Charles University holds a license to organize the FameLab competition in the Czech Republic.
Cheltenham Festivals is a licensed partner of Charles University. The company organizes the international competition.
http://www.cheltenhamfestivals.com
Czech Centres is a state-funded organization under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. The centres are an integral part of Czech foreign policy and a key instrument for cultural diplomacy within the framework of public diplomacy whose mission is to disseminate and support the good reputation of the Czech Republic around the world and to strengthen cultural relations between countries. Czech Centres defines itself as a cultural institution and operates in the area of culture in its broadest sense. The centres also provide Czech language teaching abroad and participate in the organization of certified language exams.
The mission of the Foundation is not only to preserve the Bata history and traditions themselves but also to support projects focused on the healthy development of a thriving community, whether in the areas of social and cultural development, youth education, or entrepreneurial endeavors.
https://www.nadacetomasebati.cz/
The Hybernská Campus is a hub for culture, innovation, science, and education. It is intended for bringing together students, artists, scientists, researchers, creatives, and innovators with the general public and the applied sphere of the city of Prague. The vision of the Hybernská Campus is to establish itself as a distinctive university and urban center visible in the heart of Central Europe. It is a center built on the generation of various kinds of innovations, utilizing the knowledge and creativity of people in response to the societal challenges and opportunities of the 21st century.
https://www.kampushybernska.cz/en/campus-hybernska/
Didaktikon is a public outreach and educational center of Charles University, created in cooperation with the City of Prague. You can find us in the heart of the city, at the Hybernská Campus – and we are here for everyone who wants to explore the world of science and education in a different way: playfully, interactively, and informally.
https://didaktikon.cz/DIDAKT-1.html
The Junior Charles University (JUK) is an educational program primarily designed for high school students. It offers an opportunity to experience the university environment through lectures, seminars, and interactive activities led by Charles University academics.
https://juniorskauniverzita.cuni.cz/JU-1.html
At the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, alongside cutting-edge research ranging from astrophysics and biophysics to materials science, you’ll also find the Really Fun Institute: a Physics Helpdesk, the comic Secrets of the Nanoscale World, the popular science fiction anthology Physics of the Future, a science-themed theatre day, and many other activities. Come and try for yourself what it’s like to be a bat through an atomic force microscope!
The “Consider Science!” project is a nationwide initiative focused on promoting natural and technical sciences among high school students. It is driven by the students themselves, who discovered the magic of science several years ago and are now striving to spread their enthusiasm further through large lecture days.
We all want reliable information. About everything. About medicines, vaccines, dietary supplements, about our society, and our planet. We want to understand the world around us, but in the flood of information of varying quality, it’s getting harder and harder to find our way. A group of enthusiastic scientists has decided to help. You can ask them anything.
Karolinum Press was founded in 1990, publishing textbooks, scholarly monographs, journals, and conference proceedings. Its repertoire includes series of publications related to the history of Charles University, monographs on art history, sociology, religious studies, linguistics, new media, visual culture, political science, literary criticism, and philosophy, as well as unique projects such as the Modern Czech Classics series and the oeuvre of Karel Šiktanc.
