Student activities at Kampus Hybernská are supported or directly organized by the Studentská Hybernská initiative, which runs the Student House, a place where student clubs and initiatives can meet to work on their project, or organize talks or workhops. These associations are typically focused on such topics as equal opportunities, climate change, minority rights – or simply on the many facets of student life in Prague.
Jak vypadá Země z vesmíru, víme díky družicovým snímkům. Družicová data mají zásadní význam pro sledování klimatické změny, zvládání přírodních katastrof, ochranu životního prostředí i bezpečnostní plánování. A právě u nás v Kampusu Hybernská se bude školit nová generace expertů a expertek, kteří s těmito daty umí pracovat.
Jak přiblížit vědecká témata tak, aby jim porozuměl i laik? Workshop projektu FameLab, který se konal 25. dubna v Kampusu Hybernská, ukázal, že když se spojí dobrý příběh s osobním přístupem, dokáže věda zaujmout opravdu každého. Účastníci a účastnice z řad doktorandů z různých fakult UK si během dne osvojili základy vědeckého storytellingu a vyzkoušeli si, jak působit přesvědčivě před publikem i kamerou.
Jak zvládat imposter syndrom a předejít vyhoření? Těmto tématům se věnoval celodenní workshop, který proběhl 26. března v Kampusu Hybernská v rámci projektu FameLab. Akce byla určena doktorandkám a doktorandům napříč vědními obory – od humanitních po přírodní vědy – a nabídla nejen cenné informace, ale i prostor pro sdílení zkušeností a vzájemnou podporu.
Almost every student project that has an interesting idea for an event will be given space in Studentská Hybernská - if there is space and time. However, we have several dramaturgical lines that play a primary role in our work. These lines are:
Thanks to these lines, we are better able to connect and unite our agenda. However, we do not rely on them hundred percent and appreciate every interesting digression! Just be careful: our events should be academic, popular or cultural and must be impartial. For example, political party events are clearly off-limits. Other exceptions are for discussion with student coordinators. They reserve the right to refuse an event in extreme cases.
The program of Studentská Hybernská is co-funded by the European Union in 2023 through the European Solidarity Corps grant programme. In it, we focus on sustainability issues and their popularisation.
Are you a student or a student association, project or initiative and would you like to use our space for free? Here's how to do it. Before we get to it, though, it's important to know that the public events calendar always closes on the 20th of the previous month (so, for example, we close the calendar for January on December 20). We always need to keep this in mind and plan events with us well in advance. You can read more about our programme above. For public events, we offer our promotion options through Kampus Hybernská and Studentská Hybernská channels.
However, for private events, which we do rather rarely due to lack of capacity, it is the other way around: they are arranged on the 20th of the month at the earliest for the following month (e.g. on January 20 we arrange private events for February).
How to arrange an event in Studentská Hybernská:
Examples of use: lectures, discussions, author readings, film screenings
Capacity: 40 persons
Equipment: canvas, speakers, microphones, cables
Examples of use: conferences, workshops, internal events, gaming, team events
Capacity: 20 persons
Equipment: projector, speakers, cables, reducers, curtains, office supplies, flipchart
Examples of use: film screenings, discussions, panels, lectures, workshops, literary readings, small concerts
Capacity: 40 seats
Equipment: projector, screen, speakers, cables, reducers, microphones, air conditioning, dishes
Examples of use: large exhibitions, standing concerts
Capacity: 100 standing places
Examples of use: small exhibitions, swaps, fleas, happenings
Capacity: 50 standing places
These associations have shared offices in Kampus Hybernská on the basis of a public open-call. The following line-up is chosen for the calendar year 2023. The open-call takes place once a year and is open to societies, projects and initiatives related to the Charles University.
Spolek korespondenčních seminářů, sestávající hlavně ze studentů MFF UK, sdružuje různé středoškolské soutěže a korespondenční semináře s matematickou, informatickou a jinou přírodovědnou tématikou. Naším cílem je podporovat a organizovat akce, které pomáhají rozvíjet primárně středoškolské žáky v těchto oborech. Tím navíc vzniká přátelská komunita mladých budoucích studentů přírodovědných oborů
Czechmag je online platforma mapující hlubiny české kultury. Přináší nejen informace o aktuálním dění z oblastí témat jako kulturní akce, hudba, umění, móda, architektura, literatura a další, ale také hlubší analýzy a komentáře k různým kulturním fenoménům. Díky svému zaměření na alternativní kulturu a mladé umělce se stal platformou pro prezentaci nových talentů a projektů na české, potažmo slovenské scéně. Cílem projektu je poskytovat kvalitní a inspirativní obsah pro všechny, kteří se zajímají o současnou českou kulturu a její alternativní proudy.
