Studying in the Czech Republic puts you in the middle of Europe. Here, you will have a great chance to discover all European countries and places you might otherwise not have had the opportunity to visit.
Vibrant cultural experience and fascinating history
Due to its geographic location, the Czech Republic is at the cross-roads of many cultures. The country's culture was historically formed mainly by Slavonic, German (Austrian) and Jewish influence, resulting in a rich Central-European culture and lifestyle. The Czech Republic is sure to entertain you in between your studies!
Average length of a full-time higher education programme:
Tuition fee for non EU-students:
Quality assurance, diversity and accessibility, internationalisation and relevance are key priorities for the Czech Republic’s government in higher education.
There's a long tradition of high-quality education and research in the Czech Republic, especially in the Sciences, Engineering and Medicine. The Charles University in Prague was founded in 1348 and is the oldest university in Central Europe. Quality assurance of higher education institutions is a priority for the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports.
In line with this strategy, Czech universities are expanding the opportunities for international students and academics to study and work here.
Number of higher education institutions: 68
Number of students in higher education: 311,000
Number of international students in higher education: 43,000 (academic year /2016)
Accommodation approx. 300 euros
Most universities in the Czech Republic offer students the possibility of being accommodated in dormitories. On average, dormitory costs around 120-150€, whereas, private rooms cost around 300€. Single rooms are rare, so you will probably share the room with a room-mate. The accommodation is usually apartment-type, consisting of two twin rooms with a shared kitchenette, shower and toilet. Rooms are usually equipped with all basic furniture items (bed, desk, chair and shelves).
Food approx. 100-150 euros
Studies and personal requirements (books, culture, recreation): approx. 100 euros
The ISIC (International Student Identity Card) card is the most advantageous card for all students. It allows cardholders to get student discounts for transport, restaurants, cinemas, museums, exhibitions and concerts.
Total per month approx. 600 Euros
The average monthly living expenses for a student in Czech republic are approximately 600 euros.
You may apply for the student visa at the competent representative authority at the earliest six months before your planned travel date. You should not apply later than 15 calendar days before your planned stay.
Contact your EUCAS advisor for more details.
All international students , can work while studying. The only conditions are that they must be enrolled with a higher education institution and must have a valid residence permit.
Depending on the period you intend to work, the following options are open to you:
