RSS feed uniba.sk https://uniba.sk/ Najnovšie novinky sk RSS feed uniba.sk https://uniba.sk/fileadmin/tt_news_article.gif https://uniba.sk/ Najnovšie novinky TYPO3 - get.content.right http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Thu, 31 Dec 2026 00:00:00 +0100 Enrolment for the 1st year students http://https://www.jfmed.uniba.sk/en/study/jfmed-students/the-organization-of-study/zapisy-20252026/ [JLF] Kalendár Wed, 03 Sep 2025 13:08:00 +0200 CEREMONIAL OPENING OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026 http://fileadmin/jlf/PR/oznamy/2025/09/Otvorenie_AR_24-25_Poster_EN.pdf [JLF] Kalendár Mon, 08 Sep 2025 14:23:00 +0200 Models of Modern Physics http://https://indico.global/event/14267/overview The 19th Models of Modern Physics Workshop and Summer School in Theoretical Physics will be held in... [FMFI] Konferencie [FMFI] Titulka - úzke novinky [FMFI] Kalendár Tomas.Blazek@fmph.uniba.sk Tue, 02 Sep 2025 14:53:00 +0200 Zlatica Zacharová: Let’s stop looking at differences and start being inclusive and supportive https://uniba.sk/ From 25 to 28 August 2025, Bratislava welcomed more than 700 experts from 54 countries for the... We meet as the conference draws to a close, in the foyer of the Slovak National Theatre. The final lecture has just ended on the main stage. How do you feel in these last moments of the event? Honestly? Like a thousand trucks drove over me. I'm feeling exhaustion and satisfaction at the same time. For four days we mostly worked in English. The whole year of preparations was also in English – we communicated with our British partners from the Centre for Research in Early Childhood (CREC), who run the EECERA conference, and we had regular online meetings with them every month. I had to switch my mind and work systematically. What seemed frightening at the beginning eventually became a clear and structured process in which we knew exactly what had to be done and by when. Why was Bratislava eventually chosen to host the conference? I attended my first EECERA conference in Bologna in 2017. Back then I spoke with the association’s vice-president about the fact that the conference had not yet been held in our region, and I also became the coordinator for Slovakia. The organisers look for locations that are accessible to European guests but also financially feasible for participants from third countries. Bratislava was an ideal choice – close, affordable, and attractive at the same time. We chose suitable venues back in 2023, and a year later a delegation of the EECERA board (President Christine Pascal and the editor-in-chief of the EECERA Journal Tony Bertram, together with colleagues from CREC) came to inspect the premises we had chosen. They confirmed the Slovak National Theatre as the main venue for lectures and the Faculty of Arts as the venue for symposia. We considered the Faculty of Education, but opted for the Faculty of Arts building on Gondova street due to its proximity to the theatre as well as the beautiful space of the covered atrium and the Moyzes Hall, which became important spaces during the event. Organising an event like this must have been extremely complex. What was the biggest challenge? The budget was perhaps the toughest challenge. Creative work demands not only ideas but also careful accounting, with every euro checked to stay within limits. Venues posed another hurdle – Bratislava simply doesn’t have many halls for 800 or 900 people. And then there was inclusivity: ensuring full accessibility for wheelchair users, as well as catering that covered kosher, halal, vegetarian diets and a host of allergies and intolerances. Such details shape the atmosphere participants notice. We were deeply grateful to our catering partners for their professional service and for meeting every request from delegates, who even named us the conference with the best food. Because in the end, good meals, welcoming spaces and kind people matter just as much as the academic programme. Above all, we wanted participants to feel comfortable - and safe. The programme also included a visit to an inclusive kindergarten, which drew great interest. How did you manage to organise that? It wasn’t easy, because in the last week of August kindergartens are closed for hygiene checks. Thanks to the extraordinary effort of Dagmar Luknár, head of the Heydukova Inclusive Kindergarten in Bratislava, who secured the necessary permits and gained the cooperation of parents, we were able to welcome 43 international guests. They left delighted, and it was a tangible demonstration that inclusive education is possible despite bureaucratic and administrative hurdles. What did the EECERA 2025 conference mean for Comenius University, and what opportunities did it create for Slovak experts in early childhood education and international cooperation? The conference opened doors to the wider world, showing both our organisational discipline and our academic capacity. This year’s theme - education for all, celebrating diversity and inclusion - directly reflects the challenges we face in Slovakia, especially in caring for children aged 0 to 3. For PhD students it was a rare chance to present their work, gain experience, and make first international contacts and projects. International cooperation is crucial for us: it helps us track trends, build capacity, and open ourselves to new approaches. EECERA promotes the exchange of experience and the building of relationships that raise the quality of early education. Slovak experts thus had the chance to showcase their work on a global stage and draw inspiration from abroad. Finally, what do you personally take away from the conference? And what message would you give to teachers and parents at the start of the new school year? Gratitude, above all. I had a team that stood with me, colleagues who gave their all, and 55 wonderful volunteers (students of pedagogy, psychology and even secondary schools) who made sure everything ran smoothly. They were the invisible heroes of the conference, and I am very proud of them. Enthusiasm and positive energy spread quickly through the team, which made it much easier to tackle even the most difficult situations. And it’s similar in families in September. The start of the school year is always stressful. Teachers and parents alike should remember that children absorb stress from us adults. But when calm and good humour prevail at home, school also becomes a pleasant place. I share the view expressed by the regional governor at the opening: education must be fun. If we add humility and love for our work to that fun, inclusivity comes naturally - sometimes without us even noticing. To be inclusive, we don’t need countless methods or tools; it is enough to listen, to be aware of others’ needs, and to respond to them with respect. Eva Kopecká ]]> [RUK] Titulka - široké novinky pr@uniba.sk Mon, 08 Sep 2025 10:51:00 +0200 The schedule registration http://https://www.fpharm.uniba.sk/en/education/master-study/pharmacy-in-english/class-schedule/ The schedule registration for the winter semester of the Academic Year 2025/2026 for the Master's... 