Prague
Places to study in Prague
Are you looking for an ideal environment where you can study? Like a coffee shop where they won’t throw you out if you sit there with just one cup of coffee the whole afternoon? Or would you prefer a library where other students focus as well, it gets you into the right study mood so …
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Enjoy sunset concerts at Prague’s most famous rooftop venue
A series of more than sixty music performances kicked off on the rooftop of the Lucerna Palace in Prague last weekend. The roof will be open to the public every Saturday, Sunday, and Monday until the end of October and concerts will be orchestrated on each of these days to end with the setting sun …
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Visit Czech sights virtually!
Although most of the famous castles and chateaux in the Czech Republic are still closed for visitors, you can visit some of them from the comfort of your home. The Czech Republic has made all its UNESCO sights as well as some other interesting places virtually accessible. Prague The entire capital city is covered by …
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Virtual Open Days at University of New York in Prague
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has forced higher education institutions and schools around to world to undergo a transition to a virtual model of instruction and operation. Moving online has also affected university admissions departments and prospective candidates. That is why the University of New York in Prague decided to host UNYP Virtual Open Days starting …
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The University of Economics scored in QS World University Rankings
The University of Economics, Prague scored in the prestigious QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020 in two fields of the area of education Social science and management. In the field of Economics and Econometrics it ranked 201 – 250 and in the field of Accounting and Finance it ranked 250 – 300. The University …
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Days of Open Doors at Metropolitan University Prague
Metropolitan University Prague holds Days of Open Doors regularly once a month since January to September. During these days, prospective applicants have an opportunity to find out detailed information about submission of applications, admission proceedings, individual specialisations, instruction, and foreign languages taught at MUP. During the Days of Open Doors prospective applicants also have an …
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Thirty years after its founding, AAU remains the most cosmopolitan university
In January, Anglo-American University in Prague (AAU) showed an almost 80% share of foreign students among domestic universities, statistically the most international higher-education institution in the Czech Republic.1 As AAU enters its 30th anniversary year the private university remains the most cosmopolitan university of its kind in the Czech Republic. Students come from more than …
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Holešovice considered one of 10 coolest neighborhoods in Europe
The Prague 7 district Holešovice ranked among top 10 Europe’s coolest neighborhoods in the latest ratings published by the Guardian. According to the newspaper, Holešovice used to be a bleak district with little to offer locals, let alone visitors, but has impressively resurged over the past ten years. Today, Holešovice is home to a vibrant …
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Expat Hub: Learn about every aspect of living in Prague
If you consider moving to one of the most beautiful and convenient cities in Europe – Prague, you should definitely prepare for relocation and learn what life in Prague is actually like. Knowledge can become one of your main assets that will make your relocation and adaptation process smooth and comfortable. There is a lot …
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Charles University to lead a consortium on modeling climate policies
An international consortium of world-class universities, led by Charles University, will address one of today’s most pressing social and political issue: the environmental crisis induced by climate change. Between 2020 and 2024, researchers will travel to deploy a worldwide knowledge network over five continents and develop new economic knowledge to improve climate change adaptation and …
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