The programme guarantors are responsible for the course of teaching in each programme. They ensure the running of the teaching of the whole field, solve any problems arising in connection with the teaching. Contacts are listed on the department/institute websites and can also be found in the Programmes catalogue in the IS MU.

Course guarantors are responsible for the course of teaching the subject. They ensure the teaching process of the course, determine its content and solve any problems arising in connection with the teaching of their subject. The contact details are listed in the course syllabus in the MU Information System, or you can use the Browse Catalogue in the MU IS.

Teachers guide the student through the learning process. They provide teaching, conduct lectures, seminars and exercises, and provide professional information. Contacts can be found on the teachers' personal pages in the MU Information System.

The head of the department manages the running of the department or institute. Contacts are listed on the department or institute websites.

The Vice-dean for studies is the Dean's representative in the field of student affairs. You can meet with the Vice-dean for studies to deal with an unusual study situation, for example, if you are applying for an exemption. You can usually find the contact details and consultation hours of the Vice-dean for studies on the website of the Office for Studies.

One female and one male faculty member are available at each faculty as contact persons in case of sexual harassment. The contact persons provide counseling to victims, witnesses, and accused of sexual harassment. They have attended a workshop on communicating with these individuals and are thoroughly familiar with the process of handling such a case within MU. A contact person will listen to you, introduce you to the tools of assistance available within and outside the university, depending on your specific situation, and give you an overview of the MU resolution process. This could help you make an informed decision about how to handle your situation. If you wish to refer your case for resolution within MU, the contact person is available to help you with this.

The MU Career Centre supports MU students and alumni on their path to career satisfaction in their future and current careers.
Do you know what career direction you want to take? What do you need to do to succeed in the job market? Do you need more information about how it works in practice?

Take advantage of one-to-one career counselling, development workshops or events with employers to help you prepare for employment and give you the space to decide which directions you can take next.
For more details visit kariera.muni.cz/en, for job, internship or placement offers email info@kariera.muni.cz.

The Centre's task is to ensure the accessibility of courses for students with visual, hearing and mobility impairments. It also provides support for students with specific learning disabilities, mental health difficulties, autism spectrum disorders or chronic illness.

www.teiresias.muni.cz, teiresias@muni.cz

You can also contact the contact persons at the Student Advisory Centre and the Student Chamber of the Academic Senate. The contact persons provide counseling to victims, witnesses, and those accused of sexual harassment. They have attended a workshop on communicating with these individuals and are thoroughly familiar with the process of handling such a case within MU. A contact person will listen to you, introduce you to the tools of assistance available within and outside the University, depending on your specific situation, and give you an overview of the MU resolution process. This could help you make an informed decision about how to handle your situation. If you wish to refer your case for resolution within MU, the contact person is available to help you with this.

The Department provides services related to studies at Masaryk University at the university-wide level, namely in the area of studies in bachelor's and master's degree programmes (including admission procedures, course of studies and management of information about studies), in study matters in lifelong learning and in the area of fees related to studies, as well as administers the administration of accreditation of bachelor's and master's degree programmes and lifelong learning programmes.

Office for Studies website, studijni@rect.muni.cz

The Centre provides university-wide teaching of foreign languages in non-philological fields of MU in all forms and levels of higher education. Individual faculty departments of the Centre provide students with professional and academic level education in English, German, French, Spanish, Russian and Latin, and Czech language courses are organised for foreign students.

www.cjv.muni.cz/en, cjv@rect.muni.cz

IS-technicians can help you to solve user and technical problems that may arise in connection with the use of the MU Information System. You can contact them at is.muni.cz/podpora/istech, istech@fi.muni.cz.

E-technicians are responsible for user support in the use of e-learning tools in the MU Information System. You can contact them for help at is.muni.cz/podpora/etech, etech@fi.muni.cz.

IT support is provided locally at faculties and departments by the IT centres. The central point of contact for IT support is the IT ServiceDesk at MUNI, which directly solves or delegates your requests to the relevant experts, every working day from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Before contacting ServiceDesk, however, try to see if your question is answered on the MUNI IT website.

If you encounter an IT problem, here's what to do here.

Do you need help with accommodation in the dorms? Do you know how the MU canteen system works? Check out the Accommodation and Catering Services website.