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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 Apply to Czech Universities: A Guide for International Students
Are you planning to study in the Czech Republic? Czech universities are becoming an increasingly popular choice for international students thanks to their high academic standards, affordable tuition fees, and central European location. If you are considering applying to a university in the Czech Republic, this guide will walk you through everything you need to […]
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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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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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American students consider staying in Europe due to political circumstances
The policies of president Donald Trump’s administration are prompting some American students to consider staying in Europe. They are hesitant to return home, mainly due to budget cuts in school funding and accusations of antisemitism by the president. „I’ve noticed that an increasing number of American students want to stay in Europe after earning a […]
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What You Need to Know About Healthcare as a Student in Czechia
As an international student in Czechia, understanding how healthcare works is essential for ensuring that you are well-protected during your stay. The healthcare system in the Czech Republic is of high quality, with both public and private providers offering a wide range of medical services. In this guide, we’ll explain the key things you need […]
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How to Apply for a Czech Student Visa: Guide for International Students
Applying for a Czech student visa is a vital step for many international students eager to study in this beautiful country. To make the process easier, we’ve outlined the key steps and requirements so you can navigate the application smoothly. 1. Who Needs a Czech Student Visa? Before diving into the process, it’s important to […]
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Study law in Czechia at the Anglo-American University
If you want to study law in Czechia because you love our Central European country, but you still wish to attend an international university, we have a match for you. The Anglo-American University is the oldest private university in the Czech Republic and offers some really interesting study programmes, law included. As a foreigner, we […]
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Student Ambassadors: Filip Angelovski from North Macedonia
What made you decide to study in the Czech Republic/Brno/MENDELU? When I was in high school, I was considering studying abroad but I was not sure where. Then, a relative of mine who lives in Brno recommended me FBE at Mendel University in Brno. I researched the study programs and offers and it quickly caught […]
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Erasmus at the College of International and Public Relations Prague
While some people return back to their homeland after studying abroad for a few years, others might choose to stay in the country that provided them with education because they fell in love with the culture. And then there’s the third group—people who thrive in the international environment. If you’re one of them, explore the […]
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