Research in the Department of Social Geography and Regional Development has long been focused on uncovering the key processes and mechanisms of inequalities caused by social and regional differences. The goal of the research is to understand the development and extent of regional, demographic, socio-economic and socio-cultural differences in society during the post-totalitarian and post-industrial transformation.

In this section, you can familiarize yourself with areas currently being addressed in the department and with research which has been published in professional journals.

 
 
 
The department has research teams that are organized in the following research centers: 

In the long term, we are aiming to build partnerships with top universities and institutions worldwide, both individually and departmentally. One major long-term collaboration is with Dartmouth College (USA), which includes the American Semester programme, which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2018. We have also had an ongoing partnership with the University of Massachusetts, Lowell (USA) since 2013, in which we offer an intensive course on migration for both American and Czech students.

 
 
 
In the following section, you can view currently solved projects and grants solved for various contracting authorities (GAČR, GAUK, TAČR, FP7, sector ministries, etc.).