Masaryk University (Masaryk University) is the second largest university in the Czech Republic and is located in the city of Brno. The university is named after Tomas Masaryk, the first president of Czechoslovakia. It was founded in 1919 and started its educational and research activities shortly after the proclamation of Czechoslovakia's independence. Masaryk University is home to 9 faculties for teaching and research in various disciplines. These faculties include five faculties of medicine, faculty of law, faculty of social sciences, faculty of education, faculty of science, faculty of sports sciences, and others.

The university offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs. It offers students a variety of options to study, offering a broad academic spectrum in the health sciences, natural sciences, social sciences, education, law and other fields. Masaryk University is also an internationally recognized university and is home to many international students. It has many programs offered in English and the university provides appropriate infrastructure and support to international students. Brno is known as a vibrant student city for university students and Masaryk University also offers many opportunities for student life and activities. Masaryk University is a respected university offering high quality teaching and research opportunities and is the preferred educational institution for international students.

Preparatory / Foundation Programs

These are the programs offered for students who do not have a language or academic background to start the university directly:

Czech Intensive Preparation Courses

English Language Prep

Foundation Program for Medicine

Bachelor's Programs


Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (Technical) Circuit / Long-Cycle)

Faculty of Social Sciences

Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Faculty of Science and Informatics

Humanities

Preparation

Diploma / Transcript: High school diploma or undergraduate diploma (scanned copies).

Language Requirement:

English Preparation: Generally considered zero or beginner/intermediate level.

Czech Preparation: No language requirement; intensive Czech education is offered.

Passport: Valid passport copy.

Entrance Exam: Academic exam is generally not required for preparatory programs (except for Medicine/Pharmacy preparatory courses).

Undergraduate (Bachelor's) Application Requirements

Basic criteria for admission to English undergraduate programs:

Education Certificate: Apostilled High School Diploma and Transcript.

Equivalence. (Nostrification): Official confirmation of the suitability of a foreign high school diploma with the Czech education system.

Language Proficiency: For English programs, at least B2 Level (IELTS min. 6.0 - 6.5, TOEFL, Duolingo or the faculty's own language interview/exam)

Master's Application Conditions

Required documents and conditions for admission to English master's programs:

Education Certificate: Undergraduate Diploma and Detailed Transcript in the relevant field.

Undergraduate Diploma Equivalence: Approval by Czech universities.

Language Proficiency: English B2 or C1 Level (IELTS min. 6.5, TOEFL etc. are accepted).

Academic / Professional Documents:

Motivation Letter (Statement of Purpose)

Resume (CV)

Reference Letters (Generally 1 or 2)

Academic Work Sample: Undergraduate thesis summary or original academic article.

Interview / Field Exam: Online interview or field knowledge evaluation depending on the faculty.

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Masaryk University offers accommodation in dormitories for students. Dormitories provide easy access to social amenities and student life, allowing students to stay in a comfortable and safe environment. Dorms are generally affordable and located close to the university campus or major areas in the city. Many students choose to stay in private apartments with friends or other students. Private apartments often offer greater independence and privacy. Apartments can be found close to the city center and the university. House sharing means students live together in a house and share expenses. This option may be suitable for students who want to live in a social environment. Usually, several students can come together and rent a house.

Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic, is a truly dynamic youth and education city with more than 80 thousand students, making up approximately one fifth of its population. Thanks to its strategic location in the heart of Europe, it provides easy access to metropolises such as Vienna, Prague and Budapest; It offers students a comfortable life with extremely affordable living costs compared to Prague, high security standards and a 24/7 uninterrupted public transportation network.