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Masaryk University
Basic Information
Address: Masaryk University
Faculty of Social Studies
Joštova 10
602 00 Brno
Czech Republic
Phone Number: +420549491914
Fax Number: +420549491920
Email: admission@fss.muni.cz
Director: Assoc. prof. Radim Marada, Ph.D.
Duration: 2 years
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Additional Information
Tuition: 3000 euro per year (1500 euro per semester; 6000 euro per program)
Financial Aid:
EMA2 scholarships, IVF scholarships, students loans (US accreditation)
School Setting:
University-type high education institution, Brno, Czech Republic
Program Information: This program enables you to spend some time studying in two or more fascinating European cities. You will enroll at one of the partner universities - Masaryk University, University of Trento, University of Graz and University of Zadar - and spend at least one semester at another university within the consortium. The program seeks students with a strong interest in the development of contemporary societies, who want to research topics such as globalization, migration, popular culture, changes in identity and societal transformations. Our graduates are among the most successfully employed in the Czech Republic and in the European labor market.
Notes/Information: You can opt for a Joint Degree version of the Cultural Sociology Master program: upon graduation, you will receive a joint diploma by all four partner universities
For those who do not opt for a joint degree, a single version of Cultural Sociology Master degree is available
You will live in the student-friendly city of Brno close to major European capitals
You can opt for a Joint Degree version of the Cultural Sociology Master program: upon graduation, you will receive a joint diploma by all four partner universitiesFor those who do not opt for a joint degree, a single version of Cultural Sociology Master degree is available
You will live in the student-friendly city of Brno close to major European capitals