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karicka discoverslThe teaching period at the Catholic University in Ružomberok has just started and the students from abroad, mainly Erasmus+ students, have a chance to attend a new course named Discover Slovakia.

 

During the summer semester teachers from the Faculty of Arts and Letters and Faculty of Education will give their talks on various topics such as the contemporary Slovak art, history of Slovakia in the 20th century, unique natural sights of Slovakia, Slovak folk tales or its stand-up comedy. Moreover, students are offered to visit Ludovit Fulla Gallery, the National Council of the Slovak Republic and to take part in a field trip covering natural sights in the Liptov region.

 

univerzita janka kupaluBelarus is neither geographically nor culturally remote, still in Slovakia we do not know a lot about this nation. Thus, the representatives from the Catholic University in Ruzomberok – the dean of the Faculty of Arts and Letters Marek Babic and his vice-dean for research, arts and doctoral studies Eugen Zeleňák – visited Belarus to establish cooperation with the educational institutions in Belarus. Their visit was organized and supported by the honorary consul of the Republic of Belarus in Slovakia Marián Murin.

 

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The Catholic University in Ružomberok organises a welcome days (30 January -1 February 2019) for all Erasmus+ international students. The Vice-Rector for International Relations prof. M. Kozová officially welcomed students from Albania, Ukraine, France, Italy, Poland and the Foreign Relations Office Staff will help them to know all the services available at the University and the opportunity the City Ružomberok offers.


We wish all Erasmus+ students a pleasant and successful time at Catholic University in Ružomberok.

podpisovanie listiny magna chartaCatholic University in Ružomberok, along with 74 other institutions across the world, has become a signatory of the document laying down fundamental university principles. The vice-rector of Science, Art and Foreign Relations, prof. Mária Kozová, took part in the 30th Assembly of the Observatory of the Magna Charta Universitatum – a ceremony held at the University of Salamanca on 18 September. This document lays down fundamental university principles such as academic freedom, institutional autonomy or the need to promote research.

© Catholic University in Ruzomberok 2019