Arts & Humanities
The School of Arts & Humanities (SAH) offers a modern, interdisciplinary education at bachelor's and master's levels across four undergraduate programs: Psychology; Humanities, Society, & Culture; Journalism & Media Studies; and Visual Art Studies.
- Psychology (Major)
- Humanities, Society, and Culture (Major)
- Humanities, Society and Culture: Sociology, Psychology and Leadership
- Humanities, Society, and Culture: Creative Writing and Storytelling
- Journalism and Media Studies (Major)
- Journalism and Media Studies: Public Relations and Marketing
- Visual Art Studies (Major)
About the School
The undergraduate programs offered within the School of Arts & Humanities provide a firm grounding in a broad spectrum of subjects, including psychology, sociology, literature, philosophy, history, art history, studio art, reporting, writing, visual culture, and new media.
A flexible curriculum, with multiple elective and concentration options, allows you to customize your degree according to your personal interests and aspirations. You will have the opportunity to engage with a diverse group of esteemed scholars and professionals, while encountering varied perspectives and becoming acquainted with a comprehensive range of theoretical, research, and creative methods. This knowledge you will then be put into practice, ultimately developing into a proficient and versatile, well-rounded professional.
School Bodies
- Department of Social Sciences – Chair: Joshua Hayden, Ed.D
- Department of History and Philosophy – Chair: Gerald Power, Ph.D.
- Department of Art, Culture & Literature – Chair: Ted Turnau, Ph.D, M.Div
Degree Program Guarantors
- Psychology – doc. PhDr. Gabriela Malkova, Ph.D.
- Journalism and Media Studies – Seth Rogoff, Ph.D.
- Visual Art Studies – Mgr. Karolina Dolanská, Ph.D.
Meet the people
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Gerald Power, Ph.D.
Lecturer, Chair of Department of History and Philosophy gerald.power@aauni.edu -
Seth Rogoff, Ph.D.
Lecturer, Chair of the Department of Journalism & Media Studies seth.rogoff@aauni.edu
School news
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Find out more on Totem by Czech Sculptor Barbora Vovsová Unveiled at AAUTotem by Czech Sculptor Barbora Vovsová Unveiled at AAU
AAU welcomed a new work of contemporary art to its campus on October 8 with the official unveiling of Totem, a maple wood sculpture by Czech artist Barbora Vovsová. Students, faculty, and staff gathered in the AAU courtyard for a symbolic welcome ceremony inspired by the Pacific Northwest Indigenous tradition of the potlatch, centered around […]
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Find out more on Alumna Nicole Stava Brings Contemporary Art to BechynÄ› CastleAlumna Nicole Stava Brings Contemporary Art to BechynÄ› Castle
Swiss‑born Nicole Marie Therese Stava has turned the historic BechynÄ› Castle into a vibrant hub for contemporary art, blending the castle’s storied past with daring new installations. A former youngest head of Christie’s Central European office and a former art‑market consultant, Stava now leads the “SouÄ�asné umÄ›nà a sochaÅ™ský parkâ€� project that attracts hundreds of Czech and […]
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Find out more on AAU President Jiřà Schwarz Comments on the Debate Over Shorter Summer HolidaysAAU President Jiřà Schwarz Comments on the Debate Over Shorter Summer Holidays
Should summer holidays in the Czech Republic be shorter? AAU President doc. Ing. Jiřà Schwarz, CSc. recently weighed in on the debate in a commentary published by Hospodářské noviny, considering the proposal from both an educational and economic perspective. Schwarz notes that considering shortening the current 62-day summer break to six weeks would not increase […]