Admission procedure

See the detailed information on the admission procedure in the Conditions for the admission to the Bachelor Degree study programme

Second round of admissions to
BSc. Programme is open!

The new deadlines for the steps below are as follows:

Deadline for applications and submission of all documents – April 4th, 2025

Entrance Exams – April 11th – 17th, 2025

• FAQ

  1. I studied music and art/ engineering/ other. Can I apply for your degree programmes?

  YES, you can apply.  All candidates must pass our entrance exam test and interview. If you pass the entrance exams and pay the tuition fees, you will be officially admitted regardless of what you studied before.

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  2. I am in my last year of high school, can I still apply even though I have my final exams in June? 

  According to our Conditions for the admission to the Bachelor Degree study programme, section 4, paragraph 3 and 4:

   3. Applicants who are studying in their last year of secondary/high school at the time of submitting the application shall attach photocopies of official documents that indicate so far studied subjects and obtained grades. The above requirement can be usually satisfied by submitting the following documents:

  a. annual grade reports from the last three completed years of the secondary/high school, and

  b. a mid-term grade report from the current year, and/or

  c. official secondary/high school transcripts

  4. Applicants who are studying in their last year of secondary/high school at the time of submitting the application will be required to submit documents that prove successful completion of their secondary/high school studies later, at the registration into the BDSP at latest.

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  3. The online application wants me to fill in my address in the Czech Republic but I do not have one, what should I do? 

  If you do not have an address in the Czech Republic, fill in the MIAS CTU address.

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  4. Do I need to legalize my documents in order to apply to your degree programmes?

  For the admission procedure, we only need basic copies of your documents, which are either in English or Czech. If you pass the entrance exams and pay the tutition fee, you will be officially admitted and you have to go through NOSTRIFICATION process, which is validation of foreign education and qualification. An applicant who applies for an assessment of foreign education, is obliged to fill out an application and deliver necessary documents no later than 30 days before the date of enrolment into study at the faculties to which he applies to. For more information, visit: https://www.cvut.cz/en/assessment-of-education-for-applying-to-ctu , contact person, in case you have any questions regarding nostrification after visiting the link, Ing. Kateřina De Nava Martinez

  E-mail:katerina.de.nava.martinez@cvut.cz

  According to our Conditions for the admission to the Bachelor Degree study programme,section 7, paragraph 1:

  Admitted applicants who have completed the required education at the secondary schools/Universities abroad, may be enrolled in the study programme only if their previous education is oficially recognized in the Czech Republic (unless otherwise stipulated by the International treaty to which the Czech Republic is bound). The confirmation of recognition of previous education must be submitted at the latest when registering for the BDSP.

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  5. If my visa is refused, am I entitled to request a tuition refund?

  According to our Conditions for the admission to the Bachelor Degree study programme, section 8, paragraph 2:

  The tuition fee is non-refundable, except for serious circumstances that prevent the admitted applicant from registration (such as failure to obtain the visa to the Czech Republic – with an exception of negligence on the side of applicant (f. e. failure to deliver documents required by the Embassy)). In cases beyond applicant´s control, the applicant shall submit a request and supporting evidence to the Director of MIAS who then decides about returning the fee.

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  6. There are no available slots for visa appointments at the embassy, ​​what can I do?

  Unfortunately, we cannot do anything either. You have to wait and prepare your documents in the meantime, in case any of the slots might become available. You can also try to apply for Student Mode, which is a project set up by the Government of the Czech Republic aimed at streamlining the visa process for certain students from select third countries who have been admitted to study at a higher education institution in the Czech Republic. Please, take in mind that The function of SM is to ACCELERATE ACCESS to the relevant embassy for an applicant seeking a long-term residence permit/visa for the purpose of studies. The SM program only helps students to get their appointment at the consulate earlier, with a priority.  It does not accelerate or shorten the whole visa procedure which usually takes about 2 months. For more information, visit: https://international.cvut.cz/students/incoming-students/student-mode/

The admission procedure includes the following steps:

Step 1: Electronic Application Form
Fill the electronic application form (open from  January 2025) and pay the admission fee (950 CZK). The deadline is March 03, 2025.

Step 2: Documents
Send the following documents (see the details in the Conditions (Section 4) to the e-mail address: 
muvs-international@cvut.cz or upload them through the electronic application

!!! Upload or send us only these documents and name them properly !!!

– scanned copy of your passport (1_passport- NAME SURNAME)

– scanned copy of the diploma from the highest education attained including official transcript of records (2_HGS diploma- NAME SURNAME)

– scanned copy of the diploma from the highest education attained including official transcript of records (3_Transcript of rec- NAME SURNAME)

– your resume (4_CV- NAME SURNAME)

– signed scan of the study contract (5_Study contract- NAME SURNAME)

If your nostrification process is completed, please also upload your certificate:

– nostrification (6_Nostrification- NAME SURNAME)

The deadline is March 03, 2025. The documents shall be officially translated to English, Czech or Slovak.


!!! NO OTHER DOCUMENTS ARE ACCEPTED !!!

Step 3: Entrance exams
Pass the entrance exams.

Step 4: Tuition
Pay tuition for the first semester of the academic year no later than April 15, 2025. 

Step 5: Accommodation
Get accommodation in Prague and confirmation of accommodation
You can try to apply for an accommodation at CTU dormitories or Campus VŠEM

Campus VŠEM
https://en.vsem.cz/campus-vsem.html
https://www.bydlenivsem.cz/

Accommodation outside the dormitories
Rooms5
StudentHouseBotic in Prague
Accommodation in a private flat in Prague
Hotel Kladno
The Fizz

Dormitory of ČZU WEST
https://west.czu.cz

Step 6: Admission Documents
Receive admission documents from MIAS CTU

According to our Conditions for the admission to the Bachelor Degree study programme, section 6, paragraph 6, 7 and 8:

– The official letter of admission, that must be submitted to visa application at the Czech Embassy in the applicant´s country, will be sent to the applicant via Česká pošta (Czech Post) by registered mail. The date of delivery and notification of the decision in this way is considered to be the date indicated by Česká pošta on the certificate of delivery.
– The applicants who agreed to receive the letter of admission via application Přihláška ČVUT, will receive the document in this way.
– The applicants with visa requirements will be asked, before the official letter of admission is sent, whether they would like to use faster delivery via courier service. The courier service must be ordered by an applicant and all costs associated with the delivery of the consignment must by borne by the applicant. MIAS is obliged to prepare the consignment at time announced in advance; the date of delivery and notification of the decision in this way is considered to be the date indicated by courier service.

Step 7: Visa
Apply for a visa (if required), book accommodation in Prague

According to our Conditions for the admission to the Bachelor Degree study programme, section 6, paragraph 9:

Admitted applicants are obliged to inform MIAS about the submission of a visa application within 3 weeks after receiving the official document confirming admission to study.