University measures taken regarding COVID-19
- MU is operating following the university traffic-light system. The risk assessment level is currently WHITE. It is not compulsory to wear respirators in all MU buildings.
- All covid-19 policies related to entering the country have been suspended. See also current restrictions in the Czech Republic.
- If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, please use this app.
Important information
MU is operating following the university traffic-light system. The university currently has a “WHITE LIGHT” rating, determined by the MU Crisis Board. University faculties, institutes, and offices may declare a higher alert level than the university-wide level or introduce stricter rules than elsewhere at the university. Follow the websites of individual faculties and the colour-coded signs hanging on the exteriors of MU buildings.
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Canteens: menu for students for CZK 85 starting in March
Masaryk University canteens operate in streamlined regime, offering five options a day for affordable prices.
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Preventive online training for all students and staff as part of security measures at MU
The text message (SMS) early warning system, the police “intervention cards” for MU buildings and the database of MU emergency contacts for the Czech Police in the event of an immediate threat represent a significant strengthening of the security measures that MU management and the MU Security Emergency Board have been working hard on since the beginning of the year.
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Australian studies law completely online. Her first in-person class was at Masaryk
For more than forty years, students at Deakin University in Melbourne have been able to study their entire degree programme off-campus. Australian Emma Bolton is also completing her Bachelor's degree in this way. In her four years of study, she has never had a full-time class - until now at Masaryk University.
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He's been digitizing Erasmus for five years. Now MU is champion
For nearly 17 years programmer Jiří Petrželka has been developing a system for administering exchange programmes for the Information System of the Centre for International Cooperation, and for the past five years he has been working on digitizing Erasmus. For his efforts, he has received the Rector's Award and recognition from the European Union.
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