Sabrina Woronis came to Brno on an exceptional internship to hone her laboratory skills.

Study abroad has become a little easier for Masaryk University students. It is the only Czech university that the European Commission has recognised for digitalisation. It has thus confirmed its role in simplifying the administration of Erasmus+ study placements.

Renata Sasková studies Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies. She spent her fourth semester in Istanbul as part of the Erasmus study stay. Now she is back home and recapitulating.

Renata Sasková studies Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies. She is spending her fourth semester in Istanbul as part of an Erasmus study stay. And she authentically describes what is happening around her.

Renata Sasková is studying Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies. She is currently spending her fourth semester in Istanbul as part of the Erasmus student exchange programme. In this article, she provides a candid account of her experiences.

Renata Sasková studies Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies. She is spending her fourth semester in Istanbul as part of an Erasmus study stay. She authentically describes what is happening around her.

Renata Sasková studies Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies. She is spending her fourth semester in Istanbul as part of an Erasmus study stay. She authentically describes what is happening around her.

For more than 15 years, MUNI students have been able to go on placements in Europe through Erasmus+. Almost 3000 students have already taken advantage of this opportunity. From this year, the university has become part of a European Union exchange programme with a new feature - financed placements outside Europe.

Renata Sasková studies Media Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Studies. She is spending her fourth semester in Istanbul as part of an Erasmus study stay. She authentically describes what is happening around her.

Civil law teacher María Esther Rovira Sueiro knew about Masaryk University because of its excellent reputation abroad, so she recommended it to her daughter as a great place for her Erasmus year. In the end, she joined her daughter in Brno – at the end of the semester, she taught a week-long course at the MU Faculty of Law.

Exactly ten years ago, Michał Szypniewski came to Masaryk University as an Erasmus law student. He fell in love with Brno so much that he returns to the city every year as a visiting professor.

After spending a week at MU on an Erasmus+ exchange programme, British university worker Sean Barton fell in love with Brno – a city he thinks is a hidden gem in the heart of central Europe.