Hello to you, new Masaryk University student!
The fact that we are contacting you probably means only one thing – that you are accepted to study at Masaryk University and are now to become a real Masaryk University student! Since the fresh new world of a real MU student is quite a hard nut to crack, we decided to put together several articles that may help.
Your Masaryk University team
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No matter how long you stay at Masaryk, we guarantee that you will fall in love with it.
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According to the highly regarded Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) rankings, Brno is one of the top ten best student cities in the world.
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Heading to Masaryk University? It is time to start thinking about what to pack for six months or more spent in the heart of Europe.
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Save the date! University and Brno events not to be missed
You are just about to start your stay in Brno: some of you will be here for a semester while others will stay the whole academic year in Brno. While this may seem like a long time, you can believe us when we say that the time will pass very quickly. So, take a moment now to save the dates of the events that you should not miss over the coming year. For more information on these events, click on the photos to see the captions.
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Volunteers from among the local students will help you feel at home in the new city.
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Czechs are pleasant and friendly people under a tough exterior, learn a few things about them.
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Dharmapriy Sraman had always dreamt of travelling and studying in Europe. He fulfilled his dream at Masaryk University.
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Coming to Brno opens up completely new travel horizons. Visit Prague, discover Austrian Alps or honor the memory of Auschwitz.
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Thanks to their stay at Masaryk University, 18 Chinese students have had the opportunity to referee lower-league football matches.
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The city wih its surrounding countryside and towns have a lot to offer.
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Map shows places a foreigner might pass by without noticing.
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Erin Anna Smith, who comes from the US, compares her experience from US and European schools as a student and an employee.
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Dimitri Vodovozov was scared of the six years of study abroad but he quickly got used to Brno and even added two jobs to his studies.
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