Ukraine

Study stay focused on studying of the Czech language (Long-term intensive course)

The long-term two-semester intensive course of the Czech language aims at preparing Ukrainian applicants for admission to studies in a regular degree programme at USB in terms of the language. The successful graduates of the course will receive a certificate of the Czech language exam passed. The course is intended for those who have been granted refugee status in connection with the armed conflict in Ukraine. The course runs for 2 x 14 weeks (i.e. 28 weeks) and includes 20 hours of Czech language lessons per week, a total of 560 hours. 

• The course won't open for applicants in the academic year 2024/2025

1. Bachelor’s and master's degree programmes

• The knowledge of the Czech language is necessary.
• Tuition fees are not required.
• You can find more information here

2. Doctoral degree programmes 

• Information provided by the faculty

• Only in Czech language. More information about the study programmes will be provided by the Study Department (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

Study stays

• Short-term practical study stays in the area of fishery and protection of waters. 
• Duration of 1–6 months, (the extension of the internship may be requested).
• Applications may be submitted at any time.

If you are interested in a practical internship, contact the head of the selected laboratory directly. Individual parts of the faculty can be found here. Alternatively, contact Bc. Lucie Kačerová (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

1. Bachelor’s and master's degree programmes

• Students must provide evidence of their Czech language proficiency

2. Doctoral degree programmes 

• In the Czech language as well as the English language,
• Sufficient knowledge of the Czech language is necessary for studying in the Czech language

Students of the doctoral form of studies receive scholarships in the standard manner according to the scholarship regulations of the faculty.

You can find more information here.

Study stays

• Students can apply for short-term study stays at any time without restriction

1. Bachelor’s degree programmes

• The majority of programmes are accredited in the Czech language, sufficient knowledge of the Czech language is required  in order to handle the studies. 

2. Consecutive master’s degree programmes 

• The majority of programmes are accredited in the Czech language, sufficient knowledge of the Czech language is required  in order to handle the studies. 

3. Doctoral degree programmes

• The faculty can admit students to doctoral degree programmes even outside the standard dates of the admission procedure.

   

Applications may be submitted until 31 March 2024, in selected bachelor’s degree programmes in addition from 1 July 2024 to 17 August 2024.

Studies will be started on 23 September 2024.

1. Bachelor’s degree programmes

• The programmes are accredited in the Czech language, sufficient knowledge of the Czech language is necessary for study (it is necessary to provide a certificate of Czech language level at least B2)
• There are no tuition fees required
• Information on the admission procedure can be found here

2. Consecutive master’s degree programmes

• The majority of the programmes is in the Czech language, sufficient knowledge of the Czech language is necessary for study (it is necessary to provide a certificate of Czech language level at least B2)
• There are no tuition fees required
• Information on the admission procedure can be found here

• The Master's degree programme Multifunctional Agriculture is taught in English. The minimum required level of English is B2 (a certificate confirming the applicant's language level is required)
• Information on the admission procedure can be found here
• Tuition fees for the academic year 2025/2026: 3000 EUR

3. Doctoral degree programmes

• The study is on an individual basis in Czech or English
• Information on the admission procedure for doctoral studies in English can be found here
• Information on the admission procedure for doctoral studies in Czech can be found here
• The form of the entrance examination is oral, unless otherwise specified. The candidate has to prove his/her aptitude for scientific work in the given field. The interview focuses on general and topical issues in the relevant scientific field and on knowledge of the methodology and state of knowledge in the narrow scientific field of the selected research topic. The admission procedure includes an English language examination, the form of which will be determined by the committee.

Study stys

• At least a partial knowledge of the Czech language is necessary (practical training at clinical facilities of the faculty).
• The study stays can be started at any time.

• Conditions of admission:
  - Proof of having started studying an identical or related study programme at a Ukrainian HEI
  - Medical eligibility to undergo a professional internship in a health/social care facility (including mandatory Hepatitis B vaccination) is a prerequisite for starting the internship
  - Internships are organized in accordance with the schedule of internships of duly accredited study programs
  - Internships are always arranged individually according to the capacity and operational possibilities of the clinical departments of the faculty