Open Days held on January 25 and 28, 2020, and more than 700 applicants for Bachelor‘s or Master‘s degree programs (following the Bachelor‘s one) came to the faculty.
At both the Kotlářská and Bohunice campuses, general info sessions were provided on how to apply, how the admission procedure works, in which cases they may forego the admission procedure, and what studying at the Faculty of Science actually entails. At the booths of individual departments, they obtained detailed information about specific study programs from our students, covering fields such as geography, geology, physics, or mathematics at Kotlářská and anthropology, biochemistry, biology and chemistry at the Bohunice campus. Tours of the teaching laboratories and an opportunity to look into the world of microorganisms enjoyed great interest.
Find a photo gallery from Open Days here.
A team of botanists has revealed significant changes in the distribution of species in the Czech flora. Their study, published in the international scientific journal Biological Conservation, analyzed the decline and increase of individual plant species in the Czech Republic since 1960.
In March, meetings were held between faculty representatives and students who are members of the programme councils. Why are they essential for addressing feedback from the course opinion poll? We asked Vice-Dean Markéta Munzarová.
