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How will Masaryk University develop as an institution? That is the topic of the second part in the series on the university’s Strategic Plan for 2021-2028.

New rules allow people who received their first dose of the vaccine at least 22 days ago to be present in MU offices, to stay in dormitories, or attend classes without being tested.

In light of improving COVID-19 trends and the gradual easing of government measures, Masaryk University will also lift restrictions.

From Wednesday 12 May, students may schedule a Covid-19 test at Brno Exhibition Centre for any day of the week.

For the first time in history, MU has been included in the Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings, which assess universities’ contributions to fulfilling the UN’s sustainable development goals.

Crisis Committee has confirmed moving to the yellow-light rating of the university’s pandemic traffic-light system and approved further loosening of restrictions.

From 3 May, employees and students of Masaryk University will have the opportunity to race their counterparts from Brno University of Technology (BUT).

Beginning 3 May, academic employees will be able to register for COVID-19 vaccinations.

The MU Crisis Committee has decided to lower the risk level. Buildings will remain closed to the public but will open to students and employees.

MU rector Martin Bareš gave an update on the return of some students into certain types of face-to-face classes and other current events at Masaryk University.

As of Monday 26 April, some final-year students may return to classes. Students must get tested for COVID-19. MU will help them with that.

From Monday 26 April, the physical presence of final-year students in practical, laboratory, experimental and art classes and student placements will be permitted. MU students will also return to school, with the exception of four faculties.