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University measures taken regarding COVID-19

MU is operating following the university traffic-light system. The risk assessment level is currently RED.
All buildings are closed to the public, employees, and students. Buildings are only accessible to facility and laboratory management staff, to people who ensure remote classes, and to students of programmes for which the government has allowed in-person classes or exams.
Most examinations will be administered online. A maximum of 10 people can take in-person exams at once.
Most EU nationals must enter the country with a negative test or get tested upon arrival. See details for students and employees and current restrictions in force in the Czech Republic due to the state of emergency.
Students and employees must report if they have tested positive for COVID-19 or been required to go into quarantine.
People with symptoms of infectious viral infections are prohibited from entering MU buildings. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, use this app.

MU buildings are closed.

News

4 Mar 2020

Big events are not canceled yet

The state will not restrict mass actions due to coronavirus, the State Security Council decided today. More on CT24 website.

4 Mar 2020

Recommendation of the South Moravian Security Council

The South Moravian Security Council recommends that those returning from high-risk areas should consider not going to places where there are more people.

3 Mar 2020

All teaching at the University of the Third Age was canceled

13.00: The Rector of Masaryk University cancelled all teaching at the University of the Third Age.

2 Mar 2020

Impacts of the current measures on labor relations

What to do as an employee or employer in connection with the coronavirus epidemic.

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. 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.