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EXTERNAL ACTION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION Principal Investigator: Prof. JUDr. Miroslav Slašťan, PhD. The project introduces a new course at the faculty, “External Action of the European Union.” Students and the professional public will focus on topics such as EU foreign policy, trade policy, security and defence policy, judicial cooperation with third countries, and climate diplomacy. The project will also include summer schools, expert publications, and an annual international conference. BEYOND THE WHISTLE: LEGAL AND HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVES IN THE EUROPEAN MODEL OF SPORT Principal Investigator: JUDr. Sára Kiššová, PhD. The aim of the project is to integrate the field of European sports law into the curriculum at the Faculty of Law of Comenius University. Students will acquire knowledge of the legal and human rights aspects of sport, thereby supporting the development of the sports environment in Slovakia and training young lawyers specialized in this socially important field. BRIDGING BORDERS, BUILDING VALUES: ENHANCING EXPERTISE IN EU EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND SECURITY Principal Investigator: Assoc. Prof. JUDr. Andrej Beleš, PhD. The project focuses on linking teaching and research in the area of EU foreign relations and security policy. It will offer new specialized courses on EU law in the field of foreign trade, security, and the European Economic Area. In addition to the academic dimension, emphasis will also be placed on social impact through conferences, round tables, and online lectures for the wider public. APVV PROJECTS The Faculty of Law of Comenius University in Bratislava has also been successful within the Slovak Research and Development Agency (APVV), and starting in September 2025, it will carry out three major scientific projects. ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF BUILDINGS IN SLOVAKIA: IMPROVING THE ORGANIZATIONAL AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN LIGHT OF NEW EU REQUIREMENTS Principal Investigator: Prof. JUDr. Marián Vrabko, CSc. The project focuses on improving the organizational and legal framework of energy efficiency of buildings (EEB), which is an important tool for reducing energy consumption, protecting the environment, and enhancing the quality of life. In line with the new directives of the European Union, the current state of EEB legislation in Slovakia will be analyzed, comparative research with selected EU Member States will be carried out, and recommendations for more effective legislative and organizational solutions will be developed. The project will result in a set of analytical and legislative documents that can be used in public policy-making. COMPATIBILITY OF THE INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION OF CIVIL COURTS OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC Principal Investigator: Prof. JUDr. Miroslav Slašťan, PhD. The project focuses on a comprehensive examination of the international jurisdiction of civil courts of the Slovak Republic in the context of EU law and private international law. Its aim is to identify practical application problems, compare national legislation with judicial practice in other EU Member States, and propose legislative amendments to harmonize Slovak legal regulation with European standards. The outputs will include scholarly articles, a monograph, and a set of recommendations that will contribute to strengthening legal certainty in the field of international civil procedure. LEGAL AND APPLICATION ASPECTS OF THE DIGITAL SERVICES ACT (DSA) FOR THE FUNCTIONING OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION BODIES IN THE ONLINE ENVIRONMENT Principal Investigator: Assoc. Prof. Mgr. Martin Daňko, PhD. Digital platforms have become an integral part of communication by state institutions. The project examines the impact of the Digital Services Act (DSA) on the activities of public administration bodies, particularly in the areas of content publication, moderation, and monitoring the dissemination of information. The aim is to analyze the legislative framework, identify practical application issues, and prepare proposals for optimizing processes in the online environment in order to enhance the transparency and credibility of public administration. The outputs will have practical value in shaping the functioning of state authorities in the digital sphere.]]> [PraF] Titulka - úzke novinky - z uniba.sk [PraF] EN Titulka - úzke novinky Sat, 30 Aug 2025 15:45:00 +0200 Laval University https://uniba.sk/ Par l'intermédiaire de la direction régionale des bourses étrangères canadienne, le... Par l'intermédiaire de la direction régionale des bourses étrangères  canadienne, le secrétariat d'État à l'étude et à la recherche de l’Université Laval lance un appel à la candidature pour 400 bourses d'études Canadienne au titre de l'année académique 2025-2026. Ces bourses sont destinées aux ressortissants des pays de la catégorie A (pays industrialisés européens, et extra-européens) et ceux des pays de la catégorie B (pays en développement, du tiers monde et extra -européens) elles doivent leur permettre de poursuivre leurs études, de parfaire leurs connaissances pour les travaux de recherches dans les domaines auxquels l’Université Laval accorde une attention particulière.


