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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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Thematic blocks: 1. Definition of the area, basic geographical information. 2. Historical milestones of Northwest Bohemia. 3. Regional topographical, tourist and national history literature. 4. Preparation of seminar projects. 5. Ethnographic minimum of the region. 6. Memory and presentation institutions of the region - museums, galleries, open-air museums. 7. Cities of the region and their heritage. 8. Castles, châteaus and forts of the region. 9. Sacral monuments of the region. 10. Monasteries. 11. Natural monuments. 12. Saxon cultural heritage. 13. Excursions. 14. Credit test, presentation of seminar projects.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified, unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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On this course, students learn in more detail about Northwest Bohemia and its monuments, as well as its natural attractions and overall tourism potential. In the spirit of this subject, Northwest Bohemia is not only defined by the territory of the present-day Ústí Region, but also includes the adjacent areas of the Karlovy Vary and Liberec Regions. Attention is focused not only on attractive tourist sites but also on previously neglected sites with the potential for future use in the presentation of cultural heritage. Course graduates gain a general overview of the cultural and historical face of the region and competence in the preparation of their own thematic excursion projects.
Graduates have knowledge of the historical development of the Ústí Region and the neighbouring areas of Saxony. They are familiar with the basic geographical division of the area of interest. They have the competence to develop their own thematic programmes and excursions focusing on the cultural heritage of the region, including cross-border activities.
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Prerequisites
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none
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
Active participation in teaching, continuous performance of assigned secondary tasks, elaboration and successful presentation of the student?s own seminar project.
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Recommended literature
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