Students can attend either two semesters in upper-intermediate courses (codes NJAZ068 and NJAZ116) or two semesters in advanced courses (codes NJAZ092 and NJAZ118) prior to taking their examination (see the schedule of English for PGS). All courses are given once a week for 90 minutes.
Advanced students can also attend a special course of Academic English focusing on presentation skills, and academic writing (codes NJAZ115 and NJAZ093).
Winter | Summer | ||
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NJAZ068 | English for Upper-Intermediate Ph.D. Students I | 0/2 | |
NJAZ116 | English for Upper-Intermediate Ph.D. Students II | 0/2 | |
NJAZ092 | English for Advanced Ph.D. Students I | 0/2 | |
NJAZ118 | English for Advanced Ph.D. Students II | 0/2 | |
NJAZ115 | Academic English I | 0/2 | |
NJAZ093 | Academic English II | 0/2 | |
NJAZ201 | Academic Writing I | 0/2 | |
NJAZ202 | Academic Writing II | 0/2 |
The English language examination (code DZK001) is compulsory; students must pass the English examination in order to be admitted to the defence of a doctoral thesis.
Students can sit for the examination (given during the examination periods) any time during their studies.
Textbooks for the general English course are English File. Advanced Student's Book with online practice. Fourth Edition. (C. Latham-Koenig, C. Oxenden, J. Lambert, K. Chomacki; Oxford University Press) and Advanced Expert Coursebook, Third Edition (Jan Bell and Roger Gower, Pearson). Other materials will be handed out during the course.
The English examination for doctoral students can be replaced completely by the certificate UNIcert® III, English for Mathematicians.
NOTICE |
In the case of doctoral English studies and examination at MFF UK, contact Mgr. Zuzana Hořká, head of the Department of Language Education. |