Project
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Faculty
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Annotation
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Budget
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Area of Support
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Sign language dictionary (not only) for Ukrainian deaf refugees
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Teiresiás
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The project extends the online sign language dictionary (Dictio.info) to include Ukrainian sign language and its linking with other relevant languages for citizens residing in the Czech Republic. The extended dictionary will facilitate the adaptation of deaf speakers of Ukrainian sign language who came to the Czech Republic in connection with the war situation in Ukraine. The dictionary will also be used by Czech sign language interpreters and ordinary Czech citizens in basic communication with deaf Ukrainians. |
197 704,-
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1 - Social responsibility
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EnvironMUsica: Education through music for sustainability
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Faculty of Arts
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The project aims to educate about sustainability issues and problems through music. Music is a universal communication tool and, in connection with the themes of sustainability, ecology and circularity, offers a way to convey key perspectives on these issues to the public in a plastic way. The basis of the project is a set of educational activities implemented by MU students and volunteers, in cooperation with other entities. The project also includes the use of eco-friendly 3D printing for the production of musical instruments.
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199 440,-
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1 - Social responsibility
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Universities and the fossil business: rules or the end of cooperation?
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Faculty of Law
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The project analyses the rules of cooperation between universities and private entities with a focus on the fossil business. It examines how individual Czech and foreign educational institutions have rules in place to accept donations or allow other private sector involvement in university activities, especially research and teaching, and whether and how these rules are changing in relation to climate protection requirements. In addition to the policy paper, the project output is a variant proposal for a corresponding MU Directive.
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160 880,-
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1 - Social responsibility
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Active ageing
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Faculty of Sport Studies
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The ratio of seniors to the total population is increasing. For this reason, there is a need to focus on this age group and target the promotion of active ageing aimed at maintaining self-sufficiency and promoting health. Physical activity plays an indispensable role in this area. Promoting physical activity in the home environment is the main objective of this project. Specifically, it involves the creation of educational materials that will serve as a guide to choosing appropriate physical activity for the elderly. |
158 700,-
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3 - Healty Society
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Educating seniors on disinformation, fake news and cyber security
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Faculty of Social Studies
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The funding from the project is intended to support the development and distribution of an educational game for seniors and senior women to educate them in the areas of media literacy and cyber security, as well as the creation of content for related workshops. In addition to playing the game, the workshops will also include a reflection session, where workshop participants will work with Fakescape trainers to evaluate how the game has benefited them and how the knowledge and skills gained can be applied to their own media practices.
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200 000,-
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1 - Social Responsibility
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Not to walk doesn´t mean to stand - Promoting volunteering in para swimming
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Faculty of Sport Studies
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he submitted project Support for volunteer activities in para swimming focuses on helping disabled people and training future volunteers to work in the aquatic environment. The plan of the project is the realization of 2 workshops for professional and lay public, which will include theoretical introduction to the philosophy, activities and methodology of the club, and mainly practical training of usable techniques in individual lessons of para swimming. The aim of the project is to increase the number of volunteers in different areas of the association's activities. |
62 480,-
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1 - Social Responsibility
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F.A.S.T. RUN 2024
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Faculty of Medicine
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The project will include a race run in one of Brno's parks. The aim of the run is to teach participants to recognize and respond to life-threatening diseases using experiential pedagogy methods. The race will be organised by Masaryk University students for primary school pupils and MUNI students. The race offers a unique opportunity to experience life-saving in a real-life environment and promotes health literacy among MUNI students and the wider Brno community. |
200 000,-
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3 - Healty Society
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Improvement of the accompanying cycling infrastructure on the Bohunice University Campus
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Faculty of Science
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Most of the accompanying bicycle infrastructure on the Bohunice University Campus (UKB) does not meet contemporary requirements for safety and functionality. The aim of the project is therefore to design and implement improvements to the mobility infrastructure for cycling at UKB. The outputs of the project will contribute to improving the accessibility of one of the so-called clean modes of transport in accordance with the national and urban sustainable mobility strategies and the MU Strategic Objectives 2021-2028. |
176 283,-
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2 - Sustainable Infrastructure
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MUNI Self Care Hub
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Faculty of Medicine
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The MUNI Selfcare Hub will become a bilingual portal of targeted support and assistance for Czech and English students of the Faculty of Medicine, with the potential to expand to the whole university environment. The vision of supporting students' mental health is based on the initiative of the AS LF MU Student Chamber with the professional guarantee of the Institute of Medical Psychology and Psychosomatics and the Institute of Public Health. The content focuses on mental health, proper diet and appropriate exercise habits during studies. |
200 000,-
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3 - Healty Society
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Festival of Inclusive Culture
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Faculty of Education
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The project aims to support the implementation of a multi-day community cultural event at the Faculty of Arts for the MU academic community and the public. The festival is based on an inclusive concept in the socio-cultural field. The project is implemented by KSIP. The project aims to develop the competences of students and academics through cultural activities. They participate in these activities in artistic and non-artistic ways. |
190 340,-
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1 - Social Responsibility
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Youth education in the e-sport environment
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Faculty of Sport Studies
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E-sports, gaming on PCs or phones, has been a rapidly growing phenomenon in recent years, accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Esports activities pose risks to society and the players themselves, and it is the responsibility of academia to educate young gamers in particular. Due to the extreme intensity, addictive nature and long periods of time spent in front of gaming devices, gamers face a range of health problems commonly found in wider sedentary society, but much earlier and in a more intense form. |
198 295,-
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3 - Healty Society
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Total:
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1 944 122,-
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