Masaryk University once again hosted Erasmus Days, introducing students to opportunities to study and gain work experience abroad.

Erasmus isn’t just about studying abroad; it also offers new experiences and the chance to meet new people. Vojtěch Šanda from the Faculty of Informatics at Masaryk University knows this all too well, having seized this opportunity for the second time and headed for the south coast of France.

Jiří Kohoutek teaches Czech and international students together in the Molecular and Cell Biology master's program at the Faculty of Science at MU. Read his opinion on joint teaching in an article for Magazín M.

The heart of Italy, also known as the Eternal City: that’s where Martin Sochorec, an Art History student from the MU Faculty of Arts, spent the spring semester.

What is it like to study psychology in multicultural and disciplined Singapore? Lukáš Oujeský, a psychology student at the Faculty of Social Studies, found out for himself.

Renata Sasková studies Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies at Masaryk University. She is currently spending her sixth semester on an exchange stay in the South Korean city of Ulsan. In her travel diary, she offers an authentic account of everything happening around her.

The introductory program, full of information and social activities, is intended to help new students ease the start of their study journey at MU and establish their first contacts.

In mid-October, both students and staff could find out everything about Erasmus programmes.

Beata Bedřichová, a bachelor’s student at the Faculty of Social Studies, decided to make the most of her studies by spending part of a semester abroad and boosting her language skills. Now, she shares her experience from Málaga – along with a few practical tips that might inspire others to take the same step.

Frezer Getachew Asfaw is studying the Faculty of Informatics.

This year again, Masaryk University was joined by hundreds of students from all over the world. International newcomers began the semester with an Orientation Week full of lectures, workshops, and social events that helped them integrate into university life.

Adriana Kahanek was born in Colorado, US. Drawn by her Czech roots, she chose to pursue her university studies in Brno and is currently studying General Medicine at Masaryk University.