In 2024, the Faculty of Medicine Masaryk University was in the middle of the second implementation period of the Revised HR Award Action Plan. This year has brought significant steps, particularly in strengthening internal communication, digitalization of education and safety measures.​

Masaryk University Faculty of Medicine is committed to ensuring that all students and employees have easy access to information that will help them navigate and feel safe and respected. We therefore make key topics related to safety, equal opportunities, scientific integrity, ethical behaviour and sustainability clearly accessible in one place.

In the third edition of the QS Sustainability Ranking, the number of participating institutions increased by almost a quarter. Masaryk University was ranked first out of twelve participating Czech institutions, 99th in Europe and 215th out of 1,744 universities worldwide.

Despite the fact that women now represent a significant part of the academic community, their career development in this field often faces a number of obstacles that prevent them from developing their full potential. Why is the issue of gender in academia so important? What are the key barriers that prevent women from reaching senior positions? Do you know what the Queen Bee syndrome or the glass ceiling effect is? Here's an overview of the most interesting information and concepts.

In recent months, the Faculty of Medicine has been working on a gender audit to analyse the Faculty's approach to individual processes in terms of ensuring equality of opportunity and planning support activities in this area. The audit also serves as a basis for the development of the Masaryk University Gender Equality Plan 2025-2028.

On 10th October, we commemorate World Mental Health Day. On this day, the MU Counselling Centre MU has prepared a Wellbeing day conference for MU students, which will offer an opportunity to learn more about the importance of mental health and ways to take care of your mental well-being and build mental resilience.

In line with its values, Masaryk University decided to participate again in the so-called European Week for Sustainable Development (ESDW) together with other public universities associated with the UNILEAD project.

A list of examples that can naturally contribute to social safety in an academic environment, types of inappropriate behaviour and test questions form part of the e-course, which is the result of a collaboration between Masaryk University and Charles University.

It is the mission of Masaryk University to be a bearer of democratic, moral and ethical values and at the same time to uphold them. The University-wide Rights Protection Unit has published its first annual report.