The Faculty of Arts Atlas of Species
Both solitary and extroverted species can be observed in the ecosystem of the Faculty of Arts. However, they all live in symbiosis with each other. Become part of their natural habitat.
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Current measures at MU in the event of a flood
Masaryk University has taken precautionary measures in connection with the risk of flooding in MU buildings and workplaces, including dormitories. The Faculty of Education has cancelled classes and services in MU dormitories have been severely restricted. Follow the situation here as it develops.
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European Sustainability Week at MU is back
MU is once again an active participant in the European Sustainability Week. Mobility is this year’s key topic.
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MU awarded the best pictures from placements abroad and in Brno
This year, Masaryk University once again held a competition for the best photo from foreign studies with the motto "You won't experience this in Brno". A new photo contest for foreign students on the topic "Only in Brno" has been added. The six winning images come from the cameras of students of three faculties and from the summer school.
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We speak Czech not only in classes but also in our free time
Yana Dmyterchuk and Silvia Podsednik met in the Summer School of Slavonic (Czech) Studies organised by the Department of Czech for Foreigners. Now they have worked as guides for the event for three years in a row.
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MU secures its ranking among top 500 universities worldwide
Masaryk University is among world’s top 500 universities for the third time, according to the most recent Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU). MU is the only Czech university to improve its ranking by two hundred places since 2021.
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I would like to see security fully implemented throughout university
Since April, Masaryk University has a security manager. Pavel Bojanovský is an alumnus of the Faculty of Law with vast experience in the Police of the Czech Republic.
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MU to build new research station for its archaeologists
Masaryk University Rector became an archaeologist for a while at the Těšetice-Kyjovice site.
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Students from all over the world will spend four weeks speaking Czech
A total of 101 students from 31 countries from all over the world are taking part in this year's Summer School of Slavonic (Czech) Studies, which has been organised regularly for over half a century by the Department of Czech for Foreigners at the Faculty of Arts.