At our faculty, we have one bachelor’s degree study programme in Informatics with 6 different specializations. Therefore, you only need to submit one application and choose your study specialization during your studies.
The most important document concerning the admission procedure is the Conditions for Admission. The document contains all essential information, dates and deadlines or a detailed description of the documents we need from you during the admission procedure.
All information regarding the admission procedure can be found in the Conditions for Admission to Study. The admission requirements for the Bachelor/Master's degree in the academic year 2025/2026 will be published by the end of 2024.
You enter the admission procedure with a complete and paid application form. You can fill it out online from 1 January to 31 March 2025. We have only one round of the admission procedure.
The fee for the admission procedure is CZK 950 (approx. EUR 37 / USD 40). We recommend paying it online as soon as you fill out the application, but you can also pay with a wire transfer if necessary.
Remember to upload all required documents through the application. It can be done even after the deadline, but you must upload a scan of your passport by 31 March 2025. You can find details in the article “Documents to be uploaded“ of the Conditions for Admission.
Even though the deadline for completing these steps is 31 March 2025, we strongly encourage you to perform these steps as soon as possible to allow us to process the applications on an ongoing basis.
We organize an admission Mathematics test in English. It takes place:
You can find details on topics, rules and technology required for the online test in the article “The first round of admission – Mathematics test“ of the Conditions for Admission.
We invite you for the second admission round (the interview) if you obtain at least 60 points from the test. If the number of invited applicants would be high, we reserve the right to reduce their number.
Once you have successfully passed the first admission round (Mathematics test) – and no later than 26 April 2024 – you and the admission committee will mutually agree upon the exact date and time of your interview. It is conducted in English remotely online, or in person at FIT CTU no later than 10 May 2024.
You can find details on topics and technology required for the online interview in the article “The second round of admission – interview“ of the Conditions for Admission.
You will be informed about the preliminary (non-)admission decision by 14 May 2024, followed by an official confirmation. If you are preliminarily admitted, you will also receive further information about full admission and registration into the study.
To go from preliminarily to fully admitted, you must upload through the application or deliver to the Office of Study Affairs the following documents:
Recognition of your secondary/high school education (see the article “Recognition of Secondary/High school education“ of the Conditions for Admission).
Proof of English proficiency, except for native English speakers (see the article “English proficiency requirements“ of the Conditions for Admission).
Signed copy of Study Contract.
A certified translation (into Czech, Slovak or English) should accompany all documents not in one of these languages. The originals should be presented at the registration into the study.
Documents associated with your previous foreign education must be officially recognized by the Czech Republic (nostrification) or verified through the CTU.
Once you upload all required documents, you shall receive (by mail) an official letter of admission, further information about your studies and an admission confirmation for the Czech Embassy in your country.
After being accepted for studies in the Czech Republic, you must apply to the Czech Embassy in your country for a visa if needed. Students arriving for a period longer than 90 days apply for a long-term residence permit for study purposes. The whole procedure for obtaining a visa for study purposes can take 60–90 days, so we recommend applying for the visa well in advance. For further information, please get in touch with the Czech Embassy.
Czech Embassy information Official web for foreigners
You have to arrange valid International Health Insurance covering the territory of the Czech Republic. This insurance must be presented before the visa is affixed to the passport. CTU recommends these companies (all provide the online application):
You can book accommodation at the CTU dormitory online and get a contract confirming guaranteed accommodation. If you need help with your registration, you can contact the Accommodation Department at ubytovani@suz.cvut.cz. The tentative date for the commencement of accommodation is 17 September 2024.
To complete the admission process, you must pay the tuition fee, CZK 64,000 (approx. EUR 2,627 / USD 2,867), for the first semester of your studies. The tuition fee does not cover accommodation, food, transportation, books, medical insurance, or other personal expenses.
You can pay the fee either by card (recommended) or bank transfer.
Once the tuition fee payment for the first semester is executed to the FIT bank account, you can register into the study. The registration can be done online from 30 June to 16 September 2024. The exact details are specified in your admission letter.
The classes start on 23 September 2024.
Do not let the entrance exam take you by surprise, and become a math whiz. Our preparatory course or set of sample exams will help you with that.
Czech Technical University in Prague
Faculty of Information Technology
Office of Study Affairs
Thákurova 9
Prague 6
160 00
Czech Republic
The person responsible for the content of this page: Ing. Zdeněk Muzikář, CSc.
