From the war to the Faculty of Arts: The academic community welcomes three experts from Ukraine
The Faculty has joined the Staff Support Programme - Ukraine and welcomed Ukrainian refugees among its academic staff on 1 April 2022.
How do Masaryk University scholarships help Ukrainian students deal with their difficult situation? Six of them have told M Magazine about their experience.
Jan Pavlík, the former director of the Centre for International Cooperation of Masaryk University, sat down with M Magazine to talk about the 40 years he spent working at MU.
Assistant professors, researchers and lecturers are just some of the positions offered by Masaryk University to academics and experts arriving in the Czech Republic from Ukraine.
MU is modifying the rules in the white traffic-light system based on new government measures. The new rules will be effective as of Monday, 14 March.
On Monday, 7 March, the university traffic-light system will move from green to white. The only restrictions that will apply at the university are those established by the government.
Ukrainian students enrolled at Masaryk University are anxiously following the news out of their country. M Magazine spoke to two of them about the current situation.
The management of Masaryk University is shocked and appalled by the developments in Ukraine, where Russia has launched and is prosecuting premeditated military aggression against a neighbouring independent country.
In response to the situation in Ukraine, Masaryk University has announced the possibility to provide financial aid for educational and humanitarian purposes. A donation can be made via MU Shopping Centre.