The history of the formation of the Agricultural University in Prague (CZU) dates back to 1906. Initially, one faculty was founded at technical university in the Czech Republic, where both scientific and research activities... The process of forming the future university was stopped due to the outbreak of the First World War, but a significant rise after its end immediately pushed the process of establishing the university to a new level.
Over the past few years, the Czech Agrotechnical University has turned into a modern complex of knowledge and has become practically a "student city" with its own developed infrastructure: hostels, canteens, restaurants, parks, libraries, lounges, shops, new classrooms equipped with the most modern technology, laboratories and greenhouses. Constantly expanding the areas of study of subjects, the university began to pay great attention to aspects of ecology, to train qualified managers in the field of economics and management of agriculture and National economy, as well as the study of the activities of international organizations. Higher education annually educational institution offers the study of the chosen specialty on the basis of the three-stage * Bologna agreement, offering:
- 34 training bachelor programs,
- 49 master's degree programs,
- 19 programs for those wishing to obtain a doctoral degree.
* The Bologna Agreement or the Bologna Process is a process of convergence and harmonization of educational systems of European countries with the aim of creating a common European space higher education... The main goal of which is the establishment of a European higher education zone, as well as the activation of the European higher education system on a global scale. One of the key provisions of the Bologna process is the adoption of a system of comparable degrees, including through the introduction of a diploma supplement to provide employment opportunities for European citizens and increase the international competitiveness of the European higher education system.
Another incomparable advantage of the CZU is the Double-degree program - the student receives 2 diplomas: the Czech Agricultural University and one of the partner universities in England, France or the Netherlands. At the same time, the student studies at a partner university for six months or a year.
The Czech Agricultural University in Prague is also a member of international consortia. First of all, we are talking about seven leading European universities active in the field of wildlife sciences, called Euroleague for Life Sciences. Also, ChZU is a member of the Association for European Life Sciences Universities (70 universities and faculties working in a direction similar to the ChZU). The Czech Agricultural University is also a member of the European Association of Universities and the Danube Rectors' Conference.
Under the student exchange program, every fifth full-time student of the ChZU travels abroad. In terms of the number of outgoing and incoming students under the ERASMUS program, the Czech Agricultural University is among the first 200 universities in Europe. Since 2000, students from 125 countries of the world have studied at the ChZU.
Attention! The Czech Agricultural University in Prague offers foreign applicants admission without exams and nostrification of a school certificate to the Faculty of Economics! Entrance exams are taken after the first year of study in courses combined with the first year program and students immediately go to the second year. Nostrification also needs to be conveyed before the transition to the second course. Training in this program is paid, as it takes place on English language... Many classes are taught by native speakers. Students have the opportunity to leave for the ERASMUS program and receive a Double-degree. An important point is the provision of a certificate of proficiency in English.
CZU offers training in six faculties.
Learning steps
Bachelor's degree (Bc.) - 1-3 years. In the first and second year, students study specialized subjects. In the third year, students choose subjects independently, based on personal preferences.
Continuing Master's degree - 2 years of study. (Ing.)
Doctorate - 3 years of study (PhD.)
Faculties of the Czech Agrarian University:
- Faculty of Economics;
- Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources;
- Faculty of Technology;
- Faculty the environment;
- Faculty of Forestry and Logging Industry;
- Faculty of Tropical Agriculture.
Sample tests
Forestry
- Sample Test Math
- Biology test example
Economy
- Sample Test Undergraduate English
- Test Example Undergraduate Mathematics
- Test example Undergraduate Mathematics 2
- Test example Bachelor Czech
- Test example Undergraduate German
- Test example Master of Accounting
- Sample test Master Information Technology
- Sample Test Master Information Technology
- Sample Test Master Social Sciences
- Sample Test Master of Social Sciences
- Sample Test Master in Economics and Management
- Sample Test Master in Economics and Management
- Sample Test Master of Entrepreneurship Fundamentals
- Sample Test Master Fundamentals of entreprenuership
- Test example Master Kvantitativní metody
- List of Topics Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
/ Česká zemědělská univerzita v Praze (ČZU)
The Czech Agro-Technical University is the main Czech university in the field of agriculture. It is the third largest university in Prague.
