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This article takes a different approach from our usual focus on preparing for challenging or stressful situations. This time, we’re sharing practical ways to unwind, de-stress, and enjoy your holidays—especially after an intense study period or demanding work schedule. You’ve earned this break. Still, many people find it takes real effort to “switch off” after […]

As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become more sophisticated, universities worldwide are grappling with integrating this technology into their classrooms, especially in subjects like English composition and academic writing. The fear of students overusing AI for assignments is noticeable, with many institutions implementing strict policies to curb its influence. However, the University of New York in […]

The University of New York in Prague (UNYP) is pleased to announce that a scientific research article based on a UNYP Bachelor’s thesis has been published and widely recognized by the academic community. The article, titled “Incorporating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into Recruitment Processes: Ethical Considerations,” is based on the Bachelor’s thesis of Zuzana Sýkorová and […]

In just over a week, the University of New York in Prague (UNYP) will be heading to the Gaudeamus Student Fair in Brno, a premier educational event in the Czech Republic that connects thousands of students with their future universities. This fair is essential for UNYP, offering a prime opportunity to meet prospective students, share […]

This November, UNYP is proud to support Czech veterans by becoming an official donation site for the first time. To show solidarity, you’re invited to pick up a poppy at the reception or from the office to wear as a symbol of respect. Alongside the poppies, posters around campus share inspiring stories of veterans who […]

Yesterday, the University of New York in Prague (UNYP) welcomed a TV Nova crew to campus to discuss the upcoming U.S. elections and learn more about UNYP’s academic perspective on current affairs. The visit coincided perfectly with Professor Todd Nesbitt’s Media and Society class, which was examining the role of news media in shaping public […]

In this interview, we explore the incredible journey of Anthony, a faculty member and active reservist, who recently participated in the famous 4Daagse Marches in the Netherlands. Known as “The Walk of the World,” this annual event covers 165 kilometers over four consecutive days, pushing participants to their physical and mental limits. Anthony shares not […]

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing education—from more personalized learning to new tools that support students outside class. International organizations such as UNESCO’s AI and the Futures of Learning initiative note that AI is likely to become a core part of education systems worldwide, creating both new opportunities and new responsibilities. Personalized learning is becoming […]

Prague has officially been crowned as the best student city in Europe for 2024, outshining major cities like London, Paris, and Berlin. According to a comprehensive survey conducted by The Campus Advisor, which gathered input from over 17,000 students, Prague secured the top spot with an impressive overall score of 87.3 out of 100. What […]

Why Intercultural Communication Matters in a Global World Intercultural communication is the ability to communicate clearly, respectfully, and effectively with people from different cultural backgrounds. In today’s interconnected world, it’s more important than ever to learn how to improve intercultural communication skills. Strong intercultural skills help individuals build trust, reduce misunderstandings, and strengthen relationships across […]