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Lifelong learning
Learning is an ongoing process that continues after graduation.
What is lifelong learning?
Lifelong learning (LLL) complements, deepens, renews or extends knowledge, understanding and qualifications.
A participant in lifelong learning is not a student under the Higher Education Act.
Lifelong learning is a paid form of education and participants are issued with a certificate of completion.
It is not possible to obtain an academic degree within the framework of LLL. When transferring to a regular form of study (after passing the entrance exam), successful C.L.V. graduates may be awarded credits they have earned in the C.L.V. programme up to 60% of the credits required for proper completion of their studies and the award of a degree.
The NPO project (MUNI 3.2.1) has supported the following 4 LLL courses:
- Principles of Computer Graphics
- Scheduling
- Seminar on Digital System Architecture
- UNIX -- Programming and System Administration II
Department of Lifelong Learning
| E-mail: |
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| Tel.: | +420 549 49 6229 |
Supported by the NPO project (MUNI 3.2.1, reg. no. NPO_MUNI_MSMT-16606/2022)
