Bachelor's study programmes

Master the English language, explore the anglophone culture and discover the interesting world of linguistics.

Teach English anywhere in the world with extensive knowledge not only of the English language but of the teaching techniques as well.

See the challenges of modern global society from a wider perspective, including economics, politics, sociology, and culture.

Become a highly-qualified expert in the field of bussiness and management.

Understand basic economic concepts, specifics and complexity of public policy and decision-making in the public sector.

Find out more about the fascinating world of culture, media, and performative arts.

Explore the influence of the new media and mass communication on contemporary politics and democracy.

Get ready to face the global challenges of today and tomorrow.

The three-year bachelor’s degree in Education for Diversity and Inclusion is for students committed to making a difference as educators, social workers, or coaches and facilitators in today’s global and multicultural world. This interdisciplinary degree will enable you to actively engage in differing perspectives and develop intercultural competencies and transversal skills in three tracks of your choice: 1) education and psychology, 2) social education, and 3) special and inclusive education. You will be provided with opportunities to gain a broad theoretical and practical understanding of diversity and inclusion in a range of intercultural contexts and educational settings. You will engage in community work and practices in schools, NGOs, civic associations, and social centers in the Czech Republic as well as abroad during one-semester internship.

Partner with MUNI's Data Analytic degree program and join future professionals on their journey to becoming Data Scientists. This unique partner program is designed to provide practitioners (including those already working in various IT industries) with the mathematical fundamentals, problem-solving skills, and mindset. At the same time, math-oriented students will gain practical skills and an applied vision in data analytics. Students will also develop data-driven thinking and problem-solving skills, and master the soft skills needed to successfully communicate data-driven quantitative insights to diverse professional and lay audiences.