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.
- As of 25 November, in-person teaching will be allowed for final-year students and for students of general medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and other medical and education study programmes. Class size is limited to 20 people. Final-year students of the Faculty of Sports Studies can attend indoor sports classes that are limited to 20 people. Examinations may be administered in-person to a maximum of 10 people at a time.
- 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.
- As of 9 November, most EU nationals must enter the country with a negative test or get tested upon arrival. See details on entering the country for students and employees and current restrictions in the country due to the state of emergency in the Czech Republic.
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The government extended the State of Emergency and all restrictions until 20 November
On Friday 30 October, the Czech Parliament approved an extension of the State of Emergency until 20 November. The same day, the Government of the Czech Republic extended emergency measures that were set to expire on Tuesday 3 November until Friday 20 November.
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Government tightens restrictions, 9 p.m. curfew goes into effect Wednesday
The Czech government has once again tightened restrictions to combat the spread of the coronavirus. Effective 28 October a curfew will be in place from 9 p.m until 5 a.m. There are exceptions for people travelling to work or seeking urgent medical care.
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Brno Immigration office (MOI) is currently open only for clients with an appointment
Due to the current epidemical situation, the Department for Asylum and Migration Policy (MOI) in Brno is opened only for clients with an appointment. This measure is effective from 22 October until further notice. Without a prior appointment, access to offices will not be allowed. Existing appointments remain valid.
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Canteens still operate except for Academic restaurant on campus
MU canteens still operate for students and employees in compliance with governmental measures, however canteens are closed to the public. One exception is the Academic restaurant located in Campus Square that is closed from 23 October until 3 November.
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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