For most people, education in Europe seems like an unattainable goal because of the financial aspect. In fact, there are many ways to get a European degree absolutely free of charge

Thousands of foreign students come to the Czech Republic every year, eager to receive a high-quality European education and start their careers in Europe. Czech universities are rightly ranked among the best universities in the world. The famous Charles University and most modern, prestigious universities: Graduate School of Economics, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Agricultural University in Prague, and many others. Higher education in the Czech Republic is available in Czech (in public universities for free) and in English at a reasonable cost.

13 reasons to choose education in the Czech Republic

1. Free education for foreigners in the Czech language in public universities.
2. Recognition of documents on previous education of the CIS countries.
3. Large student benefits for accommodation, meals, travel – up to 50%!
4. High European quality education.
5. Recognition of Czech diploma in the future in all European countries as well as the USA and Canada.
6. Up-to-date theoretical and practical knowledge – nearly 80% of students during their 3rd year are already working in their specialty.Inter­national exchange programs with Germany, France, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, England, Denmark, Holland, Sweden, America, Canada, Brazil, Mexico
7. The Schengen visa for the entire period of study in the Czech Republic allows students to travel freely to all European countries.
8. European culture and international language environment.
9. High standard of living and some of the lowest costs in Europe.
10. Stable economy.
11. The Russian or English or another speaking students will learn the Czech language up to B2 lever in 1 academic year and B1 lever in 1 semester. This will be guaranteed.
12. High-security level.
13. Unique cultural heritage and breathtaking beauty: architectural monuments, palaces, castles, an abundance of architectural styles from Gothic to Cubist.