400+
International Students
70+
Countries Respresented
18
Degree Programmes in English
6th
Most Popular Student City
Why Brno?
- located in one of the safest countries in the world
- city of students including a large number of foreigners
- high quality of life including rich gastronomic scene
Brno has always been popular among students. Being home to 5 public and private universities with a student population of 100,000, it has offered a multicultural environment, varied leisure-time options, reliable public transport, and a vivid nightlife.
Why Faculty of Social Studies?
Masaryk University is ranked second in the Czech Republic and 408th in the world in the QS World University Rankings.
The Faculty of Social Studies advocates principles of equal and fair treatment, diversity and inclusion. We strive, as a faculty, to create a community that connects us all through our drive for knowledge, education and research, acknowledging equitable interpersonal relationships and our responsibility to society and the environment.
What did our students say?
"I knew Brno was the right fit for me when I first arrived - I was amazed to see the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul" Anjanette Jianna Umali, International Relations and European Politics
"Diversity and presence of the students is a huge asset for Brno" Evangeline Moore, Conflict and Democracy Studies
News from FSS
News from MUNI
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Scientists discover a new fertility-related protein in worms
Scientists from the Faculty of Medicine at Masaryk University have discovered a protein that helps ensure the correct distribution of genetic information during the formation of reproductive cells. In worms and mice, it affects fertility; in humans, a similar gene has been described in connection with developmental defects.
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Pavel Plevka has been elected a new member of the scientific organisation EMBO
Structural biologist Pavel Plevka from the CEITEC research centre at Masaryk University has been elected a new member of the prestigious European Molecular Biology Organization.
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Masaryk University has transformed lifelong and distance education
The MUNI 3.2.1 project has brought a reorganization of lifelong learning, micro-credentials, new study programmes, as well as greater digitalisation of studies and increased safety of distance learning.
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MU Erasmus student diary – part 5.
Renata Sasková studies Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies. She is spending her fourth semester in Istanbul as part of an Erasmus study stay. And she authentically describes what is happening around her.
