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- BACHELOR (BC / 3 YEARS); MASTER (MA / 2 YEARS); DOCTOR (PH.D. / 4 YEARS)
no entrance exams for A students
- COOL ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDYING & RESEARCH
weekend seminars / courses / free-time activities
- KRAKÓW, VIENNA AND PRAGUE JUST ROUND THE CORNER
Ostrava, the third largest city in the Czech Republic, is located in the northeastern part of the country and is the heart of the Moravian-Silesian Region. It is situated near the Slovak and Polish border on the banks of the Ostravice River overlooking the beautiful mountains of Beskydy. The first mention of the village owned by the Olomouc Bishop Bruno is from 1267. The discovery of coal in the second half of the 18th century, and later followed by the development of ironworks, meant a breakthrough. Ostrava has long since lost the face of a typically industrial city and coal mining finally ended in 1994. Where there were originally mines, there are mining museums now and there is an opportunity waiting for a number of still sealed metallurgical buildings. The industrial heritage is a unique jewel of architecture. Besides technical heritage, the city offers its visitors many cultural and historical attractions.

Enroll in bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral study programs.

A two-month heavy duty Czech language course makes you pass the B1 or B2 language test.

… in order to have it equivalent to Czech educational system.

… in order to study & work in the Czech Republic.

… and enjoy your stay in a fully equipped campus – your base of comfort and fun…