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The school is a holder of the European Commission ECTS certificates (European Credit Transfer System) - Label and DS (Diploma Supplement) Label for the period 2009-2013, reflecting the appreciation of quality of the university education in keeping with the principles of the Bologna Declaration. ECTS Label supports studying abroad at universities around the world. DS Label Certificate was awarded for the correct free award of the Diploma Supplement to all graduates of the principles of the European Commission.
Brno University of Technology offers its students:
- 74 study programs (of which 15 are accredited in English)
- Participation in major international and scientific projects
- Study at foreign and partner universities
- More than 40 sports in 5 own specialized sports centers
- Accommodation in halls of residences for the majority of applicants
- 9 libraries
Study programs:
- Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Forensic engineering
- Information Technology
- Chemistry
- Economics and Management
- Fine arts
- Architecture
Cooperation with foreign institutions:
- Framework agreements with 90 universities around the world
- International educational research and development programs
Participation in EU programs for education:
- CEEPUS
- LLP / Erasmus
- Tempus
- Joint and double degree programs
Lifelong learning:
- Is provided by faculties in their courses
- MBA education (Master of Business Administration)
Lifelong Learning Institute:
- provides counseling, information and organizational services
- offers training and consultancy
- organizes courses and seminars for seniors at the University of the Third Age
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