Irena Kašparová, M.A., Ph.D.

Assistant professor, Department of Sociology

office: 3.48
Joštova 218/10
602 00 Brno

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phone:	+420 549 49 6343
e‑mail:	45029@mail.muni.cz

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Basic information

Office hours

Wed. 10:00 - 11:30, room 348
Bc. and Mgr. thesis are consulted outside these times, accodring to individual timetable.

Courses taught

Autumn 2016 at Faculty of Social Studies

Research Practice
Roma in Central Europe
Social Anthropology - tutorials
Thesis Project (SAN240a, SAN246, SAN247, SOC241a, SOC535a)
Thesis Project- SAN
Thesis seminar (SOC241, SOC535)
Thesis seminar SAN

Spring 2016 at Faculty of Social Studies

Critical Interpretation of Religion
Research Practice
Thesis Project (SAN246, SAN247, SOC241a, SOC535a)
Thesis Project- SAN
Thesis seminar (SOC241, SOC535)
Thesis seminar SAN

Autumn 2015 at Faculty of Social Studies

Anthropological Theories
Introduction to Social Anthropology
Research Practice
Social Anthropology - tutorials
Thesis Project (SAN246, SAN247, SOC241a, SOC535a)
Thesis Project- SAN
Thesis seminar (SOC241, SOC535)
Thesis seminar SAN

Spring 2015 at Faculty of Social Studies

Anthropological Research
Critical Interpretation of Religion
Field Research Experience
Research Practice
Thesis Project (SAN246, SAN247, SOC241a, SOC535a)
Thesis Project- SAN
Thesis seminar (SOC241, SOC535)
Thesis seminar SAN

Autumn 2014 at Faculty of Social Studies

Anthropological Research
Anthropological Theories
Introduction to Social Anthropology
Research Practice
Social Anthropology - tutorials
Thesis Project (SAN246, SAN247, SOC241a, SOC535a)
Thesis Project- SAN
Thesis seminar (SOC241, SOC535)
Thesis seminar SAN

Spring 2014 at Faculty of Social Studies

Fieldwork
Roma People I.
Thesis Project (SAN246, SAN247, SOC241a, SOC535a)
Thesis Project- SAN
Thesis seminar (SOC241, SOC535)
Thesis seminar SAN

Autumn 2013 at Faculty of Social Studies

Spring 2013 at Faculty of Social Studies

Spring 2012 at Faculty of Social Studies

Autumn 2009 at Faculty of Social Studies

Thesis Project
Thesis seminar (SAN219, SOC219, SOC517)

Spring 2009 at Faculty of Social Studies