1) Safe location in the heart of Europe
Czechia is the 6th safest country in the world. Studying in the Czech Republic puts you right in the middle of Europe and you have a great chance to discover other European countries.
2) Education in a state universities is free for everyone if you study in Czech language.
The main tuition language is Czech, however the range of programmes delivered in foreign languages (mainly in English) is expanding in particular to cater for international students.
3) Czech higher education system complies with the best European and international standards.
1348 is the year our first university opened. Moreover, Czechia is among the top 20 countries in the world with the best education system.
4) Czech diplomas are recognized in all the countries of the European Union and most of the countries around to globe.
They fully comply with European and international standards, so there is a great opportunity to find decent work not only in the Czech Republic and any European country, but also in the most developed countries such as USA, Canada, Australia. etc.
5) Students can come for a short study visit or to complete a full degree.
In the Czech Republic there are 1000 accredited study programmes in English and 43 000 foreign students studying full degree programmes.
6) 68 higher education institutions in more than 20 towns.
Offering a wide range of traditional as well as newly - emerging disciplines.
7) You can study in two specialties at the same time
Also, Czech law allows students to work while they are studying
8) Erasmus (Student Exchange Programme)
Through this programmme, the students have a great opportunity to go to any country of Europe and to study there for a selected programmme and receive scholarship.
9) Cost of living. Living costs are more affordable than in Western Europe.
- 200 USD per month for student dorm
-2.5 USD lunch in a canteen in Prague
- 6.5 USD for a student monthly public transport pass
10) Job offer for a student
Czech universities organize meetings of students with employers already during their studies and after graduation, the agencies challenge for the young professionals.

Higher education in the Czech Republic