Programmes

The study programme Communication and the Media is based on the belief that the present is defined by its relationship to the past and the future, and this relationship is largely mediated through the media, which in the broadest sense can be understood as communication technologies. On the one hand, it is therefore necessary to return to the fundamental contents of communication science, as the

The Librarianship and Information Science degree programme combines three different but closely linked areas in all three years of study: Librarianship, Information Science and Book Studies. The field of librarianship focuses on the management of materials collected, stored and organised by different types of libraries. It also addresses issues related to the operation of different types of

This course provides a thorough grounding in the management of archives in digital formats. It covers the processes around managing them, from deciding what records to collect and keep, through taking them into custody and ingest, to description and metadata management, preservation techniques and access provision. It also includes management in the context of modern organisations to provide

The study of Sociology of Culture is designed in such a way that it initially builds on basic sociological and broader humanistic- social science knowledge, which develops in the upper years into special areas of sociology, such as gender sociology, media sociology, sociology of religion, sociology of nationalism, and into special areas of cultural sociology, such as film sociology, sociology of

The first-cycle study programme in Visual Communication Design covers the areas of Photography, Graphic Design and Illustration. Through seminar assignments, studio work and lectures the students acquire the basic knowledge applicable in various practical fields: printed media, websites, photography, illustration. After the general first year the study becomes specialised in individual areas that