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The expert group will serve as an advisory body to the European Commission.

Masaryk University is currently prepared to assist the government and public authorities in implementing their strategy to vaccinate the public against the novel coronavirus.

COVID-19 was not the only major news story at the university last year. Despite the pandemic, MU continued to engage in research activities and grow.

The spring semester at Masaryk University will once again be held mostly online.

MU will move from the yellow level to the stricter red level.

Twenty-one senators were re-elected. The rest of the seats in the MU Academic Senate will be filled by new representatives.

The new institute has been established by Masaryk University and two other leading Czech universities

On Monday, 7 December, the university traffic-light system will move to yellow. MU buildings will no longer be completely closed. 

Four universities and two research institutes headquartered in Brno have agreed to further cooperate on the CEITEC project.

Rector Martin Bareš summarizes the easing of restrictions on in-person teaching that will go into effect on 25 November.

From 25 November laboratory courses will be permitted for a maximum of 20 people. Each faculty will decide which in-person classes will reopen.

We mustn’t underestimate or downplay the epidemic. The leaders of Masaryk University have issued a statement calling on employees, teachers, students, and the wider public to adhere to the strict measures in place.