Dear students,
I am contacting you now when we are intensively preparing for teaching in the summer semester 2020/2021. Our university has been carefully monitoring the development of epidemic situation, among other things, has offered support for vaccination against covid-19, creation of vaccination places, etc.
Unfortunately, current developments have not been very optimistic yet. Therefore, we have decided that teaching in the summer semester 2020/2021 will start according to the valid schedule, but will take place online, at least until March 28, 2021. In the following period, we will respond to the current development of epidemic situation and mainly the valid regulations of the Czech government. We will always inform you as far in advance as possible so that you can prepare for the change.
This study organization also applies to foreign students, especially from the ERASMUS+ program. We would like the Erasmus+ students to pay attention to the beginning of online classes and ask them to postpone their arrival at the university until March 15, 2021.
On behalf of the university management, I wish you a lot of success in your studies and I express my conviction that we will successfully manage the crisis situation.
prof. Ing. Danuše Nerudová, Ph.D.
Rector
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