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How to Find a Job in the Czech Republic as a Student
Finding a job as an international student in the Czech Republic is possible — but preparation makes a significant difference. If you want to improve your employability during your studies, here are practical steps you can take. 1️⃣ Work Part-Time — Ideally in Your Field Even basic work experience shows employers that you are responsible […]
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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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Future-Proof Engineering Education at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, CTU
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU) is among Central Europe’s leading technical faculties. Part of one of the oldest technical universities in Europe, it combines a strong engineering tradition with excellent theoretical foundations and cutting-edge research. Located in Prague, a fast-growing European innovation hub, the faculty prepares […]
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Working in the Czech Republic: Jobs, Internships and Legal Requirements
Studying abroad is exciting – but many international students also need or want to work while studying. The good news? Working in the Czech Republic as an international student is absolutely possible. Whether you’re looking for a part-time job, an internship, or practical experience in your field, there are several options available. Here’s what you […]
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How to Increase Your Chances of Getting Accepted to a Czech University
Getting accepted to a university in the Czech Republic can be competitive — especially for popular programmes taught in English. Whether you are applying for a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, proper preparation can significantly improve your chances. Here are practical steps international students can take to strengthen their university application. 1. Start Early and Research […]
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MA Gender Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Charles University
Hello, my name is Jella and I am from Germany! Coming from a European Studies background, I moved to Prague to study Gender Studies at Charles University in autumn 2024. When I was looking for Master’s programs in this field, what captivated me most about Charles University were the fascinating titles of the courses, and […]
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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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Christmas Is Not Exam Season. How University Students Can Truly Relax
Christmas holidays are often overshadowed by upcoming exams, deadlines, and academic pressure. For many university students, stress doesn’t stop just because the semester ends. However, Christmas should still be a time to slow down, recharge, and restore your mental and physical energy. Here are practical tips on how students can truly relax during the Christmas […]
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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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