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A Guide to the Admissions Process for Undergraduate Programmes Accredited in Czech

There are just a few simple steps to studying at the Faculty of Informatics.

Bachelor’s programmes

Important dates, such as when to submit your application and when the entrance examinations will take place, can be found in the admissions timetable.

  • 1. Choose a degree programme

    You can change your choice later, as it is possible to transfer between programmes (except for the Cybersecurity programme).

    Bachelor’s programmes at the Faculty of Informatics

  • from 1 November 2026 to 28 February 2027

    2. Apply and pay the fee

    Applications must be submitted online and the fee is 900 CZK.

    Submit your application

  • 3. Do I have to sit an entrance exam?

    Admission requirements

  • early May 2027

    4. Entrance exam results

    Please check your results in your e-application in the IS. Once the admissions panel has met, you will find the result in your e-application. A proposal for admission or a decision on non-admission will then be uploaded to your e-application during May. You will receive your admission decision towards the end of June, once the authorised conversion of your school-leaving certificate has been uploaded to and verified in your e-application.

    e-application

  • mid-May – mid-June 2027

    5. Submit your school-leaving certificate

    You will receive a decision on your admission once you have submitted a certified translation of your school-leaving certificate, by the end of June 2027.

    How to provide proof of your education

  • first half of July 2027

    6. Enrol on a course (online)

    We send out enrolment invitations electronically by adding them to the online application form.

    How to enrol

  • 7. Familiarise yourself with the principles and rules of study

    Read the information for FI students

    Basic information for students

Do you have any questions about the admissions process?

Read our FAQs or contact the Student Services Office.

What if you don’t get a place?

If you end up just a few places ‘below the cut-off’, don’t despair. If the expected number of students do not enrol, the faculty will usually automatically fill the vacated places with students according to their ranking.

And if it doesn’t work out, don’t despair – just try again next year. If you’re convinced that we’ve misjudged the outcome of the admissions process, please lodge an appeal against the decision. We’ll check to see if we’ve followed the correct procedure.

So go on then – submit your application. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for you!

Master’s degree programmes starting in the spring

Important dates, such as when to submit your application and when the entrance exams will take place, can be found in the admissions timetable.

Do you have any questions about the admissions process?

Read our FAQs or contact the Student Services Office.

What if you don’t get in?

If it doesn’t work out, don’t despair – just try again next term.
If you’re convinced that we’ve assessed the outcome of the admissions process incorrectly, please lodge an appeal against the decision. We’ll check whether we followed the correct procedure.

So go on – submit your application. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for you!

Master’s degree programmes starting in the autumn

Important dates, such as when to submit your application and when the entrance exams will take place, can be found in the admissions timetable.

Do you have any questions about the admissions process?

Read our FAQs or contact the Student Services Office.

What if you don’t get in?

If it doesn’t work out, don’t despair – just try again next term.
If you’re convinced that we’ve assessed the results of the admissions process incorrectly, please lodge an appeal against the decision. We’ll check to see if we’ve followed the correct procedure.

So go on – submit your application. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for you!

Further information