December's snowfall showed that we don't lack creativity and playfulness
In hindsight, it also reminds us of the cruel transience of all human endeavors.
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Students will use tablets to take their LPTs this year
This year’s applicants for studies at Masaryk University will encounter a few changes in the admission procedure. The “Learning Potential Test” (LPT, abbreviated TSP in Czech) required by most faculties will still be taken by applicants in person, but they will write it using tablet computers.
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MU to increase PhD scholarships to CZK 15,000
Masaryk University’s PhD students can look forward to significant improvement of their financial situation. The amount of support granted to full-time doctoral study programme students will be increased by 25%, from CZK 12,000 to CZK 15,000 per month, according to the most recent measure issued by Rector Martin Bareš.
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Snow at Masaryk University
A few days before Christmas, the first snow of the year covered the buildings of Masaryk University. Look at how the faculties and other university departments look under the snowcap.
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Scientists across MU fields accept MUNI Scientist awards
The Grant Agency of Masaryk University held its annual conference in the Augustinian Abbey last Wednesday, 30 November. It included, for the third time, the MUNI Scientist Award ceremony.
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Masaryk University has new professors
Czech President Miloš Zeman has signed appointment decrees for new professors nominated by the scientific and artistic councils of Czech universities. Seven of them are connected with Masaryk University.
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Faculty of Arts library wins architecture award
Twenty years after opening the Faculty of Arts central library won an award from the Czech Chamber of Architects for qualitative contribution to society. The award makes it one of ten best buildings in the Czech Republic in terms of quality.
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Students will test their knowledge in TV quiz show
Last Sunday the 2022 FIFA World Cup started, as did a special series of the famous Czech Television quiz show AZ-kvíz. The programme will pair Masaryk University students against celebrities and Czech Television personalities. Part of the winnings from the famous “ATM” will be donated to the volunteer centre MUNI HELPS.
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I was pleasantly surprised by MU and Brno, says Canadian student
Inga Palsson studied psychology in Montreal, but she was not very keen on it, so she was wondering about going to study in Europe. In the end, she chose the English Language and Literature programme at MU, where she could study literature and linguistics at the same time, which she found very interesting.