6 October 2026 – 5 November 2026
Ph.D. CANDIDATES
Dobrý den! Are you a Ph.D. student wanting to learn the basics of the Czech language? Join our online language courses for beginners! This course will focus on introduction, shopping, eating and more.
3 November 2026
What is open science about? Or is it simply science? Why should we publish openly, and how can we do it? This seminar will introduce the basic principles of open science and will focus primarily on opening up the publishing process.
Seminar is for Ph.D. students and supervisors.
November 3 | 2 PM - 3:30 PM
online (MS Teams)
9 November 2026
Ph.D. CANDIDATES
Dissertation, scientific article, conference paper... Academic writing is meant to be read. But do your readers understand your message in the way you intended? Join our workshop and gain valuable feedback from fellow doctoral researchers and an experienced facilitator. Discover how others perceive your text, identify opportunities to improve its clarity and structure, and take your next draft one step further.
10 November 2026 – 10 December 2026
Ph.D. CANDIDATES
Ahoj, jmenuji se…. If you are a Ph.D. student who has finished Survival Czech: Language Course for Beginners, join our second following up webinar. This course will focus on apologies, time expressions, or daily routine.
10 November 2026
Ph.D. CANDIDATES
Are you doing your best — and still feel like it's not enough? Let's talk about perfectionism in doctoral life. Over coffee, with biscuits, and without having to be perfect.
10 November 2026
We will introduce you to the FAIR principles and data management plan, and teach you how to make your research outputs reusable and how to responsibly share your research data in line with the principle "as open as possible, as closed as necessary".
Seminar is for Ph.D. students and supervisors.
November 10 | 3 PM - 4:30 PM
online (MS Teams)
19 November 2026 – 3 December 2026
This programme will provide basic understanding of the principles of learning and offer practical teaching strategies in various settings. Topics and working methods will contribute to the participants’ teaching self-efficacy and support the achievement of the course learning outcomes.
19 November 2026
Discover how AI agents can support your research. This course introduces Claude Science, scientific analysis on university computing infrastructure, MCP integration with external tools, and secure AI environments designed to enhance research efficiency and data protection.
November 19 | 2 PM - 3:30 PM
online
23 November 2026
Ph.D. CANDIDATES
Practical time management for Ph.D. facing time chaos in their research. The workshop is focused on managing their study obligations. However, the methods are even helpful for everyday planning beyond doctoral studies.
24 November 2026
Writing about science clearly
Learn how to communicate your research beyond academic papers. This session will help you explain complex scientific ideas clearly to non-specialist audiences, making your work more accessible and impactful across disciplines and beyond academia.
November, 24 | 2 PM - 4 PM
Kampus Hybernská; building D, 2nd floor
30 November 2026
Ph.D. CANDIDATES
Research. Publishing. Teaching. Conferences. New opportunities. Your future career. Your personal life. When almost everything seems important, how do you decide what comes first?
10 December 2026
Ph.D. CANDIDATES
Dissertation, scientific article, conference paper... Academic writing is meant to be read. But do your readers understand your message in the way you intended? Join our workshop and gain valuable feedback from fellow doctoral researchers and an experienced facilitator. Discover how others perceive your text, identify opportunities to improve its clarity and structure, and take your next draft one step further.
Charles University
Rectorate
Student Affairs Department
Ovocný trh 5
116 36 Prague 1
Czech Republic
Identifikátor datové schránky: piyj9b4
IČO: 00216208
DIČ: CZ00216208
