1–20 Nov
2015
Brno
International City in the Heart of Europe
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.
Why Faculty of Social Studies?
- Masaryk University is ranked 2nd in the Czech Republic and 430th globally at QS World University Rankings.
- We asses applications continuously. Submit early to receive your decision on time and secure your visa months ahead.
- Our entire admission process, including interviews and tests, is completed online. No travel required until your studies begin.
- Join 400+ international students from more than 70 countries. Benefit from a multicultural environment, specialized support, and diverse social and study opportunities.
Student experiences
Hear directly from our international students about studying at FSS and living in Brno.
"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
A Truly International Faculty
400+
International Students
70+
Countries Respresented
18
Degree Programmes in English
6th
Most Popular Student City
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Events and News from FSS and MUNI
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ERC grant for research on slavery in the early Middle Ages
Archaeogeneticist Zuzana Hofmanová from Masaryk University has been awarded a prestigious ERC grant, which will enable her team to investigate the origins, movements and living conditions of enslaved people across Europe.
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“Czechs Are Kind,” says an American learning Czech.
Roman Conley Beck, a descendant of Czech compatriots, is learning the language of his ancestors thanks to a summer school at Masaryk University and the films of Jiří Menzel.
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Masaryk University to train clinical embryologists for the whole world
From academic year 2027/2028, the MU Faculty of Medicine will newly offer its unique Embryology degree programme in English.
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Masaryk University and Czech Ministry of Health to connect healthcare education and practice
Masaryk University and the Czech Ministry of Health aim to jointly develop the training of non-physician healthcare professionals. The new memorandum supports lifelong learning and modern teaching methods, and is intended to facilitate the transfer of research findings into teaching and clinical practice.
The Second MUST Week at FSS Successfully Concluded
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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We are a proud holder of the HR Excellence in Research Award, a European certificate recognizing the quality of HR processes.