What are the requirements for studying in Czech Republic?

Recently, many students are paying attention to studying in some unpopular countries, such as studying in the Czech Republic. So what are the advantages of studying in the Czech Republic? How to apply for studying in Czech Republic? Let's explain it in detail.

First, academic requirements

1, graduated from full-time ordinary high school, completed 12 primary and secondary education, and did not need college entrance examination results.

2. Full-time senior high school students have completed 1 1 year primary and secondary education and passed the examination.

Four-year undergraduate students are advised to complete seven semesters of exams;

3. Bachelor's degree

Five-year undergraduate course, complete 9 semesters of exams.

4. Graduated from junior college or transferred to undergraduate course.

Like graduating from high school, refer to the article 1. Unfortunately, if you don't meet 1, the possibility of studying in the Czech Republic is low.

5, technical secondary school, vocational high school education, "joint training"

According to the situation

6. Some of them have self-taught or adult education undergraduate courses recognized by the Ministry of Education of China.

3, master's degree to doctoral degree

Please contact the research team of the target university directly.

Second, study abroad expenses

The monetary unit of the Czech Republic is the Czech krona (CZK). Although the Czech Republic is a member of the European Union, it has not joined the euro zone.

As the capital of Czech Republic, Prague has the highest consumption level. Even so, the living expenses of each student in Prague only need about 2500-4000 RMB per month (including room and board).

1, accommodation fee

While studying in the Czech Republic, the university will provide students with student apartments. Student apartments are basically divided into single rooms and double rooms. Separate toilets will be provided. Depending on the university, some universities also provide public kitchens.

Students under the age of 26 can enjoy the 90 yuan/month student transportation card in the city and take any tram or bus in the city.

2. Tuition

Czech language courses in Czech public universities are free, and the tuition fees for English courses range from RMB 20,000 to RMB 40,000 per academic year.

Medical tuition is relatively expensive, about 654.38+ 10,000 -654.38+0.2 million RMB per year, but it is still much cheaper than medical tuition in other European countries.

Third, the advantages of studying in the Czech Republic

1, located in the hinterland of Europe, with convenient transportation.

The Czech Republic is located in the heart of Europe. Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, can reach any country in Europe within 2 hours by plane. It takes about 4 hours to get to Berlin, Budapest and Vienna by train. Domestic short-distance travel is mainly by train and bus, generally 2-3 hours.

2. Economic and employment environment

The Czech Republic has always been the rear area of Germany and other western European countries, including Volkswagen, BMW and other automobile companies with factories outside the Czech Republic. Many multinational companies set their European headquarters in the Czech Republic, which provides many employment opportunities for Czech local talents. Including Huawei, Huaxin, Changhong, Feng Wan and other well-known domestic enterprises, due to geographical factors, the Czech Republic also sends a large number of labor to Germany every year, and a large number of German-funded enterprises recruit locally every year. Many Czech students will choose to work in Germany after graduation.

3. Low threshold

The quality of education in the Czech Republic is generally high, just like most western countries. For example, chemical engineering, biotechnology and machinery also have their own academic advantages in the world. Tubo promised that the diploma of Czech universities will be recognized by Czech, China and the world. After graduation, these diplomas can be certified in China.

4. The increase in the cost of studying abroad for the benefit of the people.

The cost of studying in the Czech Republic is 60,000-80,000 yuan per year (including tuition), which is more close to the people than the cost of hundreds of thousands in the United States and Britain. For many families, not investing too much in studying abroad is one of their first choices. If you have a relatively stable part-time income, you can basically avoid the financial burden of your family.