SPÉCIFICITÉ DE LA BOURSE:

- L’Université Laval entend faciliter l'immigration aux personnes désireuses de poursuivre leurs études et d'obtenir des diplômes d'État canadien.

- Les candidats retenus au terme de la sélection de candidatures seront insérés outre leur étude dans les secteurs sensibles de la vie économique et sociale du Canada: (santé, droit, diplomatie, communication, finance, énergie, industrie, transport, agriculture...).Cette option de l’Université Laval vise à donner une aptitude professionnelle aux boursiers pour pouvoir travailler s'ils le désirent au Canada à la fin de leur formation.

DURÉE DE LA BOURSE:

-Les bourses couvrent la période d'un cycle de formation ou au maximum six (06) semestres voir plus.

FRAIS DE VOYAGE:

Les billets d'avion aller-retour (Provenance – Canada/ Québec), sont pris en charge par la direction régionale des bourses étrangères canadienne. Conditions préalables à la candidature en règle générale, les candidats aux bourses étrangères Canadienne doivent:

- Avoir au maximum 18 ans à 58 ans;

- Comprendre et parler correctement l'une des langues d'enseignement au Canada (Anglais, Français, Espagnol, Allemand, Italien);

- Avoir un diplôme équivalent au brevet d'étude de premier cycle d'enseignement, au baccalauréat ou au brevet d'aptitude professionnelle des pays de l'union européenne.

PROCÉDURE DE SÉLECTION:

- Veuillez faire votre demande de bourse en réclamant le formulaire d’inscription à remplir par une lettre de motivation et envoyer à l'adresse émail du secrétariat: lavaluni9@gmail.com

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