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26 March 2026

Generative AI for Dissertation and Academic Writing

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Writing a dissertation and academic articles are an integral part of doctoral studies. Join us for a practical overview of generative AI tools provided by Charles University. We’ll navigate the complex landscape of journal policies—from total bans to mandatory disclosures—and clarify the latest Charles University guidelines for thesis writing.


13 April 2026

Introduction to Research Writing

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Learn to write academic texts clearly and persuasively! This webinar, led by a lecturer from the Academic Writing Centre will focus on the abstract, the title, and the writing process.


30 April 2026

Strategic Project Management for Researchers

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Discover an effective way to lead your research projects, allocate resources, identify risks, and develop project ideas.


6 May 2026

Web of Science & Journal Citation Reports for Ph.D.

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Successful doctoral study requires not only doing research, but also knowing how to find relevant literature, track citation impact, and choose suitable journals for publication. This seminar will introduce practical tools and strategies to help you do exactly that.


26 May 2026 – 25 June 2026

Survival Czech 3

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Učím se česky. If you are a Ph.D. student who has finished the first two courses Survival Czech, or you already have basic knowledge of the Czech language wanting to develop, join our second following up webinar. This course will focus on making plans, health, or transportation.


6 October 2026 – 5 November 2026

Survival Czech: Language Course for Total Beginners

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Dobrý den! Are you a Ph.D. student wanting to learn the basics of the Czech language? Join our online language courses for beginners! This course will focus on introduction, shopping, eating and more.


7 October 2026

Study and Internships Abroad for Ph.D. Candidates

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Planning a study stay or internship abroad? Find out about available programs, scholarships, funding, applications and practical tips for a successful mobility.


12 October 2026

Improving Scientific Writing Skills

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Do you want to publish with greater confidence in English? Master the principles of scientific writing and improve the clarity and quality of your academic texts.


14 October 2026

Smart Literature Review and Staying Current

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Feeling overwhelmed by the flood of research papers? Discover tools and strategies that make literature searching easier, help you track new publications, and keep up with advances in your field.


9 November 2026

Doctoral Peer Club: Share Your Written Introduction

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Dissertation, scientific article, conference paper... Academic writing is meant to be read. But do your readers understand your message in the way you intended? Join our workshop and gain valuable feedback from fellow doctoral researchers and an experienced facilitator. Discover how others perceive your text, identify opportunities to improve its clarity and structure, and take your next draft one step further.


10 November 2026 – 10 December 2026

Survival Czech 2

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Ahoj, jmenuji se…. If you are a Ph.D. student who has finished Survival Czech: Language Course for Beginners, join our second following up webinar. This course will focus on apologies, time expressions, or daily routine.


23 November 2026

From Chaos to System: Designing Your Ph.D. Workflow

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Practical time management for Ph.D. facing time chaos in their research. The workshop is focused on managing their study obligations. However, the methods are even helpful for everyday planning beyond doctoral studies.


10 December 2026

Doctoral Peer Club: Title & Abstract

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Dissertation, scientific article, conference paper... Academic writing is meant to be read. But do your readers understand your message in the way you intended? Join our workshop and gain valuable feedback from fellow doctoral researchers and an experienced facilitator. Discover how others perceive your text, identify opportunities to improve its clarity and structure, and take your next draft one step further.