Naši absolventi

Klára Aycox graduated from our faculty at the Department of Primary Education after studying primary school teaching, and today her name is shaking up the Czech literary world. Her first work, a detective novel titled Pech (Tough Luck), is set in Liberec, but it is not only local readers who are singing her praises. What is she doing now? Writing another book?

I was drawn elsewhere, but today I’m glad I studied philology

Lukáš Michalík always enjoyed sports, especially football, which he played as a boy for Slovan Liberec. Today, he makes his living working as a sports editor at Czech Radio Radiožurnál. Even though he had always had his sights set on journalism and got his masters in that field, he completed his bachelor's degree in philology at our Department of Czech Language and Literature. And he definitely doesn't regret it.

Children are curious, we should teach them about volcanoes on volcanoes

Dominik Rubáš is a well-known personality in Liberec, especially around Ještěd. He works as a geologist in the Ralsko Geopark, is a representative of the town of Český Dub, is engaged in publishing activities and at the same time teaches both at a primary school and at our faculty, which is also his alma mater - he studied geography and physics here.

I wanted to study and ski, Liberec was the ideal place

Thanks to his athletic talent, Tomáš Dohnal had the opportunity to study mathematics in the USA at the University of New Mexico. After graduating high school, his first steps led him to our faculty, specifically to study math and English...

When studying at FP I dreamed about flying

Tomáš Jerje studied physics and mathematics at our faculty with a focus on education, and although he really enjoyed teaching physics and received a master’s degree in this field, in the end his childhood dream won out. However, he still teaches part-time.