© Ostravská Univerzita
Ostravská Univerzita
The University of Ostrava (abbreviated OSU) was founded in 1991. It currently has around 10,000 students enrolled across six faculties:Faculty of Social Studies, Faculty of Fine Arts, Faculty of Art, Faculty of Medicine,
Faculty of Education and Faculty of Science.
The university aims to create a balance between the humanities and social sciences in a region traditionally shaped by heavy industry and technical research.
Homepage of the Department of Geography :
© University of Ostrava/ Faculty of Science
Ostravská Univerzita
Human Geography (Department of Human Geography and Regional Development):
- Migration Geography
- Regional Development
- Regional Marketing
Physical Geography (Dept. of Physical Geography and Geoecology):
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Cartography and GIS, Remote Sensing
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Geoecology
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Hydrology and Modelling of Hydrological Processes
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Geomorphology and Geology: Geohazards, Fluvial Systems, Applications of Geomorphology in Environmental Research, Dendrochronology
- Geopolitics and Development Geography
- Economic Geography
- Regional Field Trips and Research Seminars
- GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
- English for Geographers
- Number of ERASMUS Places: 2 (for 1 to 2 semesters; Bachelor's and Master's level)
- Semester Dates: Autumn Semester: Mid-September – Early February; Spring Semester: Mid-February – End of June
- ERASMUS Application Deadlines: Autumn Semester: June 15; Spring Semester: November 15
- Language Requirements: English: B1 to B2, Czech: B1 (only if attending courses taught in Czech)
- English-Taught Courses in Geography: Yes
- Homepage for ERASMUS Students
- Course Catalogue
- Accommodation
- Experience Reports
- Fact Sheet (1.7 MB)