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Security & Safety Management (Bachelor's combined single-subject)

1st year
1st term
AMBIS:BBK_BESY Security System in the Czech Republic • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_KRI Criminalistics • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_ZAPS Introduction to Psychology • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_ZVP Introduction to Public Law • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_ZOP Introduction to Academic Writing • 91 %
AMBIS:BBK_ANRI Risk Analysis • 52 %
AMBIS:BBK_GBH Global Security Threats • 48 %
AMBIS:BBK_UVSTU Introduction to the study • 48 %
AMBIS:OC_GRST1 Grammatical structures 1 • 17 %
2nd term
AMBIS:BBK_BOR Security of the Municipalities and Regions • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_ISKB Information Systems and Cyber Security • 90 %
AMBIS:BBK_RVR Risk Management and Settlement • 90 %
AMBIS:BBK_UBS Introduction to Security Studies • 90 %
AMBIS:BBK_VSEU Public Administration and the European Union • 90 %
AMBIS:BBK_FODI Forensic disciplines • 70 %
AMBIS:BBK_PIKS Law in information and communication systems • 20 %
AMBIS:BB_OPB Professional experience • 20 %
2nd year
3rd term
AMBIS:BBK_GBH Global Security Threats • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_KRRI Crisis management • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_MAOR Organization Management • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_ZAKR Introduction to Criminology • 100 %
AMBIS:BBK_AJ1B English I • 63 %
AMBIS:BBK_DRTO Drugs and drug addiction • 63 %
AMBIS:BBK_KYKR Cybercrime • 25 %
AMBIS:BBK_ZOP Introduction to Academic Writing • 25 %
AMBIS:BBK_AJ3B English III • 13 %
AMBIS:BBK_FOPS Forensic psychology • 13 %

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