The university was founded in 1906. Today, in addition to classical agro-technical and forestry specialties, one can get a promising specialty in the field of ecology, non-traditional and renewable energy sources, economics, informatics and management. In all of these areas, the university adheres to the principles of protecting natural resources.
www.czu.cz- The Czech Agricultural University in Prague conducts systematic research in the so-called life sciences - physiology and molecular biology, environmental protection, forestry, environmental technology, economics and management.
- The university offers about 150 specialties in the framework of undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs.
- The university has high quality laboratories and specialized workshops. Training includes excursions, classes in natural conditions, educational field practice in the Czech Republic and abroad.
- The university has high rates of graduate employment. 97% of graduates immediately after graduation start work or receive higher education.
- Dozens of graduates of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague find their first jobs abroad.
Learning conditions in English: For a number of specialties in ČZU you can study in English. In this case, the applicant takes the exam in English. The tuition fee is 15,000 kroons per year.
Faculty of Economics
Bachelor's specialties:
- Systems engineering
For all specialties, entrance exams consist of two written tests- in mathematics and English. Foreign applicants additionally take an exam in the Czech language for foreigners at the faculty.
Upon admission to a specialty in English, English is taken, the test in mathematics is also written in English.
Master's specialties:
- Business and Management (in Czech or English)
- Public administration and regional development
- Economic and cultural studies
- Economics and Management (in Czech or English)
- European agrarian diplomacy (in Czech or English)
- Production process and economics
- Systems engineering
- Informatics (in Czech or English)
- Project management
Entrance exams for all specialties consist of two subjects, one of which is Economics and Management. The second subject for admission to the specialty "Production process and economics" - Quantitative methods; for the specialty "Business and Management" - Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship; "Informatics" - Information technology; "Systems Engineering" - Quantitative Methods; "Public administration and regional development" - Humanitarian sciences; Economic and Cultural Studies - Humanities; "European Agrarian Diplomacy" - English; "Project Management" - Quantitative Methods.
Upon admission to the Master's program, foreigners do not have to take an additional exam in the Czech language.
Faculty website: www.pef.czu.cz/cs/
Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources
Bachelor's specialties:
- Plant growing
- Livestock
- Horse breeding
- Special breeding of animals
- Cynology
- Rehabilitation and provision medical care animals
- Fish farming and aquaristics
- Gardening
- Improvement of garden areas
- Arrangement of lawns
- Organic farming
- Public administration in the field of agriculture
- Animal breeding
- Growing plants
- Plant healing
- Rural development
- Industrial and ornamental gardening
- Product quality
- Rational use of natural resources
- Nutrition and food
- Landscape Architecture (Biology Test and Creative Exam)
- Sustainable Use of Natural Resources
- Agriculture and Food
Entrance exams for undergraduate specialties:
The entrance examinations consist of a written test in biology and chemistry, in some specialties - only in chemistry or only in biology.
Master's specialties:
- Livestock
- Animal breeding
- Animal nutrition and dietetics
- Plant growing
- Plant nutrition and protection
- Plant treatment (no exams)
- Industrial gardening
- Gardening creativity (creative exam)
- Landscape Architecture (Creative Exam)
- Plant cultivation
- Cultivation of animals
- Reproductive biotechnology
- Agricultural Economics
- Agriculture (excluding exams)
- Rural development
- Manufacturing quality of agricultural products
- Waste and its use
- Sustainable development of the biosphere
- Soil quality assessment and soil protection (no exams)
- Ecological farming
- Nutrition and food
- Natural Resources and Environment (no exams)
- Nature Resources Management and Ecological Engineering (no exams)
- Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security (no exams)
Master's entrance exams:
A written test is taken that checks the ability to study in this program (the range of questions can be found on the faculty website), subjects and grades in a bachelor's diploma are also considered. Applicants for the specialties Gardening and Landscape architecture take a creative exam.
