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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"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
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Alexandr Paťava, a student at the Faculty of Sports Studies, returned from the Paralympics having achieved something extraordinary. As a guide for biathlete Carina Edlinger, he helped her win a gold and a silver medal, contributing to one of the most remarkable performances of this year’s Paralympics. On Wednesday's MUNI DAY, Paťava will provide honorary bulls for the floorball derby CAMPUS vs. CITY. The match starts in the Ball Sports Hall of the Faculty of Sports Studies at 2 p.m.
Fulbright Scholar Marci Lobel is teaching at Masaryk University about what we don’t know about women‘s health and examines the effects of stress on pregnancy.
Masaryk University's RIFF project introduced research facilities to Ukrainian representatives.
Renata Sasková studies Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies at Masaryk University. She is currently spending her sixth semester on an exchange stay in the South Korean city of Ulsan. In her travel diary, she offers an authentic account of everything happening around her.
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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