Course Catalogue
Courses taught in English can be found on the websites of Masaryk University’s faculties. See the links below and choose courses you would like to attend during your mobility. Find out more about the grading system and the exam organization at Masaryk University here.
ERASMUS STUDENTS, PLEASE NOTE: If you choose courses from a different department than you were nominated to, your LA may or may not be approved by your departmental coordinator, but they cannot guarantee that those courses will be taught.
Faculty of Law: Autumn and Spring semester
Faculty of Medicine: Autumn and Spring semester
Faculty of Science: Autumn semester and Spring semester
Faculty of Arts: Autumn semester and Spring semester
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Faculty of Education: Autumn and Spring semester
Faculty of Pharmacy: Autumn semester and Spring semester
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Courses which include practical training in a pharmacy and/or pharmaceutical company are not open to Erasmus students. Please pay attention to the course prerequisite of Dosage Forms and Biopharmacy II.
Faculty of Economics and Administration: Autumn and Spring semester
Faculty of Informatics: Autumn and Spring semester
Faculty of Social Studies: Autumn semester and Spring semester
Faculty of Sports Studies: Autumn and Spring semester
Central European Studies Programme (CESP): Autumn semester and Spring semester
Please note that there might be further changes due to teachers' availability, numbers of students registered for the courses, etc. You can make changes to your Learning Agreement after your arrival – change your IS enrolment within 2 weeks from the beginning of the semester and your Learning Agreement in the following week.
Apart from faculties, other university centres also offer courses taught in English:
Language Centre
The Language Centre of Masaryk University is a university-wide institute providing education in foreign languages. For students of all forms of study (i.e. Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral study programmes in full-time and combined form) five foreign languages can be learned on the academic or technical level – English, German, French, Spanish and Russian. For more information see the webpage of Language Centre of Masaryk University.
