doc. Mgr. Jan Osička, Ph.D.

Associate professor, Department of International Relations and European Studies

office: 4.35
Joštova 218/10
602 00 Brno

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phone:	+420 549 49 6896
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Basic information

Office hours

Room 4.35: Monday 12:45-13:45 (contact me first via e-mail)

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Courses taught

Autumn 2020 at Faculty of Social Studies

Electricity Industry: Renewable Energy
Energy Politics
Energy Security: Base and Implications for Functioning of International System
Individual Study Plan I
Internship (ESSn5900, MEBn5900)
Methodology of politics and international relations research (MVZ174, MVZb1003)
Oil and Gas Industry
Pedagogical Practicum
Research Methods and Tools
Seminar on the academic publishing I.
Seminar on the academic publishing II.

Spring 2020 at Faculty of Social Studies

Carbon Capture & Storage: Lessons Learned and the Prospects
Contemporary Trends II.
Doctoral Thesis I.
Doctoral Thesis II.
Economics of Energy Corporations II.
Individual Study Plan I
Internship (ESS428, ESSn5900, MEB422, MEBn5900)
Internship – Energy Security
Pedagogical Practicum
Presentation of the Research Design
Seminar on the academic publishing I.
Seminar on the academic publishing II.
Social Science Methodology (ESS401, ESSn4001, MEB431, MEBn4003)

Autumn 2019 at Faculty of Social Studies

Doctoral Thesis I.
Doctoral Thesis II.
Energy Commodities II. (ESS417, ESSn5017)
Energy Security: Base and Implications for Functioning of International System (MVZ211, MVZb2011)
Exploring Energy Security: An Introduction (ESS403, ESSn4003)
Individual Study Plan I
Internship (ESS428, ESSn5900, MEB422, MEBn5900)
Introduction to Energy Security: Related Concepts
Methodology of politics and international relations research (MVZ174, MVZb1003)
Pedagogical Practicum
Research Methods and Tools
Seminar on the academic publishing I.
Seminar on the academic publishing II.
Technical and Economical Aspects of Energy I (MEB416, MEBn5016)

Spring 2019 at Faculty of Social Studies

Carbon Capture & Storage: Lessons Learned and the Prospects
ContemporaryTrends II.
Economics of Energy Corporations II.
Internship (ESS428, MEB422)
Internship – Energy Security
Social Science Methodology (ESS401, MEB431)

Autumn 2018 at Faculty of Social Studies

Spring 2018 at Faculty of Social Studies

Carbon Capture & Storage: Lessons Learned and the Prospects
Economics of Energy Corporations II.
Energy Commodities I.
Internship (ESS428, MEB422)
Internship – Energy Security
Social Science Methodology (ESS401, MEB431)
Technical and Economical Aspects of Energy II

Autumn 2017 at Faculty of Social Studies

Spring 2017 at Faculty of Social Studies