Starting this year, Masaryk University has introduced a groundbreaking innovation: contracts with its faculties and institutes. The contracts will be linked to the funding of research at MU.
Masaryk University confirms that it is the most successful institution of its kind in the Czech Republic in obtaining support from the European Union; currently within the framework of calls for postdoctoral projects.
The Brno Ph.D. Talent Award supports aspiring doctoral students in science and engineering in their research. This year, the top twenty-five were awarded a prize of CZK 360,000.
A Lifetime with Language: the Nature and Ontogeny of Linguistic Communication (LangInLife) is the name of an interdisciplinary project that has received nearly 150 million crowns from the Jan Amos Komenský Operational Programme (OP JAK). Pavel Caha is the head of the project to be carried out mainly at the Faculty of Arts.
Improved menus and more effective operation combined with efforts in the area of sustainability. A lot has changed in MU’s canteens this past year, except for the number of customers.
Improved menus and more effective operation combined with efforts in the area of sustainability. A lot has changed in MU’s canteens this past year, except for the number of customers.
Dáša Bohačiaková from the Faculty of Medicine of MU, who specialises in stem cells and cerebral organoids, succeeded in the competition for the prestigious Werner von Siemens Awards this year.
Sofiia Synytska, one of the international students at Masaryk University, shares some tips for having a great time while studying in Brno.