Spolek studentstva Katedry filmových studií FFUK, který poskytuje studentskou platformu pro vzdělávání a popularizaci témat z oblasti audiovize a kulturní publicistiky. Za tím účelem pořádají zejména každoroční mezinárodní studentský filmový festival Zlatý Voči, ale také menší akce, přednášky a debaty přístupné veřejnosti. Díky neustále se měnící členské základně se IFS s časem zaměřuje na různá aktuální témata problematická pro mladé zájemstvo v audiovizi.
The Society for Cognitive Science aims to popularize the scientific study of the mind and to connect university students and the general public with leading figures in research and practice. We offer regular lectures that are coupled with student internship opportunities, and we also seek to popularize the latest discoveries in the field on social media. By disseminating scientific findings to as many people as possible, including students, researchers and the general public, and by creating a platform for networking between students, professionals and other organisations, we hope to help improve understanding of the mind and mental health.
“Zeptejte se studenta” (Ask the Student) is an association of students who popularise law and try to bring the basics of legal science closer to the general public drowning in an inhospitable sea of paragraphs. As part of their activities, students from the association answer curious questions, write articles, make videos, teach high school students, organize lectures, and more. They bond over a passion for law, so you'll often hear them debating legal standards. Join the debate yourself!
WeFFUK is an association of students of Czech language and literature. We try to bring together those interested in Bohemian Studies and give space to young authors at our events. We organise readings and other events with literary themes, which are attended not only by our students but also by the wider public. Our aim is to provide a platform for young authors and to present Czech language and literature from different perspectives.
The Students of IKSŽ association organizes mainly lectures and workshops, primarily focused on the Czech media space. As students, we often try to connect the academic environment and informal affairs. The members of our association are students of the Institute of Communication Studies of the Charles University, which allows us to organize various informal events, such as parties or sports outings. These events serve to connect students with the specialisations at our institute and also to improve student life. We also organize various other informal activities that contribute to making our student community feel connected.
safe space, the feminist collective of the UK, is a university collective based on the ideas of intersectional feminism - ideas related to equality, solidarity and social and ecological justice. The collective seeks to raise awareness of these issues by sharing expertise and experience through educational lectures, workshops, conferences and other events, with an emphasis on connecting feminist-minded collectives. Once a month, safe space kolektiv organizes Gender Friday, a discussion evening on a selected feminist topic. In addition to disseminating know-how, the membership of the collective also promotes mutual support and solidarity, especially among students. They do so at informal events (e.g. safe Thursday, book club, sing-alongs) or every year at the Feminist Camp (a week of learning and making new friends).
The “Proč jsme to nenahlásili” (Why We Didn't Report It) initiative (NA*HLAS association) is a collective of 7 students from different disciplines and universities that has been working on the issue of sexualised violence since 2020. Our activity consists of detabuizing and educating the public through our social networks (@procjsmetonenahlasili), as well as working on different projects and organizing public events. We are also currently working on two professional research projects through which we want to further contribute to the debate and awareness of the prevalence and severity of the situation in the country.
“Potřebnej počítač” (Computer Needed) is a non-profit initiative that was created in 2020 in response to the lack of computers for online learning during the pandemic. The initiative collects old computers, cleans them, repairs them, upgrades them, and then distributes them to those who can use them to help with their education or job search. Children, the elderly, the socially disadvantaged or refugees.
“Politika (nejen) pro mladé”(Politics (not only) for young people) is a group of students who try to introduce and explain current events to young people and their broader context, thus awakening their interest in what is happening around us. The project started as an instagram account of two people, but has grown into other social networks, live events and Europe-wide competitions. It has been nominated for the Křišťálová Lupa Award, for example, or won second place in the European Parliament's pan-European competition, the Charlemagne Prize. Now the team consists of over twenty enthusiasts who report on important events every day and put the most important ones in a context that helps (not only) young people to navigate the sometimes complex issues of today's world.
Charlie - the queer association of Charles University - offers students and academics of Charles University and other universities, as well as their friends and supporters, a platform for self-realization, meeting, fun and solving common problems. It focuses primarily on developing the social life of LGBTQ+ people. It seeks to bring different people together and change the often stereotypical view of queer people, creating a more diverse academic and non-academic life for all those who throw away any prejudices and are willing to enjoy new opportunities for activities not only on university grounds. Charlie organises a range of regular and special events and works with a number of other societies and organisations. Charlie is a member of PROUD and internationally also The International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer Youth & Student Organisation (IGLYO).
