Events

3 November 2026

Never Miss a Visa Letter with Databox

STUDENTS + PhD CANDIDATES

Learn how to use the Czech Databox (Datová schránka) to receive and manage official communications from Czech authorities. This practical webinar will explain how Databox works, how to set up notifications, and why it is especially important for international students holding a visa or residence permit. Stay informed and avoid missing important deadlines and documents.

6 November 2026

Brutalism of Prague: a Tour of Soviet-Era Architecture (50s-90s)

STUDENTS + PhD CANDIDATES

Think brutalism is just “brutal”?

Join our walk through Prague and uncover the hidden beauty, symbolism, and quiet rebellion behind these often misunderstood architectural giants. You’ll explore stories of architecture built in the 50s and 90s, shaped by an oppressive era and decide for yourself whether these structures deserve admiration rather than demolition.

9 November 2026

Doctoral Peer Club: Share Your Written Introduction

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Dissertation, scientific article, conference paper... Academic writing is meant to be read. But do your readers understand your message in the way you intended? Join our workshop and gain valuable feedback from fellow doctoral researchers and an experienced facilitator. Discover how others perceive your text, identify opportunities to improve its clarity and structure, and take your next draft one step further.

10 November 2026 – 10 December 2026

Survival Czech 2

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Ahoj, jmenuji se…. If you are a Ph.D. student who has finished Survival Czech: Language Course for Beginners, join our second following up webinar. This course will focus on apologies, time expressions, or daily routine.

10 November 2026

Ph.D. Meet & Share: Perfectionism

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Are you doing your best — and still feel like it's not enough? Let's talk about perfectionism in doctoral life. Over coffee, with biscuits, and without having to be perfect.

10 November 2026

How to use AI at the university? (AI for advanced)

STUDENTS

Level up your AI skills in this hands‑on workshop for university students. You’ll learn to craft stronger prompts, build simple AI assistants without coding, and analyze academic sources more effectively. A great chance to boost your studies with smart, ethical AI tools!

11 November 2026

Practical First Aid: English Edition (November)

STUDENTS

Join us for First Practical Aid: English Edition, a hands‑on introduction to essential first‑aid skills for international students. The event is organized in cooperation with the Association of Medical Students IFSMA.

12 November 2026

Emotional First Aid

STUDENTS + PhD CANDIDATES

Have you ever experienced acute emotional symptoms in others, such as tantrums, crying or anxiety, and didn't know how to deal with them? In this workshop, we will give you the tools to help another person in a psychological crisis while taking care of yourself.

18 November 2026

Student Visa Extention

STUDENTS + PhD CANDIDATES

Do you need to extend your visa or residence permit in Czechia? Join this practical webinar led by an experienced immigration lawyer, who will guide you through the prolongation process step by step. Learn about important deadlines, required documents, common mistakes to avoid, and what to expect when dealing with the Czech authorities.

23 November 2026

From Chaos to System: Designing Your Ph.D. Workflow

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Practical time management for Ph.D. facing time chaos in their research. The workshop is focused on managing their study obligations. However, the methods are even helpful for everyday planning beyond doctoral studies.

30 November 2026

Ph.D. Meet & Share: What Matters

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Research. Publishing. Teaching. Conferences. New opportunities. Your future career. Your personal life. When almost everything seems important, how do you decide what comes first?

10 December 2026

Doctoral Peer Club: Title & Abstract

Ph.D. CANDIDATES

Dissertation, scientific article, conference paper... Academic writing is meant to be read. But do your readers understand your message in the way you intended? Join our workshop and gain valuable feedback from fellow doctoral researchers and an experienced facilitator. Discover how others perceive your text, identify opportunities to improve its clarity and structure, and take your next draft one step further.