Universities in Prague

Since 1998, the University of New York in Prague has been offering top quality higher education in the city of Prague. The main educational focus of the school is on Business administration, IT management, International relations, Psychology and English Language and Literature. At UNYP students can study towards Bachelor’s and Master’s programs and MBA programs in English at an officially recognized educational institution in the heart of one of Europe’s most beloved cities. UNYP is in partnership with international universities throughout the world including the State U ...

Charles University is one of the oldest continuously-operating universities in Europe. It was founded in 1348 by Charles IV as the first institution for higher education in Central Europe and was based on the structure of the University of Paris with the four full faculties of Theology, Law, Medicine, and Art. Charles University is considered the leading university in the Czech Republic and a top university in Central and Eastern Europe. Today, Charles University boasts 17 faculties with 14 of them in Prague, 2 faculties in Hradec Králové and 1 in Plzeň, as well as 3 institutes, 6 further ...

The University of Economics in Prague is the leading university in the field of management and economics in the Czech Republic, as well as the largest. At the present time the university boasts more than 19,000 students studying at the six faculties which offer a broad spectrum of academic disciplines in undergraduate, masters and doctoral degree programs. The University of Economics in Prague is highly appreciated at home and abroad and is a trusted partner for foreign universities. The University's honorary degree "Doctor honoris causa” has been granted to prominent Czech and ...

The foundation of the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague was inspired by architectural theorist Gottfried Semper's ideas and concepts of the synthesis of artistic and technical aspects, which explains the nature of the school. The Academy is involved in a number of interesting international projects, enriching the educational system in applied arts disciplines, and last but not least, focusing on publishing books on art and organizing school exhibitions. Students can choose from five faculties, which cover twenty-three art studios in the areas of architecture, design, free arts ...

The Academy of Performing Arts in Prague is a renowned public university with a long tradition and great reputation. It consists of the Theater Faculty (DAMU), Film and TV School (FAMU) and the Music and Dance Faculty (HAMU), thus covering all areas of cultural life. The academic staff consists of highly trained professionals, who have earned their reputation as experts in their fields. They serve not only Czech students, but also foreigners, who subsequently represent the Czech Republic in all spheres of cultural life all around the world. Each of the Academy's faculties offers its students ...

The Czech Technical University in Prague is the oldest non-military technical university in the world. The studies are organized at different faculties and institutes, in bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs. The technical university is now divided into eight technically-focused faculties. The continuing education classes are extremely popular for all ages; these classes are aimed at retirees or other people who simply want to learn something extra besides their daily work. Studying and research opportunities at the university are also offered at three specialized technical insti ...

Founded in 1990 after the collapse of Communism, the Anglo-American University is the oldest private higher education institution in the Czech Republic. Jansen Raichl and Dr. Vlasta Raichlová founded the Anglo-American College in order to create a higher education institution with American and British influence and principles together with European traditions. The University is split into five different schools: the School of Business Administration, School of International Relations and Diplomacy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Journalism and the John H. Carey II School ...

If you lead negotiations of non-profit organizations or private businesses, work in the field of international communication between bureaus or represent a department within a state administration, then you will certainly need the art of diplomacy taught by the Diplomatic Academy in Prague, the first institution of its kind in the new EU member states. Its mission is to bring up individuals that will feel self-confident in representing an institution. Emphasis is put on connecting the theory and practice and interdisciplinary. The basic contribution of studying at the Diplomatic Academy is ...