Semester in Rome without rose-tinted glasses
The heart of Italy, also known as the Eternal City: that’s where Martin Sochorec, an Art History student from the MU Faculty of Arts, spent the spring semester.
Brno is more than just a place to study; it's a vibrant, authentic community where traditional Central European charm meets a progressive, international spirit.Recognized as one of the most popular student cities globally, Brno offers a perfect blend of high-quality education and affordable living. Our city has always been popular among students. Being home to five public and private universities with a student population of more than 100,000, it offers a multicultural environment, varied leisure-time options, reliable public transport, and a vivid nightlife.
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The heart of Italy, also known as the Eternal City: that’s where Martin Sochorec, an Art History student from the MU Faculty of Arts, spent the spring semester.
For the second year running, Masaryk University (MU) has climbed in the THE ranking, which tracks how higher education institutions contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This year, MU placed 201–300 globally out of 1,603 assessed universities and ranked first among Czech institutions.
Another meeting within the RIFF project focused on health and food, the environment, data infrastructure, and digitalization.
The Experientia Foundation has awarded a grant to a graduate of Masaryk University, enabling her to establish her own research group at the Faculty of Science.
Last week at the Faculty of Social Studies brought not only the celebration of Faculty Day, but also the second edition of the Masaryk University Staff Training Week (MUST Week). The event was co-organized by the International Relations Office together with the Research and Project Support Office.
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