Admissions to Czech Universities
To study in the Czech Republic, you apply directly to each university online. You show your earlier study, often its recognition, and proof of English or Czech. Most deadlines for a September 2027 start fall between February and April 2027.
Czech Republic University Applications
- Language Proficiency
- English-taught: proof of English, level set by each programme
- Documents
- Recognition of your earlier study: nostrification (official recognition of a foreign diploma) or faculty assessment
Each university and each faculty (the part of a university that teaches your subject) runs its own admissions.
Your Admissions Journey
Six steps from choosing a programme to your visa.
Choose
Pick your programme and check its requirements.
Choose
Pick your programme and check its requirements.
Prepare
Documents, recognition and language proof.
Prepare
Documents, recognition and language proof.
Apply
Online application and fee for each programme.
Apply
Online application and fee for each programme.
Exam
Entrance exam or interview, if your programme has one.
Exam
Entrance exam or interview, if your programme has one.
Decision
Usually by the end of June.
Decision
Usually by the end of June.
Visa
Confirmation of studies (a letter from your university that says you are admitted or studying), then your visit to the embassy.
Visa
Confirmation of studies (a letter from your university that says you are admitted or studying), then your visit to the embassy.
Key Application Deadlines
- Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics: 30 April 2027.
- Prague University of Economics and Business (VŠE), Informatics and Statistics: round I from 1 November 2026 to 28 February 2027.
Each faculty sets its own dates.
Comprehensive Admissions Guide
Explore every aspect of the Czech Republic university application process through our detailed guides on eligibility, documents, and submission procedures.
Common Pitfalls to Avoid
Even qualified applicants can face rejection due to application errors. Be aware of these common mistakes to increase your chances.
Applying too late for the visa
Apply in the first round if you need a visa. Later rounds can end too late for the embassy.
Starting recognition late
Recognition of your earlier study can take time. Start it when you choose your programme.
Missing documents
Some universities also want printed, signed or certified papers by post.
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