Faculty of Environmental Sciences coordinator for Erasmus incoming students: |
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Faculty of Environmental Sciences coordinator for incoming Erasmus interns: |
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Information for Incoming Erasmus Students is available on the webpage of CZU IRO. There you can find details about the application procedure, forms and deadlines.
Bc. Ondřej Votinský is CZU coordinator for Erasmus incoming students who are coming for study purposes. Please, use only erasmus_incoming@rektorat.czu.cz email address for the communication.
Each faculty has its own Erasmus coordinator for incoming Erasmus students. These coordinators serve as "study coordinators" for Erasmus exchange students, and students discuss the study plan changes with these coordinators. These departmental coordinators also set deadlines for changes and deal with issues related to the faculty course. Information on deadlines is provided during the official Welcome presentation.
Non-Erasmus Exchange students
If you are an exchange student coming outside of Erasmus programme (e.g. via Memorandum of Understanding), please contact the relevant coordinator in advance.
See the course limitation below, in the course catalogue section.
Faculty of Environmental Sciences coordinator for students coming outside of the Erasmus programme for study stay: |
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Faculty of Environmental Sciences coordinator for students coming outside of Erasmus programme for internships: |
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Course Catalogue
The course selection you may find here. Students enrolled at the Faculty of Environmental Sciences (FES) are strongly encouraged to assign at least 25 ECTS/semester and 50 % courses from the Faculty of Environmental Sciences. Students coming for studies outside of the Erasmus programme must assign 75 % of courses from the Faculty of Environmental Sciences.
NOTE: Exchange students at bachelor's study level are allowed to study master's degree courses and select any course into their learning agreement. In most cases, bachelor's exchange students cannot complete master's courses due to low knowledge or skills. It is strongly advised to directly discuss with the course teacher if the bachelor's student can participate. The exchange student should consider his/her skills and knowledge before assigning. Master's exchange students can study bachelor's courses only in case the home university confirms such selection.
Available courses for exchange students are available at CZU site.
Interns or students interested in developing a thesis/project
Interns
If you are a prospective intern, please make sure you find yourself a supervisor first. Follow the instruction on how to find a supervisor. The Faculty of Environmental Sciences does not financially contribute to the student's internship (only in case of incoming interns). In rare cases, it is possible after a previous agreement with the supervisor.
In some cases, the supervisor can decide to inquire about an English interview to decide the student's eligibility.
The recommended minimum period for the internship is at least 3 months.
Thesis or projects
If the exchange student is interested in writing a project or his/her thesis at FES, the course can be assigned only in the following conditions:
- The student has to find the CZU supervisor before arriving at CZU.
- When the student finds a CZU supervisor and agrees on terms with the CZU supervisor, the student can enquire about the course code from the faculty Erasmus coordinator for incoming students.
How to find a supervisor?
- Identify first what project or thesis you want to do and write about;
- Look for similar research project topics or research groups or faculty departments; each department offers its own website with detailed information on current research topics.
- Email the supervisor and do not forget the following:
- brief introduction of yourself;
- be clear in what you need;
- why the research topic is interesting for you and how it would help you develop your prospective thesis or pass the requirements of your home university, etc;
- what you want to do and what you can do (i.e. What do you want to do in the laboratory? What do you need to analyse and finalise? Etc.)
- why the supervisor (express your motivation) caught your attention;
- what type of funding you have;
- how long you want to stay and when it should start;
- what type of exchange programme you are going to use;
- signature at the end of the email.
- Do not forget to include your CV and Transcript of Records;
- In most cases, it is better to include a Language Certificate (at least B2 English skills are required).
Write your thesis at FZP!
We would like to offer you an opportunity to work on your diploma/bachelor thesis on a selected topic at FZP within the Erasmus+ internship program. Here you can find a proposal of the topics offered by prof. Dana Komínková, who would be your supervisor at the university.
The internship must take two months as a minimum, and it will be possible from September 2022.
For more details, contact prof. RNDr. Dana Komínková, Ph.D. at kominkovad@fzp.czu.cz from FZP.
Local grading scale
Local grade 1 (excellent) = A (ECTS grade)
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Local grade 2 (very good) = B, C (ECTS grade)
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Local grade 3 (good) = D (ECTS grade)
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Local grade 4 (fail) = F (ECTS grade)
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Local “Zápočet” = Credited / Passed * = Student achievements in some courses are not graded only “credited”, where they have attained a satisfactory level.
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