CZECHIA

Number of Institutions

Over 60 higher education institutions with about 300,000 students enrolled. Universities in Czechia include both public and private institutions offering a wide range of disciplines.

International Courses

Many programs offered in English across various fields of study.

Tuition Fees

Free for programs taught in Czech at public/state universities. Programmes in English or other foreign languages usually charge fees of around €2,000–5,000 per year, depending on field and institution.

Scholarships

Scholarships available for non-EU students: e.g., Czech Government Scholarships, Erasmus+, Visegrad Fund, and institution-specific grants.

Application Procedures

Admissions are handled by universities, generally through their own online portals. Each institution sets its own requirements and deadlines, so students should check university websites directly.

Visa and Permits

EU/EEA/Swiss students: No visa required—only need to register with local authorities if staying longer than 90 days.
Non-EU students: Require a long-term student visa (type D). More info via Czech Ministry of Interior: Visa Information.

Student Life

Accommodation: affordable dorms, shared flats, private rentals. Part-time work opportunities exist for international students. Rich cultural and historical environment, with vibrant student communities and affordable public transport.

Life After Studies

Czechia ranks high for safety, quality of life, and affordability. International graduates can extend their stay to seek jobs. Opportunities exist in engineering, IT, research, and services sectors.

More Information:

• Study in Czechia – Official Portal
• Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of Czech Republic
• Erasmus+