Czech Republic Guide: Education
Find information about universities, admission processes, tuition fees and how the education system works. You will also find information about other learning opportunities in further education.-
Schools Primary and secondary schools in the Czech Republic
In 1774, compulsory school attendance was introduced in the Czech Republic. Since then, a fairly complex system of nursery, primary and secondary schools has been established. more » -
Private schools in the Czech Republic Choices, costs and quality
Up to 1989 only public schools were available in the Czech Republic. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union private institutions were founded. They are funded partly by the state and partly by fees paid by the parents. more » -
Higher education Public & private universities, polytechnics
The Czech Republic has a relatively low number of students in tertiary education institutions compared to secondary school graduates. In addition, most students study at polytechnics and only one quarter of the students enrol with a university. more » -
Entering university Admission requirements and fields of study
To study at any tertiary institute in the Czech Republic you need to prove that you successfully completed secondary school. more » -
Czech degrees Bachelor, Master and Doctor
All tertiary institutions in the Czech Republic, including polytechnics as well as public and private universities, offer Bachelor and Master programs. Doctoral programs are only be offered by universities. more » -
Financing your studies State support and scholarships
There are several ways to finance your studies in the Czech Republic. Almost every university has part-time job offers on its website. In addition there are many scholarships available, not just for Czech citizens. more »