American student interested in working at NATO gains experience at MU
American student Samuel Handy would like to work for NATO or teach English somewhere in Russia in the future. That’s why he chose Masaryk.
Masaryk University is aware of its role in society and, in line with its strategy, leads its students and employees to act responsibly with energy, water and waste.
In line with its strategic plan, Masaryk University is announcing a call for proposals of student projects supporting its sustainable development. The parameters of the call can be found at the link below, filling it out is electronic and simple. Let's make Masaryk University even better and more sustainable together!
We are involved in dozens of European and national research projects with a direct impact on the quality of life of people not only in the South Moravian region.
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We acquaint students with global challenges and the latest trends, and lead them to take responsibility for themselves, the environment and society.
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A sustainably and responsibly managed institution that creates a functional and inspiring environment for excellent education and research.
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Mutual respect, solidarity and partnership in all dealings are among the basic democratic values that are also an integral part of MU's internal culture.
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Sustainability-focused research, education and awareness-raising within academia and society at large are key steps to integrate relevant principles into all societal processes towards a sustainable future.
Masaryk University sees its responsibility and contributes not only to the sustainability of its own activities and premises, but also to the sustainability of the urban and regional ecosystem and to the Sustainable Development Goals at the global level.
Do you have a tip on how MUNI could be more sustainable? Would you like to share your experience with sustainability at MUNI? Write to us about it.
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“At Masaryk University we perceive environmental protection and sustainable development as a clear priority. A number of our excellent institutes have been working on these topics for a long time, whether it is research on the impact of toxic substances on humans and nature or education for ecological enterpreneurship. The principles of sustainability and environmental friendliness are also applied in the daily operation of the dozens of buildings in which the university is housed throughout the Moravian metropolis.”
Prof. MUDr. Martin Bareš, Ph.D.
rector