International students

Networking in Czechia: How to Build Connections as a Student

Your first semester at university is about more than earning credits and getting used to a new environment. It’s also a great time to start building connections that could benefit you in the future. For international students in Czechia, networking can be especially valuable. It helps you meet new people, feel more comfortable in an […]

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What an International Classroom Teaches Beyond the Syllabus

Choosing a university with programmes taught in English often comes down to practical considerations: finding the right programme, choosing a city and making sure the degree fits your future career plans. But one part of the experience is much harder to assess in advance — who you will study with, how differently people may approach […]

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First Exam Period in Czechia: Lessons Learned by an International Student

When Eric, an international student at Charles University, started his first semester in Czechia, he quickly realised that the exam period here works a little differently from what he was used to. If you’re about to begin your first semester in Czechia, there are some things that might surprise you too. Each country has a […]

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Moving Out of Dorms in Czechia: Checklist for International Students

Are you studying in Czechia and moving out of the dorms? If you don’t know what to look out for when leaving your dorm for the summer, we’ve got you covered! In this article, you’ll learn: When does your contract end? The first step is to check when your contract ends. Many students mistakenly assume […]

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Studying in Prague? Cheap Weekend Trips to Nearby Countries

If you are an international student in Prague — or planning to study there soon — one of the biggest perks is not just the city itself, but its location. Prague sits in the middle of Europe, which means you can reach several countries around it in just a few hours, often without spending much. […]

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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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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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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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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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A guide for Indian students coming to Czechia: What you need to know

The place to study in English, a country with snowy winters, a home to nearly two thousand Indian students. All this and more is Czechia. Want to come study here? Then read on! And if you do decide to come, you might even meet Neeraj Chopra… Weather Indian students planning to study in Czechia should […]

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