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For months, the team at the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism at Charles University has been reaching out across the Czech Republic, assembling a diverse group of twenty participants for the country’s first Citizens' Parliament on Media and Democracy. Among them are an active senior from the Ústí region, students from Olomouc and České Budějovice, and a Czech Ukrainian from Liberec—all eager to engage in discussions and develop recommendations for the future of media and democracy in the Czech Republic.
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From 3 to 7 November 2025, the Centre Voršilská of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University will host an intensive doctoral course titled Prague PhD Course on Discourse Studies and Method: Using Discourse-Theoretical Analysis and Discursive-Material Analysis, led by Prof. Nico Carpentier, Ph.D.
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On Monday, March 17, 2025, František Géla successfully defended his dissertation as part of the doctoral program in Media and Communication Studies at IKSŽ FSV UK. His research focused on the transformation of visuality in Czech sports photojournalism following the transition from analog to digital photography.
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Are you an aspiring journalist looking to combat disinformation? Join this prestigious program that will not only broaden your horizons but also provide you with a scholarship and the opportunity to work on an international level.
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After extensive reconstruction and modernization of the former library at Hollar, the Hollar Student Zone is now open to students, offering expanded facilities for study and relaxation. We cordially invite you to its opening, which will take place on Wednesday, 5 March 2025 at 10:00 a.m. in the presence of the FSV UK Dean, Tomáš Karásek, and the Director of the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism, Jakub Končelík.
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A new study by a research team from the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University has uncovered another alarming trend—fashion brands strategically remain silent about key environmental issues. The analysis reveals that more than three-quarters of even the most "responsible" brands fail to disclose what happens to their unsold products. The research, published in Corporate Communications: An International Journal, was conducted by Denisa Hejlová, Angga Ariestya, Petra Koudelková, and Soňa Schneiderová.