Faculty website: www.af.czu.cz/cs/
Faculty of Technology
Specialties of undergraduate and graduate programs:
- Engineering support
- Agricultural machinery
- Transport systems
- Waste processing technique and technology
- Technological equipment knowledge
- Entrepreneurship in the technology market
- Information and control technology in the agri-food complex
- Technology and Environmental Engineering
Entrance exams for the undergraduate program: Examination in mathematics and physics is taken for all specialties except "Entrepreneurship in the technology market". For the specialty "Entrepreneurship in the technology market" - a test in mathematics and foreign language(a foreigner takes the Czech language).
Entrance exams for the master's program: It is necessary to have an appropriate bachelor's degree. The entrance exam tests knowledge of core disciplines (for example, mathematics, mechanical engineering, materials science, machine parts, computer science).
Faculty website: www.tf.czu.cz/cs/
Faculty of Tropical Agriculture
Bachelor's specialties:
- Agriculture in the tropics and subtropics (a test in biology and a foreign language - Czech is taken)
- Sustainable development in the tropics and subtropics (a test in mathematics and a foreign language - Czech is taken)
Master's specialties:
- Animal and Food Science in Tropics and Subtropics (for the subject of Animal Production and English)
- International Development and Agricultural Economics (for the subject of Economics and World Geography and English)
- Sustainable Rural Development in the Tropics and Subtropics (for the subject of Agricultural Engineering and Technologies and English)
- Tropical Crop Management and Ecology (subject Plant Production
- and English)
- Tropical Forestry and Agroforestry (for the subject of Ecology and Biology
- and English)
- Wildlife Management in Tropics and Subtropics (subject Ecology and Zoology
- and English)
Faculty website: www.ftz.czu.cz/cs/
Faculty of Environmental Protection
Bachelor's specialties:
- Applied ecology
- Study of rural settlements
- Territorial technical and administrative services
- Water resources management
- Territorial planning
Master's specialties:
- Engineering ecology
- Nature protection (in Czech or English)
- Rural settlement engineering
- Regional environmental management
- Environmental modeling
- Water in rural settlement
- Land and Water Management
- Landscape planning
Faculty website: www.fzp.czu.cz/cs/
Faculty of Forestry and Logging Industry
Bachelor's specialties:
- Forestry (written examination in biology and mathematics)
- Forestry Industry (Mathematics and Physics Test)
- Economic and administrative services in forestry (test in mathematics)
- Production processes and game management (biology test)
- Entrepreneurship in the wood and furniture industry (math test)
- Animal conservation and taxidermy
- Game Management (biology test and interview in English)
- Forestry (Math Written Test and Job Interview in English)
Master's specialties:
- Forest Engineering (exam in forest management, forest economics, forest ecology and forest typology)
- Forestry Engineering (an exam in forestry is passed, knowledge of the properties of flexibility and strength, properties of a structure made of wood is checked)
- Forestry, Water and Landscape management (an English exam is taken in the form of an interview)
- Forest Engineering (an English exam is taken in the form of an interview)
- Tropical Forestry and Agroforestry (biology for rent and interview in English)
Faculty website: www.fld.czu.cz/cs/
The Czech Agricultural University in Prague celebrated its centenary in 2006.
Formation history Agricultural University in Prague (CZU) dates back to 1906. Initially, one faculty was founded at a technical university in the Czech Republic, where both scientific and research activities were actively developing. The process of formation of the future university was stopped due to the outbreak of the First World War, but a significant rise after its end, immediately pushed the process of establishing the university to a new level.
Czech Agrotechnical University today it is a modern complex of knowledge. Constantly expanding the areas of study of subjects, the university began to pay great attention to aspects of ecology, to train qualified managers in the field of economics and management of agriculture and national economy, as well as to study the activities of international organizations.
