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About ČVUT
Czech Technical University in Prague (ČVUT) — public non-profit university. It is located in Prague, Czech Republic. ČVUT was established in 1707 and is one of the oldest higher education institutions in the country. As an active member of European University Association (EUA), Conference of European Schools for Advanced Engineering Education and Research (CESAER), ČVUT is participating in developing the academic environment.
The university is in top-420 of the best universities in the world, according to QS World University Rankings. The university is highly rated by the independent university ranking THE. It is in the top-1000.
ČVUT is developing different scientific directions and invites students to join the research.
Location
Prague, Czech Republic
Establishment year
1707
Students
19,499
International students
3,705
Female students
28%
Acceptance rate
49%
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The academic calendar at ČVUT is divided into two semesters, as in many other universities in Czech Republic. For convenience, tuition fees are calculated per year. You can study for free at ČVUT, but only if you know the Czech language at least at a B2 level. English program fees start from 4,499 USD per year. The university has several financial aid programs that help students cover part of the cost of education. The exact cost of programs and information on the availability of scholarships can be found on the website of the university.
Also, be prepared for additional expenses: accommodation, transportation, study materials, meals and personal expenses.
Academic calendar
Semesters
Financial Aid
Yes
Bachelor
Foreign4,499USD/year
Master
Foreign4,499USD/year
Bachelor degree at ČVUT
For admission to a bachelor's program, you must successfully pass the entrance exams.
The campus of ČVUT is located in Prague. This is a fairly large city that opens up many opportunities for students: from cafes, restaurants and other entertainment to internships at large companies. But an urban campus can also be a disadvantage, because big city life distracts some students from their studies. The school has a library where students can do their homework or just relax. ČVUT regularly invites foreign students to participate in exchange programs. For locals, this is a unique opportunity to get in touch with the cultures of other countries, meet representatives of different nationalities and make friends around the world.
Campus Type
Urban
Library
Yes
What to do after graduation
If you want to stay in Czech Republic after graduation, one of your options is to apply for a work visa. To do this, you need to get an offer from an employer. Graduates of ČVUT find jobs without difficulty. One of the reasons is the good reputation of the university among employers, according to the results of the QS ranking. Look for more immigration options in our article.
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