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Applications Now Open for Masaryk University Winter Schools 2027 21.09.2026

Masaryk University (Brno, Czech Republic) has announced that applications are now open for its Winter School programmes, running from 10 to 31 January 2027. Combining high-quality academic instruction with rich cultural activities, the programme offers students a well-rounded international education experience.

The three-week programme offers two academic tracks:

  • Human Rights and International Law: Taught by esteemed professors and legal professionals, focusing on the intersection of international law and human rights.
  • International Security: Practical Insights: Designed to develop practical analytical skills in international security through lectures, simulations, guest lectures, and field visits.

    Partner Discounts & Academic Credits While the standard tuition fee is €2,725, students from partner institutions benefit from a €400 discount, bringing the total fee down to €2,325. Students can earn 6 or 8 ECTS credits depending on their home university's credit requirements.

    The fee covers accommodation in Brno, transportation and stay for weekend excursions to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest, academic site visits (such as the UN in Vienna), daily social events, and 24/7 student support.

    Programme Options & Application Links:
  1. Human Rights and International Law |A5 - Human Rights BW.pdf
  2. International Security: Practical Insights |A5 - Security BW.pdf

    Key Information:
  • Deadline: 1 October 2026
  • Program Fee: €2,325 for partner university students with a €400 discount applied (Standard rate: €2,725).
  • Credits: 6 or 8 ECTS credits.
  • Inclusions: Brno accommodation, weekend trips to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest (transport + accommodation), field trips (UN Vienna), cultural activities, and 24/7 support.

    For more information, please visit muni.cz/go/winter-schools.

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