Přinášíme vám exkluzivní dvoujazyčný rozhovor dvou nových členů ISC v netradičním kabátu. Jedná se o diskuzi, kde dotazovaný a dotazovatel splývají v jednu osobu. Přidejte se do ISC i vy!
Sports are more and more popular these days. In other words, who wants to be trendy does a sport. I am one of the sports fans who do sports as hobby as well. Foreign students have thanks to the ISC the opportunity to choose various sports like volleyball, fitness, football, basketball and of course swimming.
Have you ever tried the Quiz Night? What, you don’t know what it is? Then it’s the best time to find out!
Dress up in usual clothes, call up some friends and set out to a favourite club? It sounds little bit trite, right? However, dressing up in a fun in a superhero costume with more than 300 people who are as crazy as you… That sounds quite exciting. Meeting the Joker, Mr. Incredible, Superman or Catwoman would definitely attract your attention. However, that’s not even the main attraction! What if you find out that this party is not in a club - but in a tram, which (and this is the best part) goes through the city during normal traffic hours.
Socks in sandals
Another one of the traditional country presentations took place on Wednesday. Two very different countries were introduced to us – hot-blooded Spain and Russia with its mysterious soul.
This semestr, like every other before, the annual teambuilding took place.
Early spring usually invites out many people passionate for sport. Because it is good for your body and mind and we care about our international students we prepared extraordinary sport event for them. Beermaraton is only for strong ones because there are special rules including strict drinking regime.
Is it better to spend the autumn or spring term in Brno? What a Sophie’s choice, right? I personally consider the semester we’re in right now to be a bit better after all. Yes, there are those amazing markets before Christmas with all that atmosphere, you tend to drink punch and mulled wine pretty much all the time and snow (if you’re lucky that is) changes Brno streets in an unforgettable way.
Michiel Nanninga from Netherlands studies dual- master degree study program and he has been in Brno for two semesters now. What surprised him, who is he living with and what does he have for lunch? Read on!
First, very obvious, but of course necessary question: Why Czech republic, why Brno? Have you been here before?
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