The exhibits of Czech Technical University are traditionally a great attraction. This year, Brno will once again feature, for example, the Van de Graaff generator, a scale model of a part of the artificial slalom course in Kadaň town, which represents cutting edge approach in the field of water sports simulation, a high-tech model of an infant or a human body in virtual reality, student rockets, formulas, autonomous space vehicles, the popular drink "blue lion power" or a device that, thanks to its artificial intelligence, will reward you with candy for a wide enough smile. There are also various presentations and the popular chill out zone. Arriving students will certainly be attracted by the opportunity to express their relationship to CTU by legally spraying grafitti on the wall within the exhibition.
At the CTU stand (no. 32) in Hall V, secondary school students will learn information directly from representatives and students of all eight faculties (civil, mechanical, electrical, nuclear sciences and physical engineering, architecture, transport, biomedical engineering and information technology) and the Masaryk Institute of Advanced Studies.There will also be representatives of two support organizations belonging to the Rector's Office of the CTU, ELSA (Centre for Support of Students with Specific Needs) and CIPS (Centre for Information and Counselling Services).
The fair will offer visitors a record 433 represented universities, colleges, faculties, vocational schools and other educational institutions. Students will be able to choose from more than 10,000 fields of study. In addition to domestic exhibitors, universities and colleges from fifteen countries will be represented at the fair. This will be the 30th anniversary edition.