The syllabus contain learning of foreign modern language, Latin and optionally: Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese and Sanskrit. Beside this students have information science and physical education. An important element of studies is teaching practice.
A. Basic contents for both specializations
- Classical texts about the culture
- History of culture
- History of the ancient culture (Greek and Roman) and the culture of ancient East
- History of Christianity
- Introduction to research on oriental cultures
- History of Judaism
- History of Islam
- Sociology of culture
- Introduction to anthropology of culture
- Social communication
- Logic and semiotics
- Elements of the methodology of the humanities
- History of philosophy
- Metaphysics (ontology)
- Philosophical anthropology
- Theory of cognition (epistemology)
- Philosophy of religion
- Ethics
- The role of the Bible in creating the culture
- History of art
- Knowledge of literature
- Knowledge about the theatre and cultural performance
A. 1. Basic contents for specializations "knowledge about art"
- Ancient literature
- History of music
- Musical cultures of the World
- Museology
- Art in the culture
A. 2. Basic contents for specialization "religious studies"
- Christianity
- Judaism
- Islam
- Hinduism
- Buddhism
- Religions of China
B. Principal contents for both specializations
- Theory of culture
- Theories of religion
- Theory of art
- Audiovisual culture
- Organization of culture (+ protection of intellectual property)
Seminars for choice
- Theory of art
- Theory of culture
- Ancient culture
- History of art
- Criticism of art
- Christianity and philosophy of religion
- Judaism
- Islam
- Indian philosophy
Participants of seminars write their bachelor's theses. The studies finish with a graduation exam. Graduates receive professional degree "bachelor of cultural studies".