Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University (FSV UK) Bachelor in Social Sciences (SOSCI)
Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University (FSV UK)

Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University (FSV UK)

Bachelor in Social Sciences (SOSCI)

Prague, Czech Republic

Bachelor's degree

3 years

English

Full time

31 Aug 2026*

Oct 2026

EUR 6,000 / per year **

On-Campus

* The interim deadline is 30 June 2026. We strongly recommend these deadlines to the applicants who do not need visa to study in Czechia.

** the Faculty of Social Sciences offers a set of scholarships and fee reductions

Key Summary

    About : The Bachelor in Social Sciences (SOSCI) offers a comprehensive exploration of social theories, research methods, and real-world applications. Students engage with various topics including psychology, sociology, and political science over the course of three years of study. This program emphasizes critical thinking and the development of transferable skills applicable across multiple sectors.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue diverse career paths such as social work, community development, human resources, and roles in government and non-profit organizations. The program equips students to analyze social issues and devise solutions effectively, making them valuable assets in various professional fields.

The program is based on an interdisciplinary approach to develop your analytical skills in the field of social sciences. You will explore current issues that are transdisciplinary in nature, such as coping with complexity, governance, mediatization of social relationships or the interaction between society, technology and the natural environment. The second pillar of the program is the methodology of social research, which we consider a prerequisite for developing analytical skills and for finding effective solutions to complex issues. We teach both analytical and interpretative approaches. The emphasis we put on the preparation of your Bachelor’s thesis will contribute not only to the development of your soft skills, but will also serve as a preparation for project-oriented research.

In the courses, we will introduce you to various disciplines, such as sociology, public policy, media studies, political science, social anthropology, economics, or environmentalism. The composition of elective courses corresponds to the large and assorted portfolio of courses offered by our faculty and allows you to profile yourself, also with a view to follow-up studies.