What does 2022 hold for Masaryk?
Here you will find an overview of the most important and interesting events that will be occurring at Masaryk University in 2022.
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Study virtual courses at six universities thanks to EDUC Alliance
For the second semester, MU students can get an international educational experience without having to leave Brno. The unique opportunity to enrol in free online or “hybrid” courses is made possible by the EDUC Alliance.
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MUNI ECON Working Papers in 2021
One of the ways to fulfill the principles of Open Science is to publish the results of your research in the MUNI ECON Working Papers series. The aim is to make economic research at Masaryk University more accessible, to encourage discussion and to get feedback from colleagues and other economists. MUNI ECON Working Papers are indexed in the RePEc database.
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Green City course within the international alliance EDUC
Applications are now open for the Green City course organized by the EDUC (European Digital UniverCity) Alliance, whose members include, in addition to MU, the universities of Potsdam, Rennes, Paris-Nanterre, Pécs and Cagliari.
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Gender Equality Plan – a mandatory element of Horizon Europe
Masaryk University's Gender Equality Plan 2022-2024 has been approved. The basis for the preparation of this document was also the outputs and recommendations from the faculty gender audits.
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Memorandum of Cooperation with Université de Rennes 1 will enrich FEA's study offer
Representatives of the Faculty of Economics and Administration of MU signed a memorandum in Rennes that will become the stepping stone for the development of new double-degree programmes in the English-French language.
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Why do we pay taxes?
Not only because of the worries of inspections and fines. Satisfaction with government performance and trust in institutions can also play a role in tax compliance.
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To have lots of gifted teachers or not to rest on its laurels – these are the wishes of former deans to the next 30 years of the faculty
The present and the future of the faculty stand on the foundations they had built. They contributed to its development and helped to shape its current form. On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Faculty of Economics and Administration, the former deans Antonín Slaný, Ivan Malý and Martin Svoboda looked back as well as at the present and to the future of the faculty.