As part of the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (ICM) 2023 project, the Faculty of Tropical AgriSciences at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague had the honour of welcoming a distinguished delegation from its long-standing partner universities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Faculty of Tropical AgriSciences (FTZ) alumnus Raksmey Phoeurk is demonstrating how education, international collaboration, and research can contribute to addressing real-world challenges. A graduate of the International Development and Agricultural Economics (IDAE) master's programme in 2017, 

After a period dedicated to family care, doc. Tersia Kokošková, Ph.D., is returning to the Faculty of Tropical AgriSciences at CZU Prague with support from the Returns to CZU programme. Her three-year project, SMART Game – Sustainable Meat Science And Technology for Game Meat, will focus on sustainable production and processing of common eland meat, a promising alternative farming species for sustainable animal production systems.

The Faculty of Tropical AgriSciences at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU Prague) continues to implement development projects in Moldova - this year by the project "Modernisation of Agricultural Education in Moldova in the Context of Climate Change", contributing to the modernisation of agricultural education in the Republic of Moldova while strengthening the long-standing partnership between both countries.

The Faculty of Tropical AgriSciences at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague hosted this year’s conference of the Czech Evaluation Society (CES), which traditionally focuses on current challenges and trends in the evaluation of public policies, projects, and development cooperation. The central theme of this year’s conference, “A Changing World, Changing Evaluation,” reflected a dynamic global environment and the need to adapt evaluation approaches to new conditions.

When someone says they have returned from hunting dangerous animals in Africa, most of us imagine lions, leopards, buffaloes, or crocodiles. Researchers from the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU), however, travelled to Zambia not for a safari, but in search of much smaller and far more dangerous animals: ticks.

In a festive ceremony attended by graduates, their families, friends, and members of the academic community, students of the Faculty of Tropical AgriSciences at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague celebrated the successful completion of their studies by receiving their university diplomas. 

The Faculty of Tropical AgriSciences at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU Prague) and the Czech Agrifood Research Center (CARC) signed a partnership agreement on 10 June 2026, opening new opportunities for cooperation in research, education, and innovation.