Open Days in the 2026/27 academic year

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A full lecture theatre during the open days presentation

Open Days in the 2026/2027 academic year

Make a note in your diary of the key dates for those interested in studying at the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University. We will be publishing the programme for each event in due course.

Upcoming events

University-wide MUNI Open Day at the Faculty of Informatics

Saturday 7 November 2026
Open Day 1 for Bachelor’s degree programmes

Friday 4 December 2026
Open Day 2 for Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes

Friday 22 January 2027

A recording from the previous academic year is available

Open Day 2 for Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes

Friday 23 January 2026
Recording available!

During the Open Day, forms will be available for you to confirm your attendance at the Open Day.
The faculty photographer will be taking photographs at the event; by attending, you consent to having your photograph taken for the purpose of promoting the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University.

What do the Faculty’s ambassadors have to say about it?

“Anyone who takes it seriously and is willing to put in the time can study computer science. I have lots of classmates who had no experience from secondary school and still managed to complete their studies successfully. Everything we learn is really fascinating.”
Elizabeth Maria Karpukhina Busswood
graduate of the Bachelor’s programme in Programming and Application Development,
student on the Master’s programme in Software Engineering

“I’m still surprised by just how happy I am with my choice of university. Sometimes it’s a bit overwhelming, and there’s no time for anything else, but I suppose it’s the same everywhere. The advantage of a more relaxed exam schedule here comes at the cost of a lot of work during the term. If I could choose again, I wouldn’t change a thing.”
Štěpán Lukeš
student on the Bachelor’s programme in Computer Science

“You can tell the university is great from the fact that time flies by even whilst you’re studying. Thanks to all my brilliant lecturers, helpful fellow students and interesting subjects, that’s exactly how it is at the Faculty of Computer Science – and I’m not the only one who feels that way.”
Martin Mackovík
graduate of the Bachelor’s programme in Programming and Application Development

“I had no experience of programming, but that’s easy to pick up. What’s more important is logical thinking, maths and effective problem-solving, which is what the Faculty of Informatics at Masaryk University focuses on.”
Klára Petrovičová
graduate of the Bachelor’s programme in Computer Science &
Master’s programme in Artificial Intelligence and Data Processing

“If I ever complained at secondary school that things were moving too slowly, that’s definitely not a risk here – what took us a month to cover at grammar school is covered in a single lecture at FI. But I certainly don’t want to scare anyone – the great thing about it is the freedom. I simply enjoy most of the modules.”
Michael Koudela
graduate of the Bachelor’s programme in Applied Informatics &
Master’s programme in Software Systems and Services Management