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You can now purchase tickets for the 18th CTU Representative Ball, which will take place on February 14, 2026, at the Prague Congress Center.
Tickets are available at the CTU Information Center (Jugoslávských partyzánů 3, Prague 6). Reservations made via email at infocentrum@cvut.cz will be held for two days, after which they will be returned to sale.
2025/11/14
CTU students can now register for the EuroTeQ online Course Catalogue for the 2025/2026 Spring Semester. There are more than 90 different online courses on offer across a range of disciplines – from Computer Science, Data, and Artificial Intelligence to Business, Economics, Engineering, and Sustainable Technologies.
The Czech Technical University in Prague, in cooperation with Study in Prague, Erasmus Student Network CTU in Prague, and Generation for Ukraine, presents the exhibition “Unissued Diplomas,” commemorating 40 Ukrainian students whose lives were cut short by the war. Through the symbolic act of awarding the diplomas they were never able to receive, the exhibition reveals the personal stories of young people – their hopes, plans, work, and the futures that were taken from them. It reminds us of the true cost of freedom and the resilience of the human spirit in times of loss and uncertainty.
The opening ceremony will take place on Tuesday, November 25, 2025 at 6:00 PM at the National Library of Technology (NTK), Technická 2710/6, Prague 6 – Dejvice.
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Researchers from the University Center for Energy Efficient Buildings at the Czech Technical University in Prague have developed a new variable loading frame for the medium-sized MiniFUR fire furnace. Thanks to this, it is possible to combine the effects of high temperatures with mechanical loading of the tested elements during fire tests. The laboratory is now able to simulate the real behavior of structures and their elements during a fire more accurately.
Explosia a.s. and the Czech Institute of Informatics, Robotics and Cybernetics, a modern research institute of the Czech Technical University in Prague (CIIRC CTU), today ceremonially signed a memorandum of understanding at CIIRC. The document establishes a basic framework for future cooperation in research, development, and innovation, with a focus on supporting Czech industry.
The Faculty of Nuclear and Physical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague is launching a new popular science podcast called V jádru dobrý (Good to the Core). In open discussions, it explores topics related to nuclear energy, technology, and science—from energy and medicine to space. The first guest is Ondřej Novák, Ph.D., from the Department of Nuclear Reactors, who talks in the introductory episode about what nuclear reactors of the future might look like.
At the end of 2025, the two-year project "Supporting Green Skills and Sustainability at CTU in Prague" was successfully completed, significantly strengthening the role of sustainability in education, strategic management, and cooperation with the application sphere at this technical university. The project was implemented as part of Call 7.4 of the National Recovery Plan, which aims to support the development of green skills at universities, the adaptation of study programs to the principles of sustainable development, the creation of new and innovative subjects, the development of lifelong learning, and the institutional anchoring of sustainability in university management.
On January 5, 2026, Prof. Ing. Jiří Witzany, DrSc., dr.h.c., died at the age of 84 after a long illness.