- Department of Aesthetics
- Department of Andragogy/Adult Education
- Department of Archaeology
- Department of Archiving and Auxiliary Sciences in History
- Department of Classical and Semitic Philology
- Department of Comparative Religious Studies
- Department of Cultural Studies
- Department of East Asian Studies
- Department of English and American Studies
- Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology
- Department of General History
- Department of German, Dutch and Scandinavian Studies
- Department of History of Visual Arts
- Department of Hungarian Language and Literature
- Department of Journalism
- Department of Languages
- Department of Library and Information Science
- Department of Logic and Methodology of Science
- Department of Marketing Communication
- Department of Musicology
- Department of Pedagogic Science
- Department of Philosophy and of History of Philosophy
- Department of Political Science
- Department of Psychology
- Department of Romance Studies
- Department of Russian Language and Literature
- Department of Slavic Studies
- Department of Slovak History
- Department of Slovak Language
- Department of Slovak Literature and Literary Science
- Department of Sociology
Department of German, Dutch and Scandinavian Studies
The department pursues the research in linguistic and literary studies and in translating in all languages offered within the courses (German, Dutch, Swedish). More attention is being paid to intercultural and interdisciplinary connections and to research beyond the limits of the field. At present the department offers the two-level courses - Bachelor’s and Master’s - in two disciplines. In teacher training the program German language and literature combined with other specializations within the course is offered; in Translating and Interpreting the department offers such programs as German Language and Culture, Dutch Language and Culture, and Swedish Language and Culture, all of them combined with another language. The department offers postgraduate study (PhD.) in all disciplines in both internal and external form, as well as the postgraduate European Course of Conference Interpreting.
