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

1. Classical texts about the culture
2. History of culture
3. History of the ancient culture (Greek and Roman) and the culture of ancient East
4. History of Christianity
5. Introduction to research on oriental cultures
6. History of Judaism
7. History of Islam
8. Sociology of culture
9. Introduction to anthropology of culture
10. Social communication
11. Logic and semiotics
12. Elements of the methodology of the humanities
13. History of philosophy
14. Metaphysics (ontology)
15. Philosophical anthropology
16. Theory of cognition (epistemology)
17. Philosophy of religion
18. Ethics
19. The role of the Bible in creating the culture
20. History of art
21. Knowledge of literature
22. Knowledge about the theatre and cultural performance

A. 1. Basic contents for specializations "knowledge about art"

1. Ancient literature
2. History of music
3. Musical cultures of the World
4. Museology
5. Art in the culture

A. 2. Basic contents for specialization "religious studies"

1. Christianity
2. Judaism
3. Islam
4. Hinduism
5. Buddhism
6. Religions of China

B. Principal contents for both specializations

1. Theory of culture
2. Theories of religion
3. Theory of art
4. Audiovisual culture
5. Organization of culture (+ protection of intellectual property)

Seminars for choice

1. Theory of art
2. Theory of culture
3. Ancient culture
4. History of art
5. Criticism of art
6. Christianity and philosophy of religion
7. Judaism
8. Islam
9. 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".