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Registration for Lifelong Learning at the Faculty of Informatics MU Is Now Open
Would you like to expand your knowledge of computer science, learn new technologies, or further develop your professional skills? The Faculty of Informatics at Masaryk University has opened registration for its Lifelong Learning programmes for the Autumn Semester 2026.
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Cybersecurity Competition Summer School at FI MU: Top Students Competed for a Place on the National Team
On 24 June 2026, the Cybersecurity Competition Summer School took place at the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University.
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FI MU Success at the Czech-Slovak SVOČ 2026: Five Students Received Awards
Five students from the Faculty of Informatics at Masaryk University achieved success at this year's Czech-Slovak Student Scientific and Professional Activities (SVOČ) competition in mathematics and informatics.
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Submit Your Master's Thesis to the Prestigious IT SPY 2026 Competition
Have you successfully defended your Master's thesis at the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University, during the 2025/2026 academic year?
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New CS course@FI. Privacy is a human right. Do you know how to defend it?
How does Tor work? What is the darknet, really? How can you protect your privacy online or bypass internet censorship?
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An X-ray of Business Processes: Martin Macák Teaches How Algorithms Reveal the True Functioning of Companies
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FI MU students have a lot to offer. The Day with Partners highlighted the strength of the faculty’s collaboration with industry
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South Moravian Region honored its distinguished figures: Barbora Bühnová was awarded in memoriam prize for her contributions to science
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Humanoid Robots in action: from code to motion