Study at Faculty of Informatics
2,000
students
150+
courses in English
19
labs
32
industrial partners
About Faculty of Informatics
Industry-driven specialist IT programmes
Internships, cutting-edge research facilities
Over 95 % employability rates after graduation
Popular student city, Silicon Valley of the Czech Republic
Tightly interconnected with various local and global IT companies, the Faculty of Informatics ensures that the students have the head-start in the IT job market. With internships, special courses taught by professions from the private sector, and the best equipment available, the students get the edge necessary to really stand out among the competition.
What can you study
Follow-up master's programmes:
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Computer Systems, Communication and Security
Specialization options:
- Hardware Systems
- Information Security
- Software Systems
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Software Systems and Services Management
Specialization options:
- Cybersecurity Management
- Services Development Management
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Visual Informatics
Specialization options:
- Computer Games Development
- Computer Graphics and Visualisation
- Image Processing and Analysis
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Contact faculty ambassador
Contact our international student directly and ask about his life and studies at the Faculty of Informatics.
Kaustav Bakshi
India, Software Systems and Services Management
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International students at Masaryk:
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Azerbaijanian alumnus: Brno is small city full of big experiences
From Azerbaijan via the classrooms of Masaryk University to Amazon’s Prague offices: this has been the journey of Samir Salimov, a foreign graduate of the English Finance programme at the Faculty of Economics and Administration.
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Student from Moldova learns to create computer games at MU
Ten students from Moldova get the chance to study at Czech universities every year thanks to government scholarships designed to support students from developing countries. One of them is Andrei Burlac, who is currently studying at the MU Faculty of Informatics.
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Uruguay students will celebrate Christmas in winter for first time
For two students from Uruguay, Christmas this year will be different from what they know: lots of sun, 30 degrees, beaches full of people, and a big family barbecue outside in the garden. For the first time, thanks to studying abroad in the northern hemisphere, they will experience it in winter.
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I was pleasantly surprised by MU and Brno, says Canadian student
Inga Palsson studied psychology in Montreal, but she was not very keen on it, so she was wondering about going to study in Europe. In the end, she chose the English Language and Literature programme at MU, where she could study literature and linguistics at the same time, which she found very interesting.
Admission requirements
Follow-up master’s programmes
Application deadline
Submit your application during this period:
- September intake: 15 December–15 April
- February intake: 15 June–15 October
How to apply
For detailed information on the application process, please see the faculty website.
Admission requirements
Applicants must submit the following documents:
- diploma or statement of expected graduation
- diploma supplement/Transcript of records
- CV
- proof of English language level
- motivation letter
- own academic work/publication (e.g. bachelor, diploma thesis)
- copy of passport
- two references on official headed paper, one of which should be an academic reference
Applicants must successfully pass entrance exams or they have to fulfil the criteria for an entrance exam waiver.
Further details can be found at the faculty website.
Any questions?
Write at admission@fi.muni.cz
Important deadlines
Follow-up master's programmes:
September intake: 15 April
February intake: 15 October
More to know:
Contacts and social networks
Ing. Radka Brolíková
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