Tag Archives: Czech Republic
Looking out, up and in
After sitting through and participating in 3 days of sessions at ECIL 2016 in Prague while networking with librarians from 51 countries, it was a relief to actually get into a room full of books. On a visit to the … Continue reading
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Tagged conferences, Czech Republic, ECIL, libraries, Prague
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Cheers to Brno students
While it is comforting to know that universities around the world are busy with the serious business of educating the next generation, it is also fun to consider some of the novel ideas in education. For example, in the Social Studies Library … Continue reading
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Tagged Brno, Czech Republic, Erasmus, libraries, Masaryk University, mobile phone
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Spires in Brno
I got a bit obsessed with doors during a visit to Finland last year. This year in the Czech Republic, I’m getting a bit fixated with turrets, towers, steeples and spires. Although I really admire these high-rise additions, it has … Continue reading
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Tagged achitecture, Brno, Czech Republic, Erasmus, libraries
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Why MUST?
So here we are — about 30 of us from over 20 countries — at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic for MUST. Brno is known as the ‘city of universities’, and with a population of less than 400,000, it … Continue reading
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Tagged Czech Republic, Erasmus, library 2, Masaryk University
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Erasmus visits can open doors
I’ll be blogging this week (23-27 April) from Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic where I’ll be attending an Erasmus International Office and Library Training week. For those who do not know about Erasmus, it is the European Union’s educational … Continue reading
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Tagged Brno, Czech Republic, Erasmus, Finland, International education, libraries
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