We invite you to Teachers' Week. Sign up for summer courses. Visit the new exhibition in the Reading Room.

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27 Mar 2024, 7:47  |  Čeština

Faculty newsletter for alumni

We invite you to Teachers' Week

Dear alums,

The traditional symbol of the Faculty of Arts MU is, of course, the owl. We find it perched with dignity on the faculty sceptre and as a "pocket owl" hatched from a 3D printer for the university's centenary. In my studies, besides the owl, the informal patron saint of the faculty was also a cat, which guarded the entrance to the faculty grounds and equally guarded the events in the courtyard. A fitting symbol for this spring, however, might be the stork. After all, it is shortly after St. Gregory's Day when the storks return from the sea, and we would be glad if you would come "home" too. On what occasion?

For the second year, you can attend one of the Open World of the Humanities series lectures on the first Wednesday of the month at 4:00 PM. Right after Easter, on 3 April, you can attend the lecture The World through the Eyes of the Japanese Language, given by Jiří Matela from the Seminar of Japanese Studies. In May, you can look forward to a lecture by Petr Dytrt from the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures on the French novel.

In the week of 15 April, we traditionally organise Teacher's Week. The event with the subtitle I want (to) teach is intended for students of teacher education programmes not only at the Faculty of Arts MU but also for teachers, lecturers and all others interested in the field of education. There is a choice of seminars focusing on didactics and workshops related to well-being, safe classroom environments and formative assessment. In conjunction with Teachers' Week, there will also be a moderated panel discussion on the Journeys of graduates, focusing on what the career paths of selected graduates of our faculty may look like.

Last but not least, we offer a variety of courses within the framework of lifelong learning. If you are interested in age management, the cultural richness of Greece or argument analysis, you have a reason to visit the faculty again.

We look forward to seeing you together!

Zuzana Šalamounová
Vice-Dean for Teacher Training Programmes and Lifelong Education

Topic

Lifelong learning in Brno? At the Faculty of Arts MU

Would you like to enrol in lifelong learning but are lost in many offers and opportunities? Discover five reasons to choose the Faculty of Arts MU.

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A new research centre is being established at the Faculty of Arts MU to focus on Portuguese studies

The Cátedra Aquilino Ribeiro Research Centre will be part of the international network of the Camões Institute.

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The reading room was filled with spots from Tibet and scented with teas from Nepal

The exhibition presents unique black-and-white images of Tibet in the 1950s for the first time. It commemorates the 65th anniversary of the anti-Chinese uprising in Lhasa.

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Summer at the Faculty of Arts MU: sign up for courses in English or auxiliary historical sciences

The capacity of courses and summer schools is limited – so don't hesitate to apply.

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Faculty of Arts MU has a new library Monumenta Germaniae Historica

The unique, specialized library contains hundreds of valuable books and editions of sources irreplaceable for medieval research.

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15–18 April 2024

Teachers' Week 2024: I want (to) learn

Did you like to play school when you were little? Is teaching your destiny? Or did it come by chance? Either way, Teachers' Week belongs to you - teachers, lecturers, education students and education enthusiasts.

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Rector honours four personalities associated with the Faculty of Arts

He presented them with the award on the occasion of celebrating the 105th anniversary of the foundation of Masaryk University.

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Film Studies, Modern Greek, Religious Studies and Ukrainian Studies celebrate their anniversaries

Read interviews and contributions from those who remember the birth of each field.

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