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Although compulsory work duty for students expired on Monday, many continue to volunteer, offering help wherever it is needed.

Eleonora Fioravanti had always dreamed of studying abroad and as a second-year student at the Sapienza University of Rome, she took the opportunity to do so and left for Brno – just before the coronavirus outbreak.

Although Henney-Diana Faibish and Ido Sadeh live just thirty minutes away from each other back home in Israel, they only met once they became students at the MU Faculty of Medicine in Brno.

A consortium of European universities and research institutions has launched the COVID-19 International Student Well-being Study and Masaryk University takes part.

In addition to the general study-related agenda, the Information System of Masaryk University, also known as IS, has many applications that can make your studies easier. Do you know about these and use them all?

Miguel Gúzman from Mexico decided to stay in the Czech Republic during the state of emergency and attends his classes online from his dormitory room.

Students from MU and other universities are helping in Brno and elsewhere through the Masaryk University Volunteer Centre.

Pavlína Malíková is one of the students of the MU Faculty of Education who started providing childcare to employees of the University Hospital Brno a week ago.

Martin Janků, a student at the MU Faculty of Medicine, coordinates the med students volunteering to help during the coronavirus outbreak.

Three summer internships secured Juraj Pančík a job at Google immediately after his graduation from the MU Faculty of Informatics. “It’s no big deal, you just have to give it a try,” he says.

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.

Volunteers from among the local students will help you feel at home in the new city.