Dear students, dear colleagues,
I am sure all of us are looking forward to the start of the fall semester classes on Monday, September 23rd , after the delay caused by the unfortunate events of last week. The floods caused problems for the entire country, and unfortunately, some of you were affected personally. Therefore, the Dean has decided that if a student cannot attend classes because of the floods or is involved in efforts to deal with the damages will be automatically excused. Should the situation continue past the first week of classes, students should contact the Students’ office for individual consultation.
RNDr. Pavel Lízal, Ph.D.
Vice-dean for undergraduate studies
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