Contacts

Praha-Strašnice

Address:
Jiří Hájek Specialised Library

Metropolitan University Prague
1st Floor
Dubečská 900/10
100 31 Praha 10

Contact Details - library desk:
mobile: +420 724 831 985,
e-mail: library@mup.cz, phone: +420 274 815 044

Library Staff:

Mgr. Petra Hornochová (Head of MUP Library)
e-mail: petra.hornochova@mup.cz
mobile: +420 602 778 404
Mgr. Soňa Poláková, sona.polakova@mup.cz
Mgr. Tereza Rzymanová, tereza.rzymanova@mup.cz

Opening Hours:

*except for the following Saturdays
10.3., 31.3., 28.4., 5.5.2018

Address:
Učňovská 100/1
190 00 Praha 9
1st floor foyer

Contact Details:

mobile: +420 725 780 645

Opening Hours:

Address:

Building of the vocational and technical school (VOŠ a SPŠE)
Central campus hall – office no. 2402
Koterovská 85

326 00 Plzeň
Mapa

Contact Details:
Martin Záhlava
martin.zahlava@mup.cz
mobile: +420 725 103 788

Opening Hours:

Address:

U3 Hall on the Štefánikova school campus
room M4
Štefánikova 566
500 11 Hradec Králové
Map Recommended access routes

Contact Details:
Kateřina Vojtěchová
hradec.kralove@mup.cz
mobile: +420 724 700 852

Opening Hours:

Address:

Šamánkova 8 (2nd floor)
460 01 Liberec
Map

Contact Details:
Eva Ničová
liberec@mup.cz
mobile: +420 724 115 664

Opening Hours:

Learn How to Protect Your Business – Learn About Credit Insurance

Department of International Business organized an open lecture called Private Credit Insurance which was delivered by Luděk Obadal, the Country Manager of the credit insurance company EULER HERMES, member of Allianz.
Ambassador of Estonia on Practical Aspects of Diplomatic Protocol

Upon MUP invitation on 9 May ambassador of Estonia H.E. Mr. Sten Schwede delivered a guest lecture for students of International Relations and European Studies program entitled “Diplomatic Protocol: What does it Mean in Practice.” The lecture focused on practical aspects of diplomacy and was organised as part of the course “Etiquette and Diplomatic Protocol.”

23/11 2018

Multiple Modernities in Latin America

The Ibero-American Centre (IAC) at Metropolitan University Prague in cooperation with Luso-Brazilian Studies Department and KREAS project at the Charles University in Prague are pleased to announce Call for Papers for the upcoming conference Multiple Modernities in Latin America: Discourse on modernity and antimodernity in the political and identification processes from the 19–21st century.