This year's Night of Scientists was attended by over 700 people
This year's event, subtitled 'Wealth,' took place on Friday, 26 September. See how it looked at the Faculty of Arts MU.
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President Pavel praised young people’s interest in public affairs and efforts to make world a better place
Support for Ukraine, the situation in Slovakia, the risks associated with social media, questions about Russia and Belarus, the role of the traditional media, and questions about the new government – these were the topics that resonated during Czech President Petr Pavel’s meeting with MU students.
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Activities of MU aimed at developing cooperation with Brazil in teaching and research continue
In mid-October, an MU delegation took part in a working trip across Brazil. Over the course of two weeks, they visited a number of universities, research centres, and secondary schools.
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Vice-Rector for Research and Development Honored Excellent Doctoral Students
On Thursday, November 6, 36 doctoral students and their supervisors or consultants received the Vice-Rector’s Award for Excellent Results in Doctoral Studies at Masaryk University.
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Communities after Rome: ERC Synergy Grant awarded to MU archaeologists
Archaeologist Jiří Macháček and his team from the Faculty of Arts at Masaryk University have been awarded a prestigious ERC Synergy Grant for 2025.
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Erasmus Days showcased opportunities for international mobility
In mid-October, both students and staff could find out everything about Erasmus programmes.
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MU has over 140 new doctors
At the end of last week, Masaryk University held graduation ceremonies for graduates of doctoral study programmes.
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Slavic and Germanic populations differed in their diets in the Middle Ages. Slavs loved millet porridge
The first Slavs in Central Europe primarily consumed milk, millet, and honey. This distinguished them from the Germans, who instead favoured pork. This is based on extensive analyses of food molecules preserved in pot shards and from the bones of consumed animals. According to current research, the two populations differed not only genetically but also in their lifestyle and diet. This concludes an international study led by Jiří Macháček, Head of the Department of Archaeology and Museology at Masaryk University.
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MUNI defends 601–800 position in THE as competition intensifies
Masaryk University improved its performance in 12 out of the 18 indicators used in the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings amid growing competition. Only three Czech universities made it into the global top 1000.