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Aarhus University: Emphasis on science and its societal impact
Aarhus University is the second largest and second oldest university in Denmark, located in the country's second largest city. The university stands out for its strong international focus.
Author: Pavla HubálkováPhoto: Pavla Hubálková
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Podcast: Insights into criminal behaviour
In the latest episode, we explore the world of criminal behaviour and the Czech justice system with a CERGE-EI alumnus Michal Šoltés, an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics and Empirical Legal Studies at CU’s Faculty of Law.
Author: Lenka Miklanková, Katarina StehlĂkováPhoto: CERGE-EI, Shutterstock
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Traditional garden party caps end of school term
Wednesday 26. June 2024Friends of Charles University this week attended the 20th annual university garden party, traditionally held on 24 June. The well-established festivity, held under the auspices of the Czech Senate, took place at Wallenstein Garden.
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UN Refugee Agency signs co-op memorandum with CU
Wednesday 19. June 2024UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, on Wednesday, 19 June 2024, signed a new Cooperation Agreement with Charles University and the schoolâ€s Faculty of Law. The agreement is intended to further develop existing cooperation.
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Future of artificial intelligence explored at 4EU+ AI Days
Friday 14. June 2024On Friday, Charles University wrapped up a fascinating two-day event, bringing together researchers, policymakers, educators, PhD students and administrative staff within the 4EU+ Alliance to explore the ever-growing impact of AI.
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Supporting excellence in science: ERC president visits CU
Thursday 13. June 2024"For excellent science you need money, freedom, high-quality infrastructure and a good academic environment," says Maria Leptin, president of the European Research Council (ERC), who recently visited Charles University.
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Surviving the exam period
Wednesday 12. June 2024In the latest Insight, student ambassador Fatima Ahmed outlines the ins and outs of the exam period. How to survive, how to stay on your game and not burn the candle at both ends. Both a fun read and great, practical advice.
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Marek Nekula: Kafka's texts have lost none of their relevance
Tuesday 11. June 2024Last week, many literati marked the centenary of the death of the writer Franz Kafka. What can contemporary readers find in his work? Do unanswered questions remain? The matter is one of continuing importance for Professor Marek Nekula.
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Former minister on early days and environmental policy
Friday 10. May 2024In 1990, he became the first ever Czech Minister of the Environment and was a member of the Czech National Council and a senator. Professor Bedřich Moldan was also the founder of the Centre for Environmental Issues of Charles University.
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Work & Study: Work meets research
Monday 6. May 2024It’s quite common for international students to work during their studies. But remote jobs or foreign language tutoring aren’t the only options. Especially for PhD candidates who just embarked on their journey into the academic realm. One such example is our student Adel Petrovic.
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Expert on EU accession: Just being lucky is also important
Tuesday 30. April 2024“The European Union was in good shape economically at the time, and at the same time saw no geopolitical danger in enlargement.” That is how CU Professor Ivo Ĺ losarÄŤĂk describes EU enlargement that took place on 1 May 2004.
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Forum EN12 2023
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FORUM 66 2/2024
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