Mongolian youth and students’ sport festival held in Warsaw

Source: www.news.mn

The second sport festival of Mongolian youth and students’ in European counties successfully held in Warsaw, under the support of Embassy of Mongolia in the Republic of Poland, during November 24-25, 2007. The first festival was held in Prague by initiation of Mongolians, who live in the Czech Republic and Mongolians decided to organize the festival every year.

Eight teams from Czech Republic, Republic of Poland, Germany, Belgium and Russian Federation was represented in the sport festival. The winner is team “Mon-Ber” from Berlin, Germany; second and third places went to “Stuttgart” and “Moscow” teams, respectively. The MVP prize went to Otgonjargal.R, student of Hamburg University, and it was his 2^nd best player prize.

Invitation to others to enjoy us

Source: www.utb.cz

University of Thomas Bata is announced 2007-2008 year scholarship.

As scholarship students we are offering some advantages to you.

1. To become familiar with Slovenian culture.
2. To get academic degree which will recognizable in Europe.
3. International community

Please check for full details from following link address to official website of University of Thomas Bata:
http://web.utb.cz/?id=0_13&lang=en&type=0

Read carefully and if you have some questions, please freely contact to International department officers.

Best wishes

Zlin - a quiet place for dynamic business

Sourced by WWW.MESTOZLIN.CZ

A natural metropolis of southeast Moravia, a statutory city, university seat and center of the
newly created Zlin Region - all this is today-s Zlin. The city became world famous at the beginning of the 20th century thanks to Bata shoe factories, which later carried the name Svit.
It-s also famous for its unique functionalist architecture and the dynamic rate of growth over the past ten years.
The character of Zlin has been formed since the beginning of the 1990s - the city of entrepreneurs. After the -Velvet Revolution- a number of companies gained a crucial position within the framework of Czech industry, and their representatives began to successfully do business on foreign markets, which hadn-t been previously accessible.

Zlin built its seat and surroundings towards machine production, rubber and plastics industry and several dozens of shoe manufacturers. Zlin-s industrial production was naturally concentrated around the extensive industrial zone of the former Bata factories.
In 2001 a new industrial zone emerged on the east side of the city, which is being filled by both domestic and foreign investors involved in the development and production of household appliances, automobile industry components, plastics manufacture, metal machining and the food industry.
Zlin remains open to new investment offers and interest by new entrepreneurs that will find both business partners and a qualified work force, important for development and production.

Zlin-s Tomáš Baťa University trains managers and specialists mainly in technological and economic fields. The specific training offered by high schools includes construction, machining, chemistry, electrical technology and economics. Zlin is the seat of traditional development and research institutes and workplaces of which many have become famous throughout the world.

Profile of the University of Thomas Bata

Sourced from WWW.UTB.CZ

Tomas Bata University in Zlín (TBU) is a top-rated educational and research institution. It is progressive, it is open to people, places and ideas, and it gives special importance to research, development and business liaison. With its 11,000 students it belongs to medium-sized Czech universities.

At the present time the University is headed by Prof. Ing. Ignác Hoza, CSc., who was appointed to the post of TBU Rector on 12 May 2007 by Czech President Václav Klaus. The inauguration ceremony was held on 21 June 2007.

The University was constituted as of 1 January 2001 after its Establishment Act was signed by President Václav Havel on 14 November 2000. Tomas Bata University, headed by its first Rector, Prof. Ing. Petr Sáha, CSc., achieved rapid development during the first years of its existence (in 2001-7).

Higher education in Zlín has a long tradition. The Faculty of Technology has been here since 1969, first as part of VUT Brno, and it has educated hundreds of specialists, particularly for the rubber and plastics industries.

The University was named after the ingenious entrepreneur Tomáš Baťa (1876-1932), who initiated the development of the shoe industry in Zlín and won worldwide fame. His son, the Canadian entrepreneur Tomáš Baťa Jr. (b.1914), heads the University Board of Governors.

TBU has managed to establish a significant position in the Zlín Region, not only as a provider of the highest level of education, but also as an institution that contributes significantly to the development of the region and supports the employment in the region.

The University's next aim is to become an internationally recognized institution and rank among the best in the world at least in a few disciplines. TBU is a bilingual university nowadays as English has become equal in value and importance to Czech. Therefore, particular emphasis is placed on teaching English to both students and staff. There are more and more degree programmes held in English. All forms of international cooperation are intensely supported: student exchanges, lectures, educational stays for teachers, cooperation in R&D projects, etc.

To assess the progress in studies, the ECTS standard is used for all TBU degree programmes. The ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) was developed by the EU Commission to ensure the compatibility and agreement in the recognition of qualifications at higher education institutions within the European Union. This enables students to spend part of their studies at other higher education institutions, especially those abroad. These study periods are recognized as regular parts of their studies when they return.

Apart from their degree certificate, TBU graduates also receive the Diploma Supplement in English, which is recognized throughout Europe and which improves their position in the European labour market.

In August 2006 TBU was awarded the Diploma Supplement Label by the European Commission, which raised the University's prestige and reputation among European HEI.

Freetime

Nov 17, 2007. Volleyball competition of Mongolians in Zlin.
There was participated 5 female teams and 6 male teams. Students of UTB was presented by 3 teams.

All competition organized by the workers, who working in Zlin. Sport hall renting, medals, cup, facilities, advertisement and judgment. All was great done. We are appreciating great.






Our teams played very well and Bachelor female team honored gold medal of the cup.

Doctoral male team respectively honored gold medal.


Cup competition will continued in next years under sponsoring by Mongolians.

Study process

In University of Thomas Bata, academic terms are longest in Czech Republic. It is 14 weeks in winter term and also 5 weeks exam period. After 2 week holiday, summer term begins.

During the term we will have at least 1 presentation on each course and 1 seminar work.

Picture 1. Bolor was presenting her presentation.





Some of the courses has only tests during the term.

But in finally we will have final exams on each courses.




Picture 2. We having seminar lesson on Practical English.

First snowing

First time snow in new place, Zlin, Czech republic. Here is snowed on 06, Nov, this year. It was quite strange, because here was still some greens. It is started to change colors to yellow, but when it is snowing it was so strange.
In Mongolia, in my country, winter is starting middle of October. And when it is snowing there is no green color outside. Because we are so far from sea and ocean. Our climate is not warm and chilly.
Here in Czech republic, climate is warm and chilly because it is located in Europe. And not so far, from sea and ocean than my country.

Travel to Zlin

Our 20 students from Mongolia left the country on 14, Sep 2007 to Zlin, Czech Republic. We are going to study for English for Business Administration in University of Thomas Bata. We are aging 17-27, 12 male and 8 female. Some of us have graduation on college and university.
Our leaving time was 13:50 on 14, Sep 2007, when train started his run to Moscow, our parents, grands, brothers, sisters and friends had brine in their eyes as we in the platform of train station and in train to Russia.


During the travel we settled in 5 rooms of train, which contains 4 people, and we was chatting, gambling and having time.
The Russian Federation was so long to stay in room whole travel, Beck(Bilgu'un) and Muulen(Temu'ulen.M) organized Who?Where?What? knowledge competition. Final price was cookies, so it was so funny. Also there was other watchers and they was trying to participate.







Finally when we got in Moscow, the capital of Russian Federation, there was not ticket to Otrokovice, Czech Republic, in a result we stayed over night in "Belrusky"
train station.









On 21, Sep 2007, we arrived in Otrokovice, Czech Republic, and using small train we got in Zlin. Our final destination, place where we will study for next 3 years.