The Dean of the Studies manages the curriculum.

Every Lecturer is obliged to submit his/her lecture or the outline of the lecture at least three days before the actual lecture.

Lectures should include as much conversation and discussion as possible. Every lecturer is obliged to encourage as many students as possible to participate in the discussions.

If students are not satisfied with any of the lecturers, they should report it to the Dean of the Studies.

It is desirable to provide students with as many practical examples, photocopied materials and sessions in the computer room as possible, as well as with sites and links to valuable Internet sources.

Every lecturer is obliged to meet students’ requirements regarding lectures and preparations of MA theses. If a problem arises, they should speak to the Dean of the Studies.

Lecturers should help students with their MA theses, finding scholarships and study trips abroad.

Head of the programme discusses the curriculum and methodology with the Dean of Studies.

The Dean of Studies chooses lecturers and visiting lecturers, in consultation with the Council and especially with the vice-president of the Council.

Students evaluate the work of every lecturer (especially those who organise exams, seminars and programme lectures). On the basis of anonymous survey, we make a list of the best lecturers (summing all the marks they got from the students – from 5-10). Two lecturers ranked at the bottom of the list will not be included in the team of the lecturers for the next generation, regardless of the number of points they scored.