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    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 ...

    Higher education in the Czech Republic - history and traditions Higher education in the Czech Republic is rich in traditions.  After all, it was here on April 7, 1348 that the Czech king and Roman emperor Charles IV founded the first university "north of the Alps and east of Paris".  Charles University in Prague was modeled after the universities in Paris and Bologna and quickly gained worldwide fame.  At the time of its foundation, the university consisted of 4 faculties: theological, liberal arts, law and medicine, teachers were both Czech and from neighboring states.  The names of such scientists and historical figures as Jan Hus, Johannes Kepler, Albert Einstein and others are associated with Charles University. The second oldest university in the Czech Republic was founded in 1573 in the city of Olomouc.  This university, named after the famous Czech historian and politician Palacky, The system of higher education in the Czech Republic The mod...