Internationalization
International cooperation is not just an exchange of knowledge for us – it is a path to scientific development, prestige, and innovation. Through partnerships with universities and research institutions from around the world, we open access for our students and researchers to modern technologies, projects, and publications in prestigious journals. Programs such as Erasmus+ and bilateral agreements enable students and educators to study, teach, and conduct research abroad. At the same time, the faculty welcome international students and experts and organizes conferences and workshops to support collaboration. Scholarship programs facilitate the involvement of our people in global academic networks, including the prestigious alliance EULiST. Internationalization is a natural part of our identity – we connect the academic community without borders.
Research collaboration
At the Faculty of Chemistry BUT, we believe that innovation arises from the connection of ideas across the world. Our research teams cooperate with leading experts from around the globe, both within international projects and during the organization of thematic workshops, such as the 2nd Autumn Workshop on Functional Organic Materials for a Sustainable Future. Active participation in research networks and collaboration within our research groups allows us to share knowledge and advance science.
Summer schools
The Faculty of Chemistry BUT opens doors to students from all over the world through summer schools, where science meets practice. Last year, we organized the international WATER Summer School focused on the sustainability of water resources. This unique educational event offered participants not only theoretical knowledge but also practical experience directly in the laboratories.
International conferences
International conferences at the Faculty of Chemistry of BUT in Brno are places where leading experts and young talents meet. Every three years, we organize the traditional conference Chemistry and Life, which connects the scientific community and brings new insights from chemistry and related fields. In recent years, we have co-organized several significant international conferences, such as the European Symposium on Biopolymers 2023.
