Studies in the Czech language

The number of students studying at Masaryk University (MU) has been steadily increasing. The aim is to open the university to the talented young scholars from abroad, mainly from the neighbouring countries. Therefore, MU arranged a new system of care for international students which offers favourable conditions for international students studying in Czech language:

Masaryk University offers excellent conditions for studies to all its students; moreover, it connects education to science and research. It enables further progress for young scholars in top-class and fully equipped workrooms and laboratories. The education for students enrolled in degree programmes held in Czech language (at all levels from Bachelor through Master’s to doctoral degree programmes) is free.

What you need to do in case you are interested in studying at MU

  • To submit the application in an electronic form – for Bachelor’s studies and Master’s studies the deadline is by 28th February 2009, for Master’s degree programme and doctoral studies the deadline is stated by individual faculties. You can find the electronic application as well as other necessary information about admission procedures on www.muni.cz or directly on link to a new windowhttp://is.muni.cz/application/?lang=en (it is possible to fill it out in English).
  • To pay an application fee of 400 CZK (approximately 15,50 EUR), except for studies at the Faculty of Social Studies (an application fee of 270 CZK, approximately 10 EUR) and at the Faculty of Sports Studies (an application fee of 550 CZK, approximately 21 EUR).
  • To come and pass the entrance examination: the examination dates are different at every faculty, but they usually take place in June. On the basis of a properly submitted and paid application, the applicant will be invited to the entrance examination, which can be, in several cases, carried out in the English language. Individual faculties can decide about dispensation of the entrance exam with respect to previous outstanding study results of the applicant.

What needs to be done in case of being admitted to a degree programme?

To find out requirements for your stay in the Czech Republic

Students from EU countries do not have visa obligations. However, it is essential that they report their stay which exceeds three months at the Foreign Police (in the area of their stay). Authorization for foreigners with their place of stay in Brno is arranged by Oddělení cizinecké policie Brno (Brno Foreign Police Section). Students from countries requiring visa have to apply for visa in advance.

Brno Foreign Police Section (Brno – Old Brno section)
Kopečná 938/3
602 00 Brno - Staré Brno
Tel.: 420 974 620 255
link to a new windowhttp://www.mvcr.cz/kontakty/policie.html (Czech only)

To visit one’s Health Insurance Company and find out specific requirements for obtaining a health insurance for the period of stay in the Czech Republic.

Important Contacts

 
 
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