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Open Day 2025: Number of registrations increased by 9 percent

This year´s Open Day offered an expanded programme across all ten faculties of Masaryk University, as well as two workshops. A total of 3,500 prospective students registered.

On Saturday, 8 November 2025, all faculties of Masaryk University opened their doors to prospective students. A record 3,500 people registered for the university-wide open day, known as the MUNI Open Day, which is 9 percent more than last year. If we also count their accompanying visitors, more than 5,800 people came to the university that day.

This year, Masaryk University offered prospective students 15 programmes, including workshops by the Career and Counselling Centre focused on choosing the right study programme and wellbeing. Faculty programmes are prepared each year by the students themselves, who also give talks about studying and the range of study programmes, share their experiences, and answer questions. In addition, faculties traditionally offered tours of their facilities, allowing visitors to look not only into classrooms but also laboratories and libraries. The programme usually included quizzes and competitions as well.

Those who missed the MUNI Open Day, or would like to visit again, need not worry. From November to February, additional open days organized individually by the faculties will take place. We look forward to seeing you!

Photo Gallery from Open Day 2025: insects under the microscope, virtual reality, and an anatomy table


At the Faculty of Law, applicants could compete for a board game that was created directly in collaboration with the faculty. Students guided all registered applicants around the faculty and gave them tips before starting their studies.


At the Faculty of Medicine, interested students tried out intramuscular injections, the basics of laparoscopic techniques, and the interactive Anatomage anatomical table on simulators. There was also the opportunity to take impressions and scan dental jaws.


At the Faculty of Science, applicants were able to do practical experiments in laboratories. For example, on campus, they could examine insects under a microscope, and from Kotlářská they could take home ice cream made with liquid nitrogen.


At the Faculty of Arts, after an introductory lecture about the study, interested students toured the faculty premises, including the library. They then tried out virtual reality or working with a 3D printer in the so-called Makerspace.

This year, the Faculty of Education opened registrations separately for teaching and non-teaching programs for the first time. Visitors watched a lecture on entrance exams and various internships, ending with a competitive quiz.
The Faculty of Pharmacy opened its laboratories. Candidates had the opportunity to learn about pipetting with automatic pipettes or microscopy.


The Faculty of Economics and Administration offered virtual reality, and interested parties were able to take a look at the financial laboratory and talk to students about their study experiences. There was also the popular pink coffee and a special program for accompanying parents.

At the Faculty of Informatics, they had lectures prepared for registered applicants - tailored to their previous knowledge. They then took a guided tour of the faculty together with current students.
The Atrium was open at the Faculty of Social Studies, where interested students not only received information about Brno, but also tasted popcorn. In individual classrooms, they then asked questions about their chosen study program.
The Faculty of Sports Studies offered a tour of the sports facilities and the opportunity to test yourself in the faculty laboratories, while learning everything about the study programs from current students.