• Calendar of events and courses for PhD candidates

Calendar of events and courses for PhD candidates

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11 January 2024 – 31 December 2025

Proofreading Service of English Texts

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

We provide you with help of your academic texts in English. If you are unsure about your grammar, style and spelling, try our service with a native speaker.


11 January 2024 – 31 December 2025

Proofreading Service of Czech Texts

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Are you concerned about the Czech language in your academic texts? It is not necessary now because of our helping hand. Try proofreading!


11 November 2025 – 11 December 2025

Survival Czech 2

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.


1 December 2025

Generative AI and Ethics in Research for Ph.D.

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Use generative AI responsibly in research: ethics basics, handling personal data, copyright, and gen. AI for writing and publishing. Includes Charles University tools and guidelines for safe, effective practice.


2 December 2025

Doctoral Peer Club: Title & Abstract

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Dissertation, scientific article, conference contribution; Bring a piece of your academic text, join our coaching to find out how your writing is, and gain feedback on your creations! This session is focused on considering a clear, effective title of your text and its abstract.


2 December 2025

RSE and cloud computing services

Attend a seminar organized by the newly established Research Software Engineering (RSE) Center to introduce themselves and present cloud services at CUNI.

 

December, 2; from 3:40 PM

online


3 December 2025

Pokročilé funkce Socrative: online nástroje pro oživení výuky

Socrative is a simple online tool for creating short tests or quizzes for quick feedback in teaching. It can be used, for example, in a lecture as a method of checking whether students have correctly understood the lectured material or whether they have memorized key concepts.


4 December 2025

Use and Abuse of Presentations

This workshop explores the effective use of presentations in academic teaching, focusing on their potential benefits and challenges. Participants will analyse how slides impact learning, uncovering the cognitive implications of their structure and use. Through group activities and guided reflection, participants will gain insights into optimizing the use of presentations in teaching to support student understanding while minimizing cognitive overload. By combining theoretical insights with practical examples, this workshop offers actionable strategies to enhance the impact of presentations in higher education. 


9 December 2025 – 10 December 2025

RSE workshops: Bash Automation and Version Control

Two hands-on workshops led by Dr. Philippa Broadbent (University of Southampton) introducing automation with the Unix shell and version control with Git.

 

December, 9-10; 10AM - 3PM (both days)

Hotel Krystal conference room


10 December 2025

First Aid Course: Four Hours for Life

The course, organized by the Czech Red Cross for Charles University, will teach you how to provide first aid for unconsciousness, respiratory and circulatory arrest and effective resuscitation. The teaching is limited to the most necessary theory, with emphasis on the practical part.

December, 10; 9 AM - 1 PM

Green Auditorium, Celetná 20


10 December 2025

Kurz první pomoci: Čtyři hodiny pro život

This four-hour course organized by the Czech Red Cross will teach you how to provide effective first aid in the most serious life-threatening situations – unconsciousness, respiratory arrest, and cardiac arrest. You will gain the practical skills needed to start resuscitation and manage a crisis situation. The course focuses on the necessary theory, but the main emphasis is on practical training so that participants gain confidence and the ability to act in real-life situations.


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