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On January 20, 2023, an Open Day was held at our university.
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Full articleFood, good music and happy people. This is what you can imagine under the event called Campus Alive. The event, which is traditionally organized every year by the Student Union, took place on 17-18 October.
Full articleAs I mentioned in my last blog, I came here for practice. From the beginning till today, I spend four weeks in three houses for seniors. These houses for seniors are Máj, Hvízdal and Dobrá Voda. At first, I was thinking that I will spend the whole practice with seniors and that was really bad for me because I know how that looks in my country.
Full articleMy name is Davor. I am 22. I am studying at the Faculty of Political Sciences at the University of Sarajevo, Department of Social Work. To the Czech Republic, I came to practice for two months.
Full articleThe first edition of the Alumni Festival took place on 17 and 18 October. The event was dedicated to all our alumni, students and employees of the University of South Bohemia. A number of bands performed at the festival, including Epydemye, a band backed by two of our alumni, Lucie Vlasáková and Jan Přeslička.
Full articleOn the 17th and 18th of October the first edition of the Alumni Festival took place, during which we started to organize the fourth edition of the Food Festival.
Full articleThe climate of the Czech Republic can be categorized as continental or temperate, which is variable, and there are no recognizable climatic zones. Temperatures generally decrease with increased elevation (hilly areas) but are reasonably constant around the southern half of the country with the mean average temperature being 7–9°C.
Full articleThis article provides insights and a summary of the necessary knowledge for staying in the Czech Republic. It is essential to know a few things about the country before your arrival.
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‘Validation’ or ‘Recognition of education’ means that primary, secondary, postsecondary, and university education received outside (other foreign countries) of the Czech Republic is considered equivalent to education received in the Czech Republic.
Full articleThis is a mandatory welcome course in which foreigners are introduced to the rights and obligations associated with their stay on the territory of the Czech Republic and the Czech Republic's fundamental values, everyday life, culture, and customs.
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