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Admission procedure for bachelor’s and master’s study programmes taught in English for academic year 2021/2022

The applications to study in the academic year 2021/2022 are accepted in period from 9th November 2020 till 31st March 2021. During this period applications will be continuously evaluated as follows:

Duly completed, paid and submitted applications received by 30th November 2020 will be evaluated by 15th December 2020,
Duly completed, paid and submitted applications received by 15th January 2021 will be evaluated by 30th January 2021,
Duly completed, paid and submitted applications received by 28th February 2021 will be evaluated by 15th March 2021,
Duly completed, paid and submitted applications received by 31st March 2021 will be evaluated by 15th April 2021.

The applications will be evaluated by a three-member committee led by a Vice-dean for International Relations. The committee can recommend to the Dean to decide about acceptance to study.

Summary of steps for applicants regarding admission procedure for bachelor’s and master’s study programmes:

1. Submit online application – 1st phase of admission procedure
2. Evaluation of your foreign education – 2nd phase of admission procedure
3. Letter of acceptance to study
4. Pay a tuition fee
5. Apply for accommodation
6. Apply for visa/long-term residence permit
7. Arrival and enrolment to study

1. Submit online application – 1st phase of admission procedure

Phase 1 of admission procedure consists of submitting a duly completed and paid application to study in university information system at the latest by 31st March 2021.

The application to study is accessible on https://is.czu.cz/prihlaska/?lang=en
If you are interested in more study programmes, you need to submit the application to study for each programme separately.

DOCUMENTS NEEDED WHEN APPLYING FOR BACHELOR’S PROGRAMMES
1. Secondary school leaving diploma/certificate in English or Czech

2. Overview of your study results from secondary school in English or Czech (usually in a form of a Transcript of records or diploma supplement). This should include the list of courses you passed during your study, the grades you received, a number of teaching hours per course (per week /or in total).

3. Document certifying knowledge of English at B1 level (or an equivalent level of internationally recognised language certificate e.g.

IELTS: score 4-5;
Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET) or Business preliminary (BEC);
TOEFL: score 31-45;
certificate about secondary school leaving examination in English at level “excellent” or “very good” issued in the Czech Republic).

Citizens of countries where English is the official language or applicants whose previous study was conducted in English do not need to provide such certificate.

4. Letter of recommendation written in English or Czech (ideally from your teacher from secondary school, maximum one page long)

5. Certificate of Recognition of foreign secondary education and qualification in the Czech Republic (“Nostrification clause”)

If your Secondary school leaving diploma is issued abroad (with the exception of Slovakia, Germany, Slovenia, Poland and Hungary) you need to provide this certificate as part of admission procedure (so-called “Nostrification” – more details on http://skoly.praha.eu/87436_RECOGNITION-OF-FOREIGN-EDUCATION).
If you have this certificate available at the time of submitting your application, please upload it.
If not, leave this section blank as you can also have your foreign secondary education evaluated in the second phase of admission procedure at CZU based on Rector’s Directive No.3/2019 – more details on https://www.czu.cz/en/r-9190-international-relations/r-9285-general-information/r-14705-foreign-education-evaluation/foreign-education-evaluation.html.

DOCUMENTS NEEDED WHEN APPLYING FOR MASTER´S PROGRAMMES

1. Bachelor´s diploma in English or Czech

2. Overview of your study results from bachelor´s degree in English or Czech (usually in a form of a Transcript of records or diploma supplement). This should include the list of courses you passed during your study, the grades you received, a number of teaching hours per course (per week/or in total).

3. Document certifying knowledge of English at B1 level (or an equivalent level of internationally recognised language certificate e.g.

IELTS: score 4-5;
Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET) or Business preliminary (BEC);
TOEFL: score 31-45;
certificate about secondary school leaving examination in English at level “excellent” or “very good” issued in the Czech Republic).

Citizens of countries where English is the official language or applicants whose previous study was conducted in English do not need to provide such certificate.

4. Letter of recommendation written in English or Czech (ideally from your University teacher or previous employer, maximum one page long)

5. Certificate of Recognition of foreign higher education and qualification in the Czech Republic (“Nostrification clause”)

If your Bachelor´s diploma is issued abroad (with the exception of Slovakia, Germany, Slovenia, Poland and Hungary) you need to provide this certificate as part of admission procedure (so-called “Nostrification” – more details on https://www.czu.cz/en/r-9188-study/r-9254-recognition-of-academic-diplomas).

If you have this certificate available at the time of submitting your application, please upload it.

If not, leave this section blank as you can also have your foreign higher education evaluated in the second phase of admission procedure at the Czech University of Life Sciences based on Rector’s Directive No.3/2019 – more details on https://www.czu.cz/en/r-9190-international-relations/r-9285-general-information/r-14705-foreign-education-evaluation/foreign-education-evaluation.html.

Pay registration fee

The fee relating to the admission procedure (registration fee) amounts to CZK 500 and is payable at the latest by 31st March 2021. This fee needs to be paid for each submitted application separately, it is not possible to make one joint payment for all applications to studies. The instructions for the payment will appear after the setup of the application on the following link https://is.czu.cz/prihlaska/?lang=en. It is also possible to follow the status of the payment of the registration fee on this link. The fee is non-refundable at any stage of the admission procedure.

2. Evaluation of your foreign education – 2nd phase of admission procedure

Applicants who do not provide the Certificate of Recognition of foreign secondary/higher education and qualification in the Czech Republic in their application will be nominated for evaluation of their foreign education at CZU.

The list of documents which need to be submitted for evaluation is available here: https://www.czu.cz/en/r-9190-international-relations/r-9285-general-information/r-14705-foreign-education-evaluation/foreign-education-evaluation.html

You will need to get the originals of your Diploma and Transcript of records authenticated – this means either super-legalised, apostilled or just notarized. The type of appropriate authentication depends on the country in which your Diploma and Transcript were issued. The process of authentication of documents can take several weeks so we highly recommend that you start this process as soon as possible.

The list of countries and the type of required authentication is available on https://www.czu.cz/en/r-9190-international-relations/r-9285-general-information/r-14705-foreign-education-evaluation/authentication-of-documents.html

The usual steps in authentication of documents are as follows (although these can vary in particular countries):

You need to authenticate the original Diploma and Transcript of records in accordance with the relevant International Agreement (Apostille or Super-legalisation by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where documents were issued and by Czech Embassy in that country).
You need to visit the public notary to make the notary verified copies of authenticated Diploma and Transcript of records in such a way that:
- each page with information contains stamp from notary / responsible officer OR
- true (certified)/notarized copies of your documents are joined together in such way that it makes impossible to subsequently replace or substitute the pages and the last page contains stamp from notary.

Please note that true (certified) / notarized copies that are joined together just by stapler without notary stamp on each page containing information are not accepted!
We recommend submitting notary verified copies as the original documents can get lost by post.

If your documents are not issued in English, Czech or Slovak, you need to visit certified translator to translate the notary verified copies into Czech or English and to officially append the translation to the notary verified copies. In that way, the notary stamp is translated as well and original documents are not damaged by the attachment.
You can send the scan or photo of translated notary verified copies via email for pre-approval, but at the end, you need to send the required documents together with the application form by registered post (e.g. DHL).

3. Letter of acceptance to study

Applications submitted by 30th November 2020

1) Applicants who provide a duly completed, paid and submitted application including the Certificate of Recognition of foreign education and qualification in the Czech Republic (“Nostrification clause”) will be provided with a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) by 15th December 2020.

2) Applicants who provide a duly completed, paid and submitted application but do not provide a Certificate of Recognition of foreign education and qualification in the Czech Republic, will be nominated for evaluation of their foreign education as part of admission procedure at CZU.

If the result of evaluation is:

positive, a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) will be issued.
negative, you need to apply for a Certificate of Recognition of foreign secondary/higher education and qualification in the Czech Republic. Once you obtain the Certificate, please provide it immediately to us and a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) will be issued.

3) Applicants whose electronic application is incomplete or filled in incorrectly, can still update their electronic application and submit it at the latest by 31st March 2020.

Applications submitted by 15th January 2021

If the result of evaluation is:

positive, a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) will be issued.
negative, you need to apply for a Certificate of Recognition of foreign secondary/higher education and qualification in the Czech Republic. Once you obtain the Certificate, please provide it immediately to us and a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) will be issued.

3) Applicants whose electronic application is incomplete or filled in incorrectly, can still update their electronic application and submit it at the latest by 31st March 2020.

Applications submitted by 28th February 2021

If the result of evaluation is:

positive, a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) will be issued.
negative, you need to apply for a Certificate of Recognition of foreign secondary/higher education and qualification in the Czech Republic. Once you obtain the Certificate, please provide it immediately to us and a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) will be issued.

3) Applicants whose electronic application is incomplete or filled in incorrectly, can still update their electronic application and submit it at the latest by 31st March 2020.

Applications submitted by 31st March 2021

If the result of evaluation is:

positive, a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) will be issued.
negative, you need to apply for a Certificate of Recognition of foreign secondary/higher education and qualification in the Czech Republic. Once you obtain the Certificate, please provide it immediately to us and a decision about acceptance to study (“Letter of acceptance”) will be issued.

3) Applicants whose electronic application is incomplete or who haven’t paid the registration fee, will be asked to remove these deficiencies by 10th April 2021 at the latest. If you don´t remove these deficiencies, your admission procedure will be stopped.

The decision about acceptance to studies and an invitation to enrolment to studies will be provided to you through the university information system of the CZU on https://is.czu.cz/prihlaska/?lang=en. You will also receive both the decision about acceptance to studies and the invitation to enrolment by post to the address you specified in your application.

4. Pay a tuition fee

Payment of tuition fees applies to all students of English taught Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes. The level of tuition fees can vary in each academic year.

The tuition fee for academic year 2021/2022 is CZK 80 000 (approximately EUR 3 200) per academic year, payable prior to enrolment to study, at the latest by 30th June 2021 to the University bank account.

Please inform the International Relations Office by email to iro@af.czu.cz that you paid the tuition fee and attach the proof of your payment (bank account receipt).

5. Apply for accommodation

If you are interested in accommodation at CZU dormitories, you need to submit application for accommodation electronically via https://iskam.czu.cz

For more information about CZU dormitories visit https://www.kam.czu.cz/en/r-10600-students-interested-in-accommodation.

External CZU dormitory is also available. More information can be found on www.kam.czu.cz/west.

All students applying for a visa/long-term residence permit will need confirmation of accommodation as part of their visa/residence permit application.

6. Apply for visa/long-term residence permit

If you are not a citizen of the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland, please apply on time for visa/long-term residence permit at the Czech Embassy in your country.

The list of Embassies of the Czech Republic is available here: https://www.mzv.cz/jnp/en/diplomatic_missions/czech_missions_abroad/index.html

The list of documents required for visa/long-term residence permit is available on the website of the Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic on https://www.mvcr.cz/mvcren/article/third-country-nationals-third-country-nationals.aspx and also on the website of the relevant Embassy. Please read both websites carefully as some Embassies may have specific requirements and some of the documents may take you longer to obtain.

It is important that you have all your documents ready for your interview at the Embassy otherwise the whole process of your application for visa/long-term residence permit could be delayed. Please make sure you are familiar with information about the Czech Republic, our University and faculty, your selected study programme and your motivation to study in Prague when you attend your interview at the Embassy.

We can assist you with nominating you to “Regime student” which is a fast-track procedure for you to obtain a visa appointment at the Embassy. This means that you do not apply for visa appointment at the Embassy yourself anymore. Regime student is only available to some countries, for more information please contact iro@af.czu.cz

Announcement for newly admitted students with visa obligation https://www.czu.cz/en/r-9190-international-relations/r-10621-international-relations-news/announcement-for-applicants-with-visa-obligation.html

7. Arrival & enrolment to study

Please inform the International Relations Office and the contact person in your accommodation about the date of your arrival.

The enrolment date for students who are accepted to the first year of Bachelor’s and Master’s Study Programmes will be on 22nd September 2021.

You will need to bring the following documents to the enrolment:

An identity card or a passport;
A notarized copy of the Secondary school leaving diploma (or Bachelor’s diploma), or a notarized copy of the Certificate of Recognition of foreign education and qualification (if the Secondary school leaving diploma/Bachelor’s diploma is issued abroad and if the international treaty doesn´t state otherwise); the graduates from the Slovak, Polish, German, Hungarian and Slovenian secondary schools/University submit only a notarized copy of the Secondary school leaving diploma/Bachelor’s diploma.
A notarized copy of a document certifying knowledge of English at required level for study at the FAFNR (B1 or equivalent of this level of internationally recognised language certificate e.g. IELTS: score 4-5; Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET) or Business preliminary (BEC); TOEFL: score 31-45; certificate about secondary school leaving examination in English at level “excellent” or “very good” issued in the Czech Republic). Citizens of countries where English is the official language or applicants whose previous study was conducted in English do not need to provide such certificate.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us on iro@af.czu.cz.

We look forward to meeting you at our Faculty!

Your IRO Team

Detailed information about admission procedure to Bachelor’s and Master’s Study programmes taught in English for the academic year 2021/2022

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