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  Czech language courses in the Czech Republic and admission to universities in the Czech Republic Czech language courses in the Czech Republic are the first step that you will need to take if you decide to get an education or find a job in this country.  Due to the fact that study at public universities in the Czech Republic is still free, Czech education is not only attractive, like any other European education, but also affordable, unlike many other countries.  However, this fact remains true only if we are talking about education exclusively in the Czech language.  Foreign applicants wishing to study in Czech take entrance exams not only in specialized subjects, but also in the Czech language (in some cases, it is enough to provide a certificate in Czech for a level that meets the requirements, in others, it is necessary to pass an exam in the Czech language at a university). We offer Czech language courses in two cities of the Czech Republic: Prague and Brno, at...

    Higher Education in Europe - Sorbonne Declaration In the year of the 700th anniversary of the Sorbonne, in May 1998, the Ministers of Education of France, Italy, Germany and the United Kingdom signed a declaration on the harmonization of the higher education system in Europe, which was called the Sorbonne Declaration.  Four European states, whose higher education systems differed significantly from each other, agreed not only on common principles and goals, but also initiated a process that took the next 10 years and was accompanied by numerous reforms, the most significant since the 70s of the last century. Higher Education in Europe - Bologna Process In June 1999, ministers from 29 European countries signed the Bologna Declaration, which marked the beginning of the so-called Bologna Process.  Not only ministers, but also universities and students of Europe took part in creating a single space for higher education in Europe, which was supposed to continue the pr...

    The system of higher education in the Czech Republic Higher education in the Czech Republic consists of three stages: bachelor's, master's and doctoral studies, which are called types in the Law on Higher Educational Institutions of the Czech Republic.  Higher education in the Czech Republic also differs in terms of the forms of education: daytime ("attendance"), distance learning and their combination.  The combined form of study usually consists in the fact that students spend one day off at the educational institution per month.  The rest of the days are devoted to self-study. The system of higher education in the Czech Republic includes more than 150 specializations.  This division is traditionally based on the division of scientific specializations, for example, humanities and social sciences, natural and medical sciences, pedagogical sciences, mathematics and computer science, engineering sciences, economic sciences, agricultural sciences, militar...

    Frequently asked questions about studying in the Czech Republic 1. Student living expenses in the Czech Republic Expenses before arriving in the Czech Republic Prepayment / registration fee - depends on the program When living in Brno - obtaining a certificate from the hostel for the embassy - 150 euros - payable immediately When living in Prague - depends on the choice of a particular hostel Embassy visa fee - 0 - 110 euros, Insurance - approx. 330 euros Expenses after obtaining a visa Payment for the rest of the program - depends on the program Flight / travel by train or bus - depends on your place of residence Living expenses after arriving in the Czech Republic 1. Accommodation - depends on the city and the chosen hostel (cost for 1 place in a double room) Prague - 230-345 euros per month Brno - 150 - 170 euros per month Accommodation in an apartment (rent) - from 560 euros per month (for the whole apartment) 2. Nutrition If you cook yourself - from 120-170 euros per ...

    Study in Prague - universities Studying in Prague, as well as studying in the Czech Republic in general, is both prestigious and affordable.  It is prestigious because Prague is a large educational and business center not only in the Czech Republic, but also in Central Europe.  After all, it is here that the oldest university in the Czech Republic and Central Europe is located and one of the oldest universities in the world -  Charles University  .  And many other universities in Prague occupy a worthy place among their European "colleagues".   Prague University of Economics  , the largest economic university in the Czech Republic, is associated with the names of world renowned economists such as Nobel Prize winners Robert Mundell, Milton Friedman and Gary Becker.  A  Czech Technical University in Prague is the oldest non-military technical university in the world.  In addition to these three, perhaps the most famous u...