Every year, a higher educational institution offers the study of the chosen specialty on the basis of the three-stage Bologna agreement, offering:
- 34 training bachelor programs,
- 49 master's degree programs,
- 19 programs for those wishing to obtain a doctoral degree.
It is a balanced and modern approach to education that meets all European norms and traditions. Strengthening its position in the context of generally accepted European knowledge in Europe, the university strives every year to meet the level of international education. More than 18,000 students study at the institution annually.
ChZU Is an improved complex, which implies not only obtaining qualified knowledge, but also the organization of all conditions for students' living, sports and recreation. The university has its own park, greenhouses, library and its own laboratories.
The Agricultural University of Prague includes five faculties and two institutes in the following areas:
Faculty of Economics
The Faculty of Economics of CZU is a scientific and educational institution that provides all aspects of cultural and social development, research knowledge, taking into account national and spiritual values.
The priority of the chosen specialty is the strengthening of economic relations, the consolidation of the economy at the micro and macro level, not only within the Czech Republic, but throughout Europe, with the help of the high potential of the teaching staff, the students themselves, as well as organizations that successfully cooperate with the university. The course provides an opportunity to master knowledge in the field economic policy and management, as well as study systems engineering and computer science.
Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources
Since 1952, the Faculty of Agrobiology has been the core of knowledge in the field of agriculture and national economy. After graduating from the course, our students become leading managers in the field of food, gardening and landscape design, plant breeding and in the field of animal husbandry. Participate in conferences and programs on rational use resources of the planet and waste disposal, become qualified consultants in government agencies, take part in research, and also become highly qualified teachers in various fields and play an important role in the formation of education throughout Europe.
Faculty of Technology
Like the CZU Faculty of Agrobiology, the Technical (formerly Mechanical) Faculty was established in 1952. The faculty has more than 45 international agreements with European universities, and provides an opportunity to receive highly qualified education around the world. Using the European Credit Transfer System, any student can apply for further studies in any accredited foreign institution with the possibility of practicing and training abroad. More than 6,000 engineering students have successfully completed the course since its inception.
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Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking
The faculty is located in the new block of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague 6 and provides free access to all students to the spa complex (including sports facilities with modern equipment). More than 1400 students graduated from the course with excellent results, having mastered knowledge in the field of forest engineering, water and landscape management, as well as the basics of forestry.
Faculty of the Environment
Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Protection ChZU- one of the newest rounds of education provided Czech Agrotechnical University... Established in 2007, the faculty is a division into two educational electives: the Faculty of Forestry and the Faculty of the Environment. The faculty includes 6 departments, with a three-level division of education (bachelor's, master's and postgraduate studies). Includes specialties in the field of environmental engineering, landscape science and knowledge in the field of regional engineering.
Institute of the Tropics and Subtropics
The Institute of Tropics and Subtropics is the former Institute of Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture. Both Czech and foreign specialists graduate from the course every year. The priority direction of the course is the study and improvement of economic relations with other states, the organization of assistance in their development, the rational and effective use of exhaustible and inexhaustible natural resources.
CZU specialties
Form of study:
R - Full-time learning
K - combined form of education
A - teaching in English
Faculties:
EF - Faculty of Economics
FA - Faculty of Agrobiology
TF - Technical Faculty
FLD - Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking
FOS - Faculty of Environment
ITS - Institute of the Tropics and Subtropics
IOC - Institute of Education and Consulting
| F | Speciality | Specialization | Undergraduate | Master's degree | ||
| Term | The form | Term | The form | |||
| EF | Economic policy and management | Entrepreneurship and Administration | 3 | R | 2 | RK |
| Public administration and regional development | 3 | R | 2 | R | ||
| Economic and cultural research | 3 | R | 2 | R | ||
| Quantitative methods in economics | System Engineering | 3 | R | 2 | R | |
| Economics and Management | Agricultural Economics and Management | 3 | RA | |||
| Economics and Management | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| European Agricultural Diplomacy | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Service and economy | 3 | RK | 2 | RK | ||
| Systems Engineering and Informatics | Computer science | 3 | RK | 2 | RK | |
| Computer science | 3 | RA | 2 | RA | ||
| F | Plant growing | 3 | RK | 2 | RK | |
| Livestock | 3 | RK | 2 | RK | ||
| Horse breeding | 3 | R | ||||
| Special withdrawal | 3 | RK | ||||
| Cynology | 3 | RK | ||||
| Zoo rehabilitation and animal health care activities | 3 | R | ||||
| Gardening | 3 | RK | ||||
| Horticulture entrepreneurship | 3 | R | ||||
| Gardening and landscaping | 3 | R | ||||
| Landscaping | 3 | RK | ||||
| Ecological agriculture | 3 | RK | ||||
| State administration in the field of agriculture and gardening | 3 | RK | ||||
| Breeding | 3 | RK | ||||
| Growing plants | 3 | RK | ||||
| Plant healing | 3 | R | 2 | R | ||
| Rural development | 3 | RK | 2 | RK | ||
| Industrial and ornamental gardening | 3 | R | ||||
| Industrial gardening | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Product quality | 3 | R | ||||
| 3 | RK | |||||
| Rational use of natural resources | RA | |||||
| Nutrition and food products | 3 | R | ||||
| Natural breeding of animals | - | - | 2 | RK | ||
| Animal feeding and dietetics | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Plant nutrition and protection | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Garden creation | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Plant breeding | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Animal breeding | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Reproductive biotechnology | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Agricultural Economics | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Agriculture | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Tillage quality | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Waste and its use | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Sustainable development of the biosphere | - | - | 2 | RK | ||
| Assessment and protection of soils | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Natural resources and environment | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| TF | Maintenance | 3 | RK | 2 | RK | |
| Agricultural machinery | 3 | RK | 2RK | |||
| Road and city road transport | 3 | RK | 2RK | |||
| Waste processing technology and technology | 3 | RK | 2RK | |||
| Technological equipment of structures | 3 | RK | 2RK | |||
| Trade and entrepreneurship with technology | 3 | RK | 2RK | |||
| Information and control technology in the agro-industrial complex | 3 | RK | 2RK | |||
| Technique for the reconstruction and maintenance of the landscape | 3 | RK | 2RK | |||
| Environmental Technology and Engineering | 3 | RA | 2RA | |||
| FLD | Forestry | 3 | RK | |||
| Timber industry | 3 | RK | ||||
| Hunting control and management | 3 | RK | ||||
| Economic and management services in the forest industry | 3 | RK | ||||
| Hunting management | 3 | RA | ||||
| Forest Engineering | - | - | 2 | RK | ||
| Woodworking engineering | - | - | 2 | RK | ||
| Forest, water and landscape management | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| Tropical forestry and agroforestry | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| FOS | Engineering ecology | Applied ecology | 3 | RK | 2 | R |
| Protection of Nature | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Protection of Nature | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| Landscape science | Landscape science | 3 | RK | |||
| Regional technical and administrative services | 3 | RK | ||||
| Water industry | 3 | R | ||||
| Regional planning | 3 | R | ||||
| Regional engineering | Regional engineering | - | - | 2 | R | |
| Regional Environmental Management | - | - | 2 | RK | ||
| - | - | 2 | R | |||
| Simulation of the environment | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| Regional and land administration | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Water in the regions | - | - | 2 | R | ||
| Land and water management | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| ITS | Specialization in agriculture | Agriculture in the tropics and subtropics | 3 | R | ||
| Sustainable development of the tropics and subtropics | 3 | R | 2 | RA | ||
| International economic development | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| Tropical crop management and ecology | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| Rainforests and agrosphere | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| Crop and livestock production in the tropics and subtropics | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| Wildlife management in the tