• last 2 years
• results of your research are compiled in Master thesis
• after successful thesis defense and passing the state exam, you will be awarded a Master's Degree

1. Choose your study programme from below or in our catalogue.
   • More details (e.g. admission requirements) available after clicking on particular programme.
2. Prepare the necessary documents for your application (in pdf).
   • Passport scan
   • Certified copy of your diploma + Transcript of Records
     These should be requested from the colleges/universities attended. For applicants from non-member states of the Hague Conference on International Law (see the list), the documents must be accompanied by an apostille issued by the local Czech Embassy.
   • Curriculum vitae
     Information concerning your education, work, study and research experience. Namely a description of your high school programme, honours awarded, membership in scientific societies and personal professional goals. Statement of academic goal indicating why you wish to study in a particular program.
   • English language proficiency certificate
     Certificate (TOEFL, IELTS, CAE, CPE) at least at B2 CEFR level, or a document certifying applicant's previous English language courses or studies in English.
   • Motivation letter (GLODEP applicants)
3. The documents and admission requirements may vary according to the chosen study programme. Always follow the instructions from your department.
4. Fill out your electronic application
5. Choose only study programmes taught in English language (use a filter).
6. In section 'Edit personal data' during registration ("first name(s)", "surname"), write all your names exactly as stated in your passport/ID.
7. Enter information about your previous education.
8. Upload all the necessary documents in the section 'Attachments'.
9. In order to submit the e-application, you have to pay the application fee by debit/credit card per instructions in the 'Application fee/Go to payment' (for that you do not need to have a Czech account). Without the payment, the application will not be considered.
10. Entrance examinations are usually oral (e.g. via Skype) and take place in June (date should be specified by your department).

Successful applicants:

1. After successful entrance exam (results are usually in June), it is necessary to submit a certified copy of the official recognition of your diploma.
2. This needs to be done as soon as possible in order to start the visa process, which usually takes 3 - 5 months (or longer, depending on the country).
3. After receiving and assessing your diploma, you will be sent documents necessary to apply for visa.
4. Receiving visa and arriving to the Czech Republic - ideally during September for the start of the academic year.
5. Be aware that tution fee per academic year is required.
6. You are required to arrange a health insurance for the entire time of your stay in the Czech Republic.

Applications for study programmes are currently closed.

The following study programmes will be available during the second round of admissions from 15 April to 13 July:

• Plant Biology