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The 26th edition of the popular cycling race Prague Fifty will start on 21 September in front of Faculty of Architecture in Bechyňová Street in Dejvice.
The Jan Opletal Awards are an initiative of the Student Chamber of the Council of Higher Education (SK RVŠ) and Thanks that We Can movement and represent the highest national student and youth awards. They are awarded in three categories, namely for outstanding contribution during high school studies, for active involvement in the academic community within the university administration and for civic engagement (personalities under 30 years of age).
This September (9-13 September), the first micro-certificate course entitled "Applied Artificial Intelligence for Technical Innovation" will take place in Prague and Munich. The course, which is part of lifelong learning programme at CTU, has been created thanks to a unique collaboration between the EuroTeQ Alliance and the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and two partners from industry - Valeo and the German expert on AI applications in industry AppliedAI.
Call for Applications in the fields of Engineering, Mathematics and Physics.
Those interested in studying who have not yet managed to submit their application have a chance at Faculty of Civil Engineering of CTU in Prague. Until 31 July 2024, they can apply in the second round of the admission procedure for five bachelor's degree programmes in Czech and one in English.
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The institutionalization of photography at the Czech Technical University dates back to the end of the 19th century, when the Institute of Practical Photography was founded in 1899 under the leadership of Professor of Fermentation Chemistry and Photography Karel Kruis. The Prague Polytechnic also retains its leadership in the field of higher education of future technical experts for moving pictures for film, television and radio. This year marks the round but unfortunately somewhat forgotten 70th anniversary of the founding of the oldest technically oriented audiovisual field in Czechoslovakia, called Radio, Film and Television Technology (RFT), along with the establishment of the Department of Sound and Film Technology at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, thus putting our alma mater two years ahead of the famous FAMU in Prague. There, the Department of Film and Television Technology was founded by Prof. Jaroslav Bouček in 1956.
Czech Republic will also be represented at the Olympiad by students from CTU. The FBMI is extremely proud of its student Vít Hlaváč, who achieved a fantastic success and qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. Three years ago, Vit participated in the Tokyo Olympics, where he finished the 50 km race walk in Sapporo in 43rd place. This year in Paris, he will compete in the mixed relay with Eliška Martínková, a premiere event at the Olympics.
The winners of the DIF 2024 Photo Contest of the subject Digital Photography Processing were announced at the opening of the exhibition TIME & DESTRUCTION on 6 June 2024. The projects of the eight best artists can be seen (and read!) in the next months (probably twelve) in the glass ground floor of the CIIRC, Building A at the cornerstone; the exhibition is freely accessible every weekday through the main entrance from Jugoslavských partyzánů street.
2024/07/15
Traditionally, the national competition Lion's Den, organized by the CTU for the fifteenth time for primary school pupils, culminated in a summer camp. It started on Saturday, 13 July in Plasy.
2024/07/10
President of the Republic Petr Pavel handed over the appointment decrees to three new professors from the CTU.