University measures taken regarding COVID-19
- Operation of MU follows a university traffic-light system, whose rating is currently RED.
- All buildings are closed to students, staff and the public. Exceptions include students of medical disciplines and pharmacy and persons providing necessary operation of buildings, laboratories or remote teaching.
- A new tool will help you to figure out what to do if you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, need to take the test, etc.
- See details on entering the country for students and employees and current restrictions in the country due to the 30-day state of emergency that starts on 5 October.
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Government orders Czech students to move out of dormitories, international students are allowed to stay
The government of the Czech Republic has decided that Czech students have to move out of dormitories except for students in medical programmes. This restriction does not apply to international students, who can stay in the dormitories.
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Beginning Monday, MU will be on red alert
In light of the current epidemiological situation and the government’s declaring a red state of alert in the South Moravia Region, the MU Crisis Board has decided to move to the red phase of the university traffic-light system as of 12 October.
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The government has banned the presence of students at universities due to the spread of coronavirus
Starting Monday, 12 October, the presence of students at all Czech universities will be prohibited, with the exception of clinical and practical teaching and internships of students in the study programmes of general medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and other medical study programs. These restrictions were announced as part of the new governmental measures announced on 8 October.
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Online classes will be marked in the course catalogue in IS
Due to the current epidemiological situation, in the autumn 2020 semester most classes at Masaryk University will be held online. There are, however, some exceptions to this general rule; at some faculties in-person classes will be held in a limited capacity. You can find basic information about whether the courses you have registered for will be held online in the course catalogue in the MU Information System. This information will be updated by 3 October 2020.
Important information
On 2 September a traffic-light rating system was introduced at MU. The university currently has a “red light” rating, determined by the MU Crisis Board, taking into account the traffic-light for the Brno-City district. 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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MU Faculty of Medicine welcomes first students to one-of-a-kind Simulation Centre
Students in general medicine and dentistry programmes will experience something special this year.
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MUNI Helps volunteer centre launches new app
A new mobile app for communicating with volunteers enables the volunteer centre to send notifications about requests.
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Beginning Monday, MU will be on red alert
University buildings will be closed. They will be accessible only to ensure classes are taught and for students in fields of study allowed by the government.
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Two new vice-rectors to join MU leadership
Rector Martin Bareš has presented two new MU leaders, Martin Kvizda and Simona Koryčánková, to the Academic Senate.
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