The Innovation of Subjects in the Study Programmes Historical Sciences - Cultural History
Provider: Ministerstvo školství, mládeže a tělovýchovy
Programme: Interní rozvojová soutěž
Implementation period: 01.01.20 - 30.11.20
Workplace:
Fakulta filozofická - Ústav historických věd
Investigator: Vydra Zbyněk
Description:
Project is about the innovation of two existing subjects (World Politics I, II) and the creation of a new subject (Napoleonic Wars and Europe). World Politics I, and World Politics II, are compulsory subjects of the follow-up Master's degree program in History - Cultural History, specialization in Contemporary History. The content of the course is a comprehensive explanation of world politics development after 1945. The project is aimed to innovate subjects in several ways. Above all, it will be an innovation of the syllabus towards the development of world politics after the end of the Cold War and the fall of the USSR, practically to the present. The course will include new lectures on key issues of world politics in 1991-2016. The compilation of a reader of scholar texts and sources is of the innovation. Through the new subject Napoleonic Wars and Europe, students will achieve a deeper knowledge of 19th-century history and political and ideological transformation of Europe.
Project is about the innovation of two existing subjects (World Politics I, II) and the creation of a new subject (Napoleonic Wars and Europe). World Politics I, and World Politics II, are compulsory subjects of the follow-up Master's degree program in History - Cultural History, specialization in Contemporary History. The content of the course is a comprehensive explanation of world politics development after 1945. The project is aimed to innovate subjects in several ways. Above all, it will be an innovation of the syllabus towards the development of world politics after the end of the Cold War and the fall of the USSR, practically to the present. The course will include new lectures on key issues of world politics in 1991-2016. The compilation of a reader of scholar texts and sources is of the innovation. Through the new subject Napoleonic Wars and Europe, students will achieve a deeper knowledge of 19th-century history and political and ideological transformation of Europe.
