ISC guide 2010/2011 - International Students Club VUT

• Restaurant (with full service), Božetěchova 1, Brno
• Cafeteria, Božetěchova 1, Brno
• Café, Božetěchova 1, Brno
Dining services in BUT faculties:
Integrated building of the Faculty of Business and Management and the Faculty of
Electrical Engineering and Communication, Kolejní 4, Brno
• Mini cafeteria
Faculty of Chemistry, Purkyňova 118, Brno
• Student cafeteria
• Snack bar
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technická 2, Brno
• "Q" Restaurant
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Veveří 95, Brno
• "V" Restaurant
• Pizzeria Presto (serviced restaurant)
BUT Rectorate, Antonínská 1, Brno
• BUT Center café
How you get your meals? All you need is to use your student card (ISIC). First, you
will have to top up it by cash at any cafeteria’s cashier. Then you can purchase
chosen meal with your card. Credit on your card will be decreased by a price of
each meal you purchase. You can buy as much food as you like while you have
credit on your ISIC. You will receive your student card from your faculty Erasmus
contact person. Price of one student lunch is around 30 CZK for a main dish and
5 CZK for a soup. Exception is pizza Mozarella, which is little bit more expensive.
Facilities for special needs students
All the faculties make efforts in order to enable the study of disabled
students. Only at the Faculty of Chemistry, the study of disabled
students is more difficult as work in chemical laboratory necessitates
good health.
Computer rooms are barrier free. Barrier free access is also ensured at all other
faculties except the Faculty of Fine Arts. The study conditions are adapted to the
individual needs of students. Faculties set up individual timetables offering
cooperation with the tutor as needed in a particular course. Electronic textbooks
and other aids of a multimedia nature are available at most of the faculties; at
FEEC, students may follow a laboratory lesson from virtual laboratories, FIT
students are offered on-line lectures, students at FME were offered improved
connection to their home computers to the academic network.
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