Established in 1707, the Czech Technical University is the oldest and largest technical university in Europe. The university, which has 8 faculties (Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Science and Physics Engineering, Architecture, Transportation Sciences, Biomedical Engineering, Information Technology), has 170 accredited education programs, 53 of which are in foreign languages.
Approximately 17.000 students are educated at the university, which provides education with the philosophy of raising scientists, managers, and modern experts who can keep up with the needs of our age. Hec Paris, LSE, Kingston, Lomonosov MSU etc. The university, which has partnership agreements with universities such as universities, is ranked high in many success rating institutions. According to the QS World University Ranking, which evaluates 1620 universities worldwide, Czech Technical University ranks 498th globally and 9th in the developing Europe and Central Asia region. The university, which is in partnership with the leading companies of the sectors such as Amazon, Porsche Engineering, Skoda, KB (Societe Generale Group), NET4GAS, Profesia, Unicorn, can help students in terms of job opportunities.
The language of instruction at the Czech Technical University is English. Thanks to the education received here, graduating students can use the English language as their mother tongue. It is possible to participate in both undergraduate and graduate programs at the school. Undergraduate education lasts 3-4 years, while graduate education lasts 2 years.
The city has many artistic structures that affect tourists. Some of these are places such as Loretta monastery and Prague castle, Charles bridge, Astronomical clock tower, Prague City Hall, Church of the Child of Christ. These symbols of the city make the city one of the most visited cities in the world every year. Compared to other Western European cities, living costs in Prague are quite affordable. It is a great opportunity for students who benefit from student discounts.
In the city of Prague, where the university campus is located, the first words that come to mind when talking about public transportation are economical, comfortable and fast. Prague's public transport infrastructure includes three metro lines, tram, bus lines, suburban trains, funicular and 6 ferry lines. There are integrated student cards to be used in public transport. This card, known as LITACKA, is cheaper for individual ticket purchases. This card can be purchased monthly, quarterly or annually. In order to benefit from the discounts, students can apply with their student documents and get discount cards.
Czech Technical University offers 8 different dormitories for its students and makes placements. Dormitory prices are determined on a daily basis and there are different prices for each dormitory and room type. University dormitories are not modern as they were built a long time ago, but they are one of the most ideal options to stay in a touristic city like Prague by paying an average of 200 € per month. For this reason, almost all international students prefer university dormitories for accommodation in the first year.
It is possible to receive many departments, programs and training at the Czech Technical University. In this context, the university makes its fees according to the departments. University programs and fee information are as follows.
Civil Engineering - Building Structures - € 4.500
Theoretical Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering - € 4.500
Production and Economics in Engineering - € 4.300
Professional Pilot - € 4.500
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - € 4.500
Nuclear and Particle Physics - € 4.500
Physical Engineering - € 4.500
Quantum Technologies - € 4.500
Biomedical Technology - € 4.500
Informatics - € 5.250
Economics and Management € 4.300
Civil Engineering - Building Structures - € 5.400
Mechanical Engineering - € 5.160
Automotive Engineering - € 5.400
Intelligent Buildings - € 5.400
Nuclear Power Engineering Equipment - € 5.400
Aerospace Engineering - € 5.160
Biomedical Engineering and Informatics - € 5.160
Cybernetics and Robotics - € 5.160
Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering and Management - € 5.160
Electronics and Communications - € 5.160
Open Informatics - € 5.160
Mathematics and Informatics - € 5.160
Physics - € 5.160
Nuclear Physics - € 5.160
Nuclear Chemistry - € 5.160
Architecture and Urbanism - € 5.160
Design - € 5.160
Technology in Transportation and Telecommunication - € 5.160
Biomedical Engineering - € 5.160
Systematic Integration of Process in Healthcare - € 5.160
Informatics - € 5.160
Water and Environmental Engineering - € 5.400
Structural Analysis of Monuments and Historical Constructions - € 5.400
Aeronautics and Astronautics - € 5.400
Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering - € 5.400
Automation and Instrumentation Engineering - € 5.400
Energy and Process Engineering - € 5.400
Environmental Engineering - € 5.400
Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering and Management: Electrical Drives - € 5.400
Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering and Management: Electrical Power Engineering - € 5.400
Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering and Management: Management of Power Engineering and Electrotechnics - € 5.400
Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering and Management: Technological Systems € 5.400
Electronics and communication: Communication Systems and Networks € 5.400
Electronics and communication: Electronics € 5.400
Electronics and communication: Media and Signal Processing € 5.400
Electronics and communication: Mobil Communications € 5.400
Electronics and communication: Photonics € 5.400
Electronics and communication: Radio Communications and Systems € 5.400
Electronics and communication: Technology of the Internet of Things € 5.400
Cybernetics and robotics: Robotics € 5.400
Cybernetics and robotics: Systems and control € 5.400
Cybernetics and robotics: Sensors and instrumentation € 5.400
Cybernetics and robotics: Aerospace systems € 5.400
Open informatics: Software Engineering € 5.400
Open informatics: Artificial Intelligence € 5.400
Open informatics: Computer Engineering € 5.400
Open informatics: Data Science € 5.400
Open informatics: Computer Graphics € 5.400
Open informatics: Computer Vision and Image Processing € 5.400
Open informatics: Cybersecurity € 5.400
Medical electronics and Bioinformatics: Image Processing € 5.400
Medical electronics and Bioinformatics: Signal Processing € 5.400
Medical electronics and Bioinformatics: Bioinformatics € 5.400
Medical electronics and Bioinformatics: Medical Instrumentation € 5.400
Aerospace Engineering € 5.400
Mathematical Physics € 5.400
Plasma Physics and Thermonuclear Fusion € 5.400
Solid State Engineering € 5.400
Physical Electronics € 5.400
Quantum Technologies € 5.400
Nuclear and Particle Physics € 5.400
Nuclear Engineering € 5.400
Nuclear Chemistry € 5.400
Architecture and Urbanism € 5.400
Design € 5.400
Landscape € 5.400
Intelligent Transport Systems € 5.400
Smart Cities € 5.400
Biomedical and Clinical Engineering € 5.400
Systematic Integration of Processes in Healthcare € 5.400
Computer Science € 5.000
Computer Security € 5.000
Computer Systems and Networks € 5.000
Design and Programming of Embedded Systems € 5.000
Software Engineering € 5.000
Czechia is a much more economical country than many other European countries. Education, accommodation, transportation and meals are affordable for students. When looking at accommodation options in Prague, university dormitories and student houses come to the fore.
Finding accommodation in Prague is much easier than in other European cities. The most preferred accommodation option in Prague is university dormitories. The average accommodation fees in the dormitories of universities are between 150-250 Euros. The option of renting a private house in Prague can be an option that students can choose with their friends after completing the preparatory period. Finding student housing is both difficult and more costly.
Living standards in Prague offer the best facilities in Europe. In addition, it is more affordable than many European cities in terms of living costs. The average monthly expense of a student is between 450-500 Euros. This amount depends on the student's spending habits or whether they prefer to eat at home.
Due to the fact that the Czech Republic does not have a coastline, the temperature difference in summer and winter is high. While the summer months are cool, the winter months are cold and the precipitation is usually in the form of snow. While the temperature increases rapidly in April, the hottest times of the year are June, July and August.
The Czech Technical University gives its students the opportunity to travel to prestigious foreign universities during their studies, the university that has contracts with more than 300 partner schools also offers students the opportunity to make deals with large companies during their education.
CTU has the prestigious Diploma Supplement Label award; this means that all our graduates will automatically and free of charge receive a diploma supplement in the Czech-English language version.
Offering students a wide range of study opportunities at leading foreign universities in EU countries, North and South America, Australia and Asia, the university is also receiving an increasing number of foreign visitors in terms of students and academic staff.
The university, which is a member of the European Technology Students Board, allows technical students to travel and study throughout Europe thanks to this board.
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