News and events calendar

Events calendar

20 Sep

MjUNI: Matriculation of the year 2025/26

from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

The whole program will be held in the Czech language. The event is intended only for registered students

20 Sep

MUNI SCI PhD Day 2025

from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM

Essential details for current and future PhD students.

25 Sep

Kam na vysokú Roadshow 2025 (Banská Bystrica)

from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM

Come and chat with us about study opportunities at MUNI. In September 2025, we are participating in the regional post-secondary education exhibition Kam na vysokú, in 3 Slovak cities. The event is mainly intended for students...

26 Sep

Noc vědců 2025

from 5:00 PM to 11:55 PM

30 Sep–2 Oct

Kam na vysokú Roadshow 2025 (Poprad - Prešov - Košice)

from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM

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News

28 Apr

Masaryk University's Faculty of Science responds to teacher shortage by opening a new programme for future science teachers

The Czech education system is facing a serious shortage of qualified teachers for the secondary schools. To address this, The Faculty of Science at Masaryk University (MU) is proposing a concrete solution: it is opening admission to a newly accredited programme that offers a pathway to teacher qualifications in mathematics, biology, chemistry and physics.

17 Apr

Chemistry feels like solving ancient codes. How Vojtěch Kučera combines science, karate, and a passion for teaching?

Vojtěch Kučera appreciates the broad scope of education he gained from studying chemistry at the Faculty of Science of Masaryk University. Why does he want to become a high school chemistry teacher? How does he manage all his activities? And in what ways has karate taught him to work with stress and his own emotions?

16 Apr

Earth Day is also Water Day. Therefore, Water Resources Management is the future.

How is the Czech Republic doing when it comes to water reserves? Who is Water Resources Management the ideal field for, and how do its graduates fare? We asked Tomáš Kuchovský and Adam Říčka.

10 Apr

The Invisible Biodiversity Crisis: Global Study Reveals "Dark Diversity" of Plants

Brno and Průhonice, 10. 04. 2025 – According to a new study by a team of more than 200 botanists from around the world, published in the prestigious journal Nature, the vegetation of natural areas is often impoverished by the absence of many plant species that could potentially thrive there. This phenomenon is particularly evident in regions heavily influenced by human activity. Czech scientists also contributed to the extensive research, helping to develop the study’s methodological framework and collecting data from several regions in Bohemia and Moravia.

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