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The Student Chamber represents students of all BUT faculties being part of the BUT Academic Senate, which is the supreme academic representative body according to the University Act.
Student Unions
The Student Union's mission is to defend the interests of university students, providing them with assistance in dealing with the faculty and university management, with student and other organisations, individuals, and government institutions, making every effort to support the development of a particular faculty and education in general.
Other Student Organisations
The university also has many catering facilities available both to students and employees. Apart from the usual canteens with modern equipment, there are snack bars, cafés, a pizzeria and a club. In the canteens, people can choose from up to 12 meals every day.
BUT has also very good facilities for sports activities and is thus able to offer students about 50 different sports at 5 performance levels. Sporting sites with modern equipment are used not only by students. Sport matches are also held here and the facilities are rented by sports clubs. The Pod Palackého vrchem campus is unique especially thanks to its facilities for disabled athletes. In addition, athletic surfaces, which have obtained first class IAAF certificate (the only one in the Czech Republic), now match the Olympic quality.
BUT has the highest capacity of accommodation beds of all Brno universities. It can accommodate students in 5 halls of residence, most of them at the Pod Palackého vrchem campus. Almost all services are located in its vicinity — canteens, sports campus and a university club. Two BUT accommodation facilities were among the TOP 3 in the competition for the best halls of residence, which testifies to their good quality.
BUT provides good-class accommodation, mostly in double rooms. Half of the bedrooms are equipped with their own bathroom and toilet, another half has a common bathroom unit for a certain number of rooms. Most of the rooms are two-bed and three-bed rooms, a small number are single rooms.
Students have a study room, TV room, bicycle room, music room with a piano, and a darkroom at their disposal.All halls are equipped with laundries and dryers as well as public phones.
The premises offer various sports facilities like multipurpose fields, quality body building gyms, gymnasiums, pool tables, table tennis equipment and other sports facilities of the Center for Sports Activities.
Established in 1899 by Emperor Franz Joseph I, Brno University of Technology (BUT) is the city's oldest university. Today it offers high-quality studies in engineering, scientific, economic and artistic fields. With its 24 thousand students and 8 faculties, BUT is the nation's largest technical university. Focusing on science and research, the university now has five of its own research centres being engaged in two centres of excellence. In recent years, BUT has been among the world's best universities according to QS Quacquarelli Symonds Limited, a prestigious international ranking. As an EU member, Brno University of Technology was the country's second university in to receive both ECTS Label and Diploma Supplement certificate.
Brno University of Technology offers three degree program levels — Bachelor’s, Master’s and doctoral full-time and combined courses. BUT has almost 80 accredited programmes, 26 of which are taught in English. These include theoretical and practical courses in engineering, architecture, fine arts and economics. The students are equipped with knowledge and skills that make them competitive in rapidly changing global labour markets.
According to the Quacquarelli Symond Limited prestigious world university rankings, BUT has been among the world's best universities for several years in succession. Overall it ranked 651-700th position in 2014/2015 and had several further successes:
It is the result of the top research conducted at BUT as well as its good reputation recognised by academics and employers both at home and abroad. Among others, the ranking also reflects the degree of internationalization of a university.
