The first week of the autumn semester (September 18th - September 24th) will take place in an online environment. Detailed information will be sent to students via email through the IS (Information System). Starting from Monday, September 25th, the building will be fully accessible, and regular classes will begin. The Study Department is already accessible during current official hours.
Graduation ceremonies (on September 20th and 21st) and the Open Day (on September 23rd) will take place in person at the FSS MU building as originally planned. The Central Library of FSS MU will be accessible to visitors (except during the Open Day tours) starting from Monday, September 25th, during regular opening hours.
The longest restrictions will be in the basement of the building, where the most extensive repairs are taking place. Therefore, the café and cafeteria, Dět-ko, and the student club will only be accessible from October onwards. This restriction will not affect the lower part of Atria Iva Možného.
The Czech Science Foundation (GA ČR) has announced calls for project proposals in the areas of Standard Projects, JUNIOR STAR, POSTDOC INDIVIDUAL FELLOWSHIP, and International Projects, as well as a new scheme, the Restart Grants, designed for researchers resuming their careers after a break.
The Rome Summer Institute, the summer school of the Department of Social Policy and Social Work in Rome, is an excellent opportunity for both students and academics. It offers international collaboration, exchange of experience, and professional development in an inspiring environment. Participants gain new perspectives on social issues and establish valuable contacts.
