Study programmes
Classes
- Theoretical concepts for the studying journalism 1JJM250 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Theoretical concepts for the studying journalism I +1JJM355 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Doctoral seminar I.JJD001 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Doctoral Seminar II.JJD008 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Methodology of writing and presenting of scholarly texts IIJJD013 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Presentation skills courseJJD019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Specifics of sports journalism +1JJM252 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Theoretical concepts for studying journalism IIJJM255 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Theoretical concepts for the studying journalism IIJJM357 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Theoretical concepts for the studying journalism IIJJM451 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- A Conference Journalism Research in the Public Interest, Winterthur 19th - 21st November 20092009 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The dictionary of journalism2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Children and the Radio: Who Should Listen to Whom?2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- One event, very different interpretations: The case study of the AC Sparta Praha vs. Rangers FC football match coverage in Scottish, nationwide UK, and Czech media2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Journalistic discourse of freedom: A study of journalists' understanding of freedom in the Czech Republic and Serbia2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Anything Can Happen in Women's Tennis, or Can It? An Empirical Investigation Into Bias in Sports Journalism2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Space for self-expression: communication of Czech female athletes on social media and fansʼ reactions2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Perceived Influences: Journalists' Awareness of Pressures on Their Work2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Twenty Years After: Czech Heroes and Fallen Heroes of Nagano Olympic Games2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- In Media We Trust: Journalists and institutional trust perceptions in post-authoritarian and post-totalitarian countries2017 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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