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Lifelong Learning Programme (41) - Ethnomusicology Summer School (4680)

Basic information
Title:	Lifelong Learning Programme (41) - Ethnomusicology Summer School
Variant code (CID):	8929
Status:	admission procedure terminated
Orientation:	Lifelong learning programme - Interest-oriented
Faculty:	Faculty of Humanities
Department:	Programme Liberal Arts and Humanities [24-SHVAJ]
Form of teaching:	full-time
Language of instruction:	English
Programme profile:	One-week course organized in the framework of the Khamoro Romani Festival at the Faculty of Humanities, Charles University, Prague, and intended for international university students. The summer school is organized in person. In the morning lectures, the students will become acquainted with the main areas in which Roma participated in the creation of distinctive music styles with a primary focus on the music of the Roma in Central Europe. Besides, we will discuss the most important topics of the previous years: representation of Roma through music, Romani music and emotions, Romani music and collective memory, etc. Students will study not only with local and international ethnomusicologists specializing in Romani music, but also with organizers of the festival, and the Romani musicians themselves. Students will also take part in workshops with Khamoro festival participants, and attend evening festival concerts in the evenings. The course will be led by prof. Zuzana Jurková, FHS UK, with guest lecturer prof. Carol Silverman, University of Oregon, USA. Study materials are available online for students.
Study branch:	Lifelong Learning Programme (41) - Ethnomusicology Summer School
Programme schedule and content plan:	Romani music and music criticism Date: May 29 to June 4, 2023 In the morning lectures, the students will become acquainted with the main areas in which Roma participated in the creation of distinctive music styles with a primary focus on the music of the Roma in Central Europe. Besides, we will discuss the most important topics of the previous years: representation of Roma through music, Romani music and emotions, Romani music and collective memory, etc. Students will study not only with local and international ethnomusicologists specializing in Romani music, but also with organizers of the festival, and the Romani musicians themselves. Students will also take part in workshops with Khamoro festival participants, and attend evening festival concerts in the evenings.
Admission requirements for applicants:	Application form; CV. (all in English)
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Schedule details
Statistics for the MEYS
ISCED code:	Sociology and cultural studies (0314)
Course requirements and qualification acquired
Programme graduation requirements:	other
Certification:	Osvědčení o absolvování programu
Number of credits:	4 ECTS
Lifelong learning in an accredited study programme:
Information about the final certification exam:
Guarantor and venue
Programme guarantor:	doc. PhDr. Zuzana Jurková, Ph.D.
Programme guaranteeing unit:	Programme Liberal Arts and Humanities
Unit in charge of implementation:	Programme Liberal Arts and Humanities
Dates and duration
Will open in the academic year:	2022/2023
Start:	summer semester, May
Programme duration (in semesters/short-time programme):	Short-time
Span:	56 (total number of hours)
Fees and financing
Fee:	100 EUR / kurz
Specification:	Lower-income applicants can also apply for a reduced fee (see application form).
Application
Application delivery address:	zuzana.jurkova@post.cz
Contact person:	Mgr. Nikola Skladanová
E-mail address:	nikola.skladanova@fhs.cuni.cz
Phone number:	224 271 431
Applications can be submitted from:	13.01.2023
Submission deadline for applications:	15.03.2023
No verification of admission requirements:
Further information
Web page:	https://fhs.cuni.cz/FHSENG-674.html