Freemover Program for Students from Ukraine

Charles University offers various means of support to Ukrainian and international students from all UA universities. Early on, CU opened up for UA students incoming as freemovers. If you need to find your way around the wide range of available programmes, use our Na Karlovku portal (https://nakarlovku.cz/, in Czech) or its English version, Study Charles (https://www.studycharles.cz/), where you can search e.g. by fields of interest. On these websites, you will also find presentations of our 17 faculties and information about the student life at the University. Do not forget to check out the general information on how to apply (https://cuni.cz/UKEN-329.html).

Overview

Charles University

Prague, Prague, Czechia (Czech Republic)

Full-time

Czech, English

Detailed Information

Procedure

1. Ukrainian university students with UA citizenship: You can choose any of the full-degree study programmes available at CU and inquire about the possibility of becoming a freemover by contacting the respective faculty coordinator and, if possible, scheduling an appointment. As a freemover, you are still officially enrolled at your home university and your short-term stay with us is thus understood as a mobility. You are expected to participate in Czech language courses and apply for full-degree studies at CU (either in Czech or in English) the following academic year. 2. Ukrainian applicants for full-time degree studies: We encourage you to explore our catalogue of available study programmes at CU and if the application for your chosen programme is still open, you may take part in the admission procedure. Please, remeber to apply directly through this catalogue. Some of the degree programmes may require you to take a General Academic Prerequisities (GAP) examination or a field-specific test. For more information about these standardised tests, you can visit the SCIO website. Studies in English are mostly paid. The fees, as well as requirements, depend on the particular study programme. On the other hand, studies in Czech are free of charge, but you need to meet the same requirements as Czech students and, moreover, some faculties will require a Czech language certificate. For more information on the language courses, see below. Various scholarships are available, depending on the chosen programme and faculty.

Academic Transfer

Accepts transfer credit.