Upcoming events
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- Tuesday
- 27
- October
- 17:00
All Souls' Day - candle painting
Come to celebrate the autumn holiday of All Souls' Day—observed in the Czech Republic instead of Halloween—with us at a candle-painting workshop
We will be decorating candles for a candle holder; the candles measure 1 x 15 cm. We will be using wax for the decoration.
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- Tuesday
- 27
- October
- 19:30
Norway 🇳🇴, Sweden 🇸🇪 and Estonia 🇪🇪 Culture evening
Come and taste traditional dishes and drinks and listen to presentations by representatives of foreign countries. You will learn about the culture from the following countries: Norway 🇳🇴, Sweden 🇸🇪 and Estonia 🇪🇪
Entry is free 💸
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- Wednesday
- 28
- October
- 8:30
The Ještěd Conquest: Hiking & Liberec
It's Autumn - time to head north and conquer Liberec’s most iconic peak!
Join us on Wednesday, October 28 for a high-elevation day trip to Ještěd Tower (1,012 m).
We’ll take the direct hike straight up to the peak for 360° summit views, chill at the top, and
march back down - all on our feet! To celebrate, we’re finishing the day with an epic feast inside
the historic brick vaults of Radniční sklípek in central Liberec!
Pack your boots, bring your ISIC, and let's head for the clouds!Transportation and lunch is included in the price!
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See what past exchange students said about us
I have a lot of good memories of the Czech Technical University (CTU), but the first thing I have to emphasize is the Erasmus Student Network (ESN). Due to the nice and friendly atmosphere I could feel since the beginning.
I decided to help them with the organization of some activities like the orientation week, language meetings, sport events or trips. I’ve also been teaching my Spanish language to other students!
It has been an unbelievable experience for me that I recommend to every Erasmus student for sure!
Sergio Martín, Spain
Joining ESN CTU in Prague allowed me many things. At the beginning of the semester, it helped me with getting to know new people from all over the world. I started learning German (with a very nice teacher) in the Masarykova dormitory, I discovered lots of new places in Prague by attending the Café Lingea meetings, where my language skills were tested, and I learned to play voleyball.
I still keep many friends who I have visited/hosted after my Erasmus. That's one of the things I am most proud of – to be able to keep these friendships through time.
My advice for those starting an Erasmus is clear: Join ESN as soon as you get there, you won't regret it.
Mikel Ogueta, Spain