Univerzita Karlova, Prague

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Univerzita Karlova, Prague, founded in 1348, was divided into Czech and German institutions by the Vienna government in 1882. These operated in parallel until 1939, when the Czech institution was closed by Nazi occupation. After 1945, the German institution was abolished and the Czech Charles University revived.

Representatives
Europeaum Academic Council members: 
  • Professor Václav Hampl, Rector [also a co-opted member of the new Board of Trustees]
  • Professor Luboš Tichy (Law)
  • Professor Lenka Rovná (west-european studies)
Additional (and former) members: 
  • Associate Professor Ludá Klusaková (General History)
  • Professor Frantisek Turnovec (economics)
Europaeum Liaison Officer - Member Europaeum Co-ordianators' Group: 
Local Enquiries and advice: 

Univerzita Karlova v Praze
Ovocny trh 3/5
116 36 Praha 1
Czech Republic
Telephone: +420 2 24491111

University website