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Irena Radová to become new Dean of the MU Faculty of Arts
Irena Radová, head of the Department of Classical Studies at Masaryk University’s Faculty of Arts, was elected as the new Dean of the Faculty on 10 January. In a secret ballot, she received more votes than Markéta Kulhánková, her competitor for the job.
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Brno ranked as the second most attractive city in Europe
Time Out, the renowned British travel magazine, rates Brno as the second most attractive city to visit in Europe.
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How was 2021 at Masaryk University?
A summary of the most important and most interesting things that happened at Masaryk University in 2021.
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MUNI Scientist Awards recognise the university’s excellent achievements in research
Second MUNI Scientist Awards granted at the annual conference of the Grant Agency of Masaryk University.