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21 May
Dies academicus 2026
Rector of Masaryk University Martin Bareš is pleased to invite you to Dies academicus. The ceremony will take place on 21 May 2026 at 15:00 in the Karel Engliš Great Hall of Masaryk University (Veveří 70, Brno). The ceremony...
23 May
MjUNI at the Faculty of Informatics and the Faculty od Law
MjUNI offers a chance for pupils and students from 9 to 18 years of age to experience the life of a university student first-hand. The whole program will be held in the Czech language. The event is intended only for...
7 Nov
Open Day 2026
Are you interested in studying at a university? We invite you to the Open Day 2026, where you will learn everything you need to know about Masaryk University's study programmes! Register on our website and choose the program...
7 Nov
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From electrician to PhD – a life shaped by fitness
Jan Caha, a graduate of the Faculty of Sports Studies, discovered bodybuilding and fitness at a young age. That passion eventually led him to Masaryk University and has shaped both his professional and personal life.
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I love working in theatre and intercultural encounters
Professor Pavel Drábek teaches drama and theatre practice, history and theory at the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. He translates older English drama, and writes opera librettos and plays for the radio and the theatre. He spends his holidays in the Czech Republic.
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MU holds another reunion for international community
Masaryk University continued with the activities of the programme for international graduates launched last year and organised another outdoor barbecue, with almost 100 participants from 21 countries attending.
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MU graduate helped translate words for Czech-Ukrainian picture dictionary
Masaryk University graduate Jitka Janů contributed to the Czech-Ukrainian picture dictionary developed by the Berlin-based TüftelAkademie. She did not translate the words directly from Czech but via German.