Classes begin at MU after floods amid wave of solidarity
Classes at all faculties of Masaryk University started today, after being postponed by a week due to the emergency caused by the floods.
Classes at all faculties of Masaryk University started today, after being postponed by a week due to the emergency caused by the floods.
In light of recent events and in line with the stance of Masaryk University as a whole, the management of ECON MUNI has decided to cancel the planned activities at the faculty for the upcoming week.
The new academic year at Masaryk University will start one week later – students will have their first classes on Monday 23 September.
The MUNI HELPS Volunteer Centre is looking for volunteers. Simply log in with your MUNI account and complete a profile on the MUNI HELPS mobile or web app.
Our university has decided to take precautionary measures to ensure the safety of students in the context of flood fears. At ECON MUNI we do not foresee any major changes in the organization of the first week. Please refer to the article for specific information. Follow the website and our social networks.
We spoke to Michal Bulant, Vice-Rector for Studies and Quality, about new Study and Examination Regulations.
Masaryk University has taken precautionary measures in connection with the risk of flooding in MU buildings and workplaces, including dormitories. The Faculty of Education has cancelled classes and services in MU dormitories have been severely restricted. Follow the situation here as it develops.
MU is once again an active participant in the European Sustainability Week. Mobility is this year’s key topic.