Charles University

• Level: Master’s (post-bachelor)
• Focus: Instrument teaching and music education didactics
• Target settings: Lower and upper secondary schools and basic music education institutions
• Delivery format: Not specified in the provided record (please confirm with the university)
• Credits/Duration: Not specified in the provided record (please confirm with the university)
• Language of instruction: Not specified in the provided record (please confirm with the university)
• Tuition fees: Not specified in the provided record
• Start dates: Not specified in the provided record

Programme Structure

The programme combines advanced education-science training with instrument teaching, music education didactics, and supervised teaching practice. Course content is organised around the following academic areas:

• Pedagogy
• Psychology
• General Didactics
• Special Pedagogy
• General and Social Pedagogy
• General, Developmental and Social Psychology

Teaching practice and application: The curriculum includes a practical component in school environments, where you apply didactic methods and refine your teaching skills under guidance.

Creative and educational activities: You develop deeper competence in music education through creative work and didactic reflection, linking musical content to learning objectives and student needs.

Work Permits

Post-study work options: After completing your Master’s degree, you may be eligible to apply for a residence/work permit to stay in the country where you studied, depending on local immigration rules.

• Eligibility: Typically requires proof of successful completion of your programme and compliance with the conditions of your student residence permit.
• Duration: The permitted length of stay for job-seeking or employment varies by country and by the type of permit you apply for.
• Employment requirements: Some routes require you to secure a job offer or meet salary/qualification thresholds.
• Timing: Applications are usually submitted before your current residence permit expires.

Country-specific note (Czech Republic): Rules for post-study residence and work permits in the Czech Republic depend on your study status and the permit category available at the time of application. Please check the latest guidance from the Czech Ministry of the Interior or the official immigration portal for the most accurate requirements.