Student Life
Student life in Prague
Prague is a city of dreams. It is the cultural and historical center of the entire country. There are hundreds of cinemas, art galleries, music halls, clubs, sports facilities, and parks that lay on top of each other. Most of the universities and their colleges are situated right in the very core of the city …
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Moving to Prague
With the pandemic restrictions reducing, and things getting back to normal and the new academic semester starting for the students here are a few things newbies should be informed about. This will help you plan ahead for your stay in Prague which would make sure that you have a great semester here. Relevant documents for …
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Learn about Czech WWII history through a videogame
That Czechia is a country rich for its videogame production is no secret. Just remember games like the Mafia Trilogy, Beat Saber, Arma, Machinarium, Euro Truck Simulator and many others. However, except for Kingdom Come: Deliverance, there aren’t really that many games that accurately map Czech history. That’s why you should give special attention to …
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September restart for university students
Just like New Year is somehow a magical date for most people to start with new habits or breaking old ones, September feels similar to students. There’s something about a new academic year that makes you think that you can make it this time, even though reality usually proves you wrong. How to actually make …
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A Rainy summer day in Prague, 2021
There are a lot of things to do in Prague on a rainy summer day when the weather is not cooperating. Staying at home is always a good option, but it’s also great to step out of the house to explore the beautiful city when the weather is gloomy. Czech food is something that will …
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Medical care and Insurance in Czech Republic
Medical care The Czech Republic has very good medical care for both, their local citizens as well as international people. Health care is provided by government-run- and private medical facilities. During the time of emergency, outside the working surgery hours, you can always visit the emergency departments in the hospital. In case you have a …
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Some things to know before starting with first year of medical school
When I started med school, I was clueless about what I was getting myself into. Nobody in my family is a doctor so no one could give me any advice as to how to tackle my first year here. I still remember my first day of medical school, my first lecture was anatomy. The professor …
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Mental health is Health
Mental health refers to cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being. It is all about how people think, feel, and behave. Mental health can affect daily life, relationships, and your ability to perform basic tasks. It’s always “Mind over Body”- if one day you wake up depressed and sad in the morning then you choose to stay …
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How to overcome your study slump
Do you feel unmotivated lately? Too tired? Not feeling like studying today? Well, in some cases it might not be common laziness and procrastination. You might be deep in a study slump! Don’t beat yourself unnecessary, it’s completely normal and happens even to the nerdiest of nerds. Still, you need some way out of it. …
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Resetting your mindset towards happiness and success
Make yourself happy. Don’t expect others to make you happy. Be the one to think of yourself and keep yourself in a healthier mental space. Don’t forget to take care of yourself. Practice positive affirmations: Normally we end up focusing more on the things we don’t have or not good at rather than being happy …
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