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If you’re trying to find the Czech Republic on a map, hopefully, you have an updated version, as you don’t want to be one of those embarrassing tourists who go to the Czech Republic and say, “Do they speak Russian here?”, or “Is this Czechoslovakia?”. Neither of these questions will get you very far.
However, the Czech Republic is actually a place with a unique and interesting history, full of cultural wonders and traditions. Students from everywhere come to the Czech Republic to visit the birthplace of Franz Kafka or to see its wonderful Gothic and Romanesque architecture.
Besides that, it is also a wonderful place to pursue your Master’s or Bachelor’s degree. If you’re looking for a brand-new country to explore, located right in the center of Europe, look no further than the Czech Republic for its great universities and exciting places to visit.
Do you want to study, work, travel, in other words, experience the perfect balance and live your best study-abroad adventure? Make a smart choice and come to study in the Czech Republic! Czech universities offer long-standing reputation, unique conception, and innovative specializations. What's more, Czech research is one of the best in Europe!
These days, over 46,000 international students are studying in the Czech Republic; and as their universities continue to offer a ton of English-taught courses, more and more students are finding interesting options there. Moreover, if you decide to go there, you’ll find a large, exciting community of international students just like you.
Universities in the Czech Republic offer a wide range of programmes at the Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Ph.D. level, as well as summer and winter schools and language and preparatory courses. Each university is accredited, meaning their courses are recognized by companies and organizations all over the country and throughout Europe.
In the Czech Republic, you can find one of the oldest traditions of higher education, dating back to the 14th century. It probably also means that the universities are haunted.
Studying in the Czech Republic places you in the middle of Europe and gives you a great opportunity to travel all over the continent. During your studies, you can find a part-time job and after graduation, you can stay and start your own business. The Czech Republic can offer you not only the strategic location, but also a wide expat community and regional headquarters of many international companies.
Universities in the Czech Republic have a long tradition of educating students in a wide range of fields. From Science and Technology to Anthropology; from Literature and Arts to Law – students can find excellent courses in the fields of their dreams, taught by some of the best experts in the area.
Czech science has always had a very strong voice in the world. The Czech Republic has achieved international renown in areas ranging from Egyptology to high-tech fields such as non-woven nanofibers. There are currently 9 centers of excellence and more than 40 regional research centers in the country. The centers of excellence are focused on the development of laser systems, biomedical and materials sciences, energy research and complex mathematical modelling in natural, medical and technical sciences.
Here are some great subjects to study in the Czech Republic:
Throughout the Czech Republic, you can find more than 60 universities in many towns and cities that offer fun and exciting student life together with unique history and cultural identity.
Take a look at some interesting cities to live in while you study in the Czech Republic:
Each university in the Czech Republic has its own system on their website that allows future students to apply for and enroll in their degree programmes. So, once you select the university of your choice, you can go through their application process and submit your materials there.
Here are some of the basic requirements you’ll need for every application:
Let's take a closer look at tuition and living expenses in the Czech Republic:
There are two types of universities in the Czech Republic: public and private institutions.
Keep in mind that the Czech Republic does not offer special benefits to EU/EEA students. They will have to pay the same tuition as non-EU/EEA students.
Compared to the rest of Europe, the Czech Republic is relatively inexpensive. But, living costs can also be different depending on where you go.
For example, going to a city like Prague is likely to be more expensive than some of the smaller, less-known cities. The average living costs are estimated at 300–650 EUR/month.
Here is a breakdown of the average living costs in the Czech Republic:
The Czech Republic is a landlocked country in the middle of Europe. The country is bordered by Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Austria. The Czech Republic is divided into three regions: Bohemia, Moravia, and a part of Silesia. The total area is 78,866 square kilometres and the country’s population is around 10.4 million people. The capital city is Prague, with 1.2 million inhabitants, and there are 5 other metropolitan cities with a population exceeding 100,000. The country is surrounded by extensive mountain ranges, which form most of the border. The highest point of elevation is the peak of Mt. Snežka (1,602 m).
The Czech Republic has moderate climate with four seasons corresponding to the temperate climate zone.
Interesting facts about Czech Republic
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