Dalibor Havel

Dalibor Havel serves as Professor and Deputy Head of the Institute of Auxiliary Historical Sciences and Archives at Masaryk University's Faculty of Arts in Brno, Czech Republic. His institutional leadership extends to program boards for Archival Studies and Auxiliary Historical Sciences bachelor's and master's degrees, alongside membership in the Industry Council for Auxiliary Historical Sciences.

His research centers on historical auxiliary sciences with emphasis on:

• Archival documentation systems
• Medieval diplomatic material analysis
• Latin script evolution from antiquity to modern era
• Manuscript culture and codicology
• Seal studies (sphragistics)
• Historical methodology frameworks

Professor Havel teaches specialized courses including Latin script in medieval contexts, edition of diplomatic materials, and archival science seminars across all academic levels. He supervises bachelor's, master's, and doctoral theses while directing the Scriptorium Brunense Summer School of Auxiliary Historical Sciences. His academic service includes administering state examinations for archival science degrees and coordinating international scholarly activities.