Recommendation and tips
for freshmen

Dear students,

Welcome to the ECON MUNI family. We are proud that you have chosen this faculty for your studies. We do not promise you "an easy study time "and a "diploma for free". However, we will not leave you alone; we will be here for you and believe that you will become successful economists who will not get lost in practice. To make it easier for you to get started, we have prepared a brief overview and instructions for you.

Be in touch!

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Starting with the IS

Information system of MUNI (IS) – you will use it throughout your studies. The sooner you master it, the better for you.

After you were accepted to studies at MUNI, you have received a list with your UCO (Personal number) and Primary password. Use them to enter the IS: https://is.muni.cz


The IS contains detailed explanatory help for each operation. If you have any problems, read the help first and then ask.

The most important topics for you at the beginning are:


You can also watch the introductory videos here and here where we show you step by step guide how to orient in the IS. Or watch full IS-training on course registration, SUPO and libraries which is held at the beginning of each semester.

How to manage the online tuition if needed

How to start?

We have prepared a basic overview of what awaits you in the online tuition if needed:

An important web page for students in programmes instructed in English can be found here:

Information system (IS) – your studies will not work without mastering it!

  • Certainly, almost all of you have already become acquainted with the Information System (IS MU). In the following period, it will be the main source of information for you, both from teachers and from the Office for International Relations. You will find all the information about the subjects in it, you will submit your homework through it, register for exams and also take exams.

Register for courses in the IS and do not forget to enrol for the seminar groups of courses that have seminars as well.

Download the timetable of all your courses and seminars from the IS.

BACHELOR STUDENTS

It is necessary to obtain 180 credits during the whole programme. You can find your study plan here. To understand the rules for creating a Study Plan, we have prepared a manual with instructions that every student has to read before creating it. You can find the manual here.

To be allowed to pass to the next semester, you need 20 credits, but we recommend you to enrol at least 30 credits to have a reserve in case you don't pass some of the courses.

MASTER STUDENTS

It is necessary to obtain 120 credits during the whole programme. You can find your study plan here. To understand the rules for creating a Study Plan, we have prepared a manual with instructions that every student has to read before creating it. You can find the manual here.

To be allowed to pass to the next semester, you need 20 credits, but we recommend you to enrol at least 30 credits to have a reserve in case you don't pass some of the courses.

Where to ask when you are lost?

If you are lost, before you contact someone with a question, try to see if you can’t find the answer yourself on the web. For study-related matters, use the Student section on our web pages. Another important source of information is the MU Information System, which has its own help section.

If you do not find the answer to your question, the easiest way is to ask. However, it is important to ask at the right place, where they will be able to advise you. There are basically several options:

One tip at the end:

How to address the academic staff? You can read a manual here or an article here.

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