Study in the Czech Republic
Career Options in the Czech Republic After Graduation
Graduating from a Czech university opens more doors than many international students expect. But what happens next? Can you stay and work in the Czech Republic? Should you return home? Or aim for an international career? Here are the most common career paths after studying in Czechia. 1️⃣ Stay and Work in the Czech Republic […]
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From Ecuador and Moldova to Prague: Why International Students Choose FIT CTU
Choosing to study abroad is a life-changing decision – one that combines academic ambitions with the challenge of adapting to a new culture and environment. Francisco Molina, a student from Quito, Ecuador, is pursuing a degree in Software Engineering at the Faculty of Information Technology CTU (FIT CTU), part of the Czech Technical University in […]
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University Exam Period in the Czech Republic: How Does It Work?
Are you starting university in the Czech Republic? Congratulations! 🎓 Chances are that the exam period at Czech universities works a bit differently than in your home country. Let’s walk you through how it works, what to expect, and how to prepare — without unnecessary stress. What Is the Exam Period in the Czech Republic […]
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Study in English in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic has become one of Europe’s most attractive and fastest-growing destinations for international students. In 2024, more than 55,000 foreign students were enrolled at Czech universities — a number that has been steadily rising for over a decade. Today, international students represent around 17% of all university students in the country, confirming the […]
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What is the difference between “vysoká škola” and university?
Before deciding which school to apply to, it’s helpful to understand some terminology. If you delve deep into our list of universities, you might find, that some universities are called “vysoké školy” in Czech. So, what exactly is the difference between a “vysoká škola” and an “univezita” in Czechia? And how do faculties and departments […]
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Discover Your Engineering Future in the Heart of Europe
Turn your ideas into reality at one of the most dynamic engineering schools in Central Europe At the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEL), University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, students don’t just learn about circuits and codes — they create. From electric vehicles and robotics to smart systems and energy innovations, they work on real […]
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Don’t want to feel alone? Czech universities with most international students
Every year, QS publishes the list of top universities in the world. One of the criteria which it considers is international student ratio. Sixteen Czech universities have made the list this year. Which one has the most international students? The top two spots have been taken by universities based in Prague. The first place belongs […]
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Orientation camp: An event you should not miss out on!
To help students transition smoothly into university life, many Czech universities offer orientation camps tailored specifically for newly accepted students. These camps aim to familiarize students with campus life and academic expectations. Most importantly, they are the perfect opportunity to meet and get to know fellow students. Orientation camps (in Czech “Seznamovací kurz”) at Czech […]
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Ten things you should NOT do at university
You can find plenty of guides online about what you should do at university to get the most out of your studies. But what should you avoid if you don’t want to end up completely stressed out – or even worse – a failure? Don’t leave everything until the last minute If you don’t like […]
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A glossary of phrases you should learn before studying in Czechia
In a new environment, first-year students may feel like they’ve landed on a foreign planet. Even more so, if they are coming to a new country. To help you start your academic journey as smoothly as possible, here’s a glossary of the most commonly used Czech phrases. Akademický rok (Academic Year) The period during which […]
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