Contrastive Slavic phraseology
• 480128 VO Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian descriptive syntax
• 480129 VO Corpus lingusitics in Slavic languages
• 480130 SE The Crimean Themes in the Russian Literature of the 19th-20th Centuries
• 480131 SE Narratives of Victimhood in the South Slav Literatures and Cultures
• 480132 SE Modernism in Vienna and in Polish, Slovak and Czech Literature around 1900
• 480134 SE Multilingualism and processes of linguistic convergence
• 480135 SE Historical semantics
• 480136 SE Seminar on the history of the South Slavic languages
• 480137 SE Polish and Ukrainian in the Early Modern Period
• 480138 SE Problems of Slavic Language Typology
• 480146 VO East Slavic Sociolinguistics