Join us for a guest lecture by doc. PhDr. Lenka Krejčová, Ph.D., an educational psychologist specializing in cognitive science, assessment, and inclusive education.

Lenka Krejčová, Ph.D. is a Czech educational psychologist and former Associate Professor at Charles University. She is co-founder of the Poznávání Laboratory School and director of DYS-centrum Prague, where she focuses on assessment, counseling, and support for learners with diverse needs.

Dr. Krejčová will introduce the concept of laboratory schools—innovative environments where research, teacher education, and classroom practice intersect, enabling the direct application of cognitive science in real educational settings.

The lecture will explore how these “living laboratories” support collaboration between universities and schools, contribute to the professional development of students and future educators, and bring research into everyday teaching practice.

The session will also highlight AAU’s developing partnership with the , creating new opportunities for student internships, research collaboration, and academic exchange—especially for students in the Psychology program.

Come explore how research-driven education can shape the future of learning, and what that future might look like at AAU.

Historians examine the concept of fascism as a political ideology and social phenomenon. Yet, fascism is one of the most frequently used––and most misunderstood––political terms today. What do historians actually mean when they use the concept of fascism? Why has it been so difficult to define? What ideological ideas and myths stood at the core of fascist movements? How did fascist propaganda work, and why was it so appealing to so many people in the 20th century? Come discuss these questions and ask your own.

The lead professor will be Jakub Drabik, AAU History Lecturer.

This year’s graduation ceremony will take place on June 19, 2026, in the beautiful and historic , right in the heart of Prague. All graduating students should keep an eye on their emails—there are important details to come!

This event will bring together Czech Christian and Jewish religious leaders, scholars from European institutions, a delegation from Al-Azhar hosted by the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and representatives of several MENA Embassies who will address contemporary humanitarian challenges—including exclusion, hatred, extremism, terrorism, and war—while promoting the values of shared coexistence, tolerance, and mutual respect.

Through three thematic panels, the conference will examine key questions shaping future collaboration between academia and religious institutions:

Join for an afternoon of open, academic dialogue to address contemporary challenges.

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The President of the United States has announced that official celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence ought to “inspire a renewed love for American history.” 

What does that history actually tell us about America? Is it a story of liberty and hope, of hypocrisy and violence, or some very human mixture of these extremes?

Come to learn about history and this topic which has become so polarizing.

Learn how to craft and communicate your story so that your audience remembers you, an essential skill for interviews and professional success. Upon successful completion of your storytelling workshop, you will receive a Certificate of Completion.

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This is a great opportunity to meet her, ask questions about her vision and ideas, and share your own. 

Light refreshments will be served.

Říhová has presented this book in New York, Chicago and Boston in the fall of 2025, and in London, Oxford and Leipzig in March 2026. She will discuss the novel, her writing process, and contemporary literature more generally with Seth Rogoff at this literary night at the library.

Come meet the new dean and learn about writing from a published author.