In order to be allowed to sit for the Master's Final Stale Exam, a single subject student has to get at least 120 credits while fulfilling the following requirements:

  a. Successfully complete the following compulsory courses (60 credits):

• • SAKS001 Identity and Alterity in Literature and Culture: Theory, Methodology, Analysis
  • SAKS002 Multilingualism, Language Change and Language Policy
  • SAKS003 Cultural Perspectives on the Colonization of North America
  • SAKS004 North American Cultural Geographies
  • SAKS005 Indigenous culture in Latin America
  • SAKS006 French culture of North America
  • SAKS080 Internship (Form is available here)
  • SAKS091 Master's Thesis Seminar I
  • SAKS092 Master's Thesis Seminar II
  • SAKS093 Master's Thesis

   b. Choose 2 modules (either EL and FL or EL and SL) (total 40 credits). Courses within a module have to be finished with exam.

Compulsory courses - Module EL + Module FL

SAKS011 North American Cross-cultural Narratives
SAKS012 Translating North America into Czech (and vice versa): a historical-cultural perspective
SAKS013 Film in the USA: Institutions, Genres, Film-makers, Criticism
SAKS014 Current Topics in American Linguistics
SAKS015 Selected Chapters in Anglophone Linguistic and Cultural Studies of North America
SAKS016 Film in Canada: Institutions, Genres, Film-makers, Criticism
SAKS017 Linguistic analysis of broadcast talk
SAKS018 Decolonization in North America: Environmental Racism, Politics of Consumption and Artivism
SAKS021 Image of the USA and America in Quebec literature
SAKS022 Theatre of French Canada
SAKS023 Czech Translations from Quebec literature
SAKS024 French in North America

Compulsory courses - Module EL + Module SL

SAKS011 North American Cross-cultural Narratives
SAKS012 Translating North America into Czech (and vice versa): a historical-cultural perspective
SAKS013 Film in the USA: Institutions, Genres, Film-makers, Criticism
SAKS014 Current Topics in American Linguistics
SAKS015 Selected Chapters in Anglophone Linguistic and Cultural Studies of North America
SAKS016 Film in Canada: Institutions, Genres, Film-makers, Criticism
SAKS017 Linguistic analysis of broadcast talk
SAKS018 Decolonization in North America: Environmental Racism, Politics of Consumption and Artivism
SAKS031 Spanish in the U.S.A.
SAKS032 Varieties of Spanish
SAKS033 Image of USA in Mexican literature
SAKS034 Mexican theatre