Irena Radová, head of the Department of Classical Studies at Masaryk University’s Faculty of Arts, was elected as the new Dean of the Faculty on 10 January. In a secret ballot, she received more votes than Markéta Kulhánková, her competitor for the job.
On Wednesday, 15 December, the president of the Czech Republic signed decrees appointing 80 professors, 10 of whom work at Masaryk University.
Two candidates, both from the Department of Classical Studies, are vying to become dean of the Faculty of Arts in 2022–2026. Who will take over the reins from the current dean, Milan Pol, will be decided on 10 January.
A summary of the most important and most interesting things that happened at Masaryk University in 2021.
Second MUNI Scientist Awards granted at the annual conference of the Grant Agency of Masaryk University.
Next year, the city of Brno will be celebrating the 200th birthday of G. J. Mendel. Involved in the festivities will be Masaryk University, which recently began publishing the findings of a comprehensive research project focused on this ground-breaking scientist.
Forty graduates of doctoral programmes and their lecturers have recently accepted from Vice-rector for research and doctoral studies Šárka Popíšilová an award for excellent achievements in their doctoral studies at Masaryk University.
MUNI Innovation Award – new Masaryk University award has its first winners.
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