Select type of programme:
Bachelor's and Master's (the first degree programmes to enrol in, usually after graduating from secondary school)
Master's (following Bachelor's) (open to those who have completed a Bachelor's degree programme)
doctoral (PhD programmes open to those who have completed a Master's degree programme)
Advanced Master's state examination (programmes delineated by the Czech law (Act No. 111/1998 Sb., § 46, paragraph 5); open to a Master's degree programs alumni)
lifelong (students of these programmes might be required to pay tutition fees and graduates might not necesssarily be awarded a diploma)
a foreign student's short-term stay for the purpose of study (students of these programmes might not necesssarily be awarded a diploma)
Master's (following Bachelor's) (open to those who have completed a Bachelor's degree programme)
doctoral (PhD programmes open to those who have completed a Master's degree programme)
Advanced Master's state examination (programmes delineated by the Czech law (Act No. 111/1998 Sb., § 46, paragraph 5); open to a Master's degree programs alumni)
lifelong (students of these programmes might be required to pay tutition fees and graduates might not necesssarily be awarded a diploma)
a foreign student's short-term stay for the purpose of study (students of these programmes might not necesssarily be awarded a diploma)