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Přednáška dr. Hany Ayala: Integrace ekonomiky a humanismu
Lecture dr. Hana Ayala: Integration of Economy and Humanism
Event by: Mendelovo muzeum MU - Mendel Museum of Masaryk University, Kulturní centrum MU
Location: Mendlovo nám. 1a, Mendlovo náměstí 1a, Brno-střed
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About event
The MU and Mendel Museum Cultural Center cordially invite him on Monday 12th May at 4 pm to the refectory of the Mendel Museum at the lecture of the founder of Pang World Dr. Hana Ayala, entitled Integration of Economics and Humanism: Transnation Symphony of Science and Art for a globalized world - an economic perspective inspired by transnation humanitarianism by T. G. Masaryk.
The lecture will be given by prof. Petr Kubíček, Director of the Institute of Geographic SCI MUNI. The afternoon program will be complemented by a concert of the singing club of the University of the Third Age of Masaryk University.
The entry is free.
Hana Ayala, a graduate of Masaryk University and the gold medal bearer, is the founder and president of Pangea World, who connects science, art and diplomacy with a business model to cover the legacy of nature protection within the global knowledge economy. Panga World enjoys the support of UN, UNESCO, the National Academy of Sciences and the Smithson Institute. Hana Ayala seeks to point out economic reasons to protect nature.
The program of the U3V MU Singing Club: Songs: Farewell, Raining, Raining,
The lecture will be given by prof. Petr Kubíček, Director of the Institute of Geographic SCI MUNI. The afternoon program will be complemented by a concert of the singing club of the University of the Third Age of Masaryk University.
The entry is free.
Hana Ayala, a graduate of Masaryk University and the gold medal bearer, is the founder and president of Pangea World, who connects science, art and diplomacy with a business model to cover the legacy of nature protection within the global knowledge economy. Panga World enjoys the support of UN, UNESCO, the National Academy of Sciences and the Smithson Institute. Hana Ayala seeks to point out economic reasons to protect nature.
The program of the U3V MU Singing Club: Songs: Farewell, Raining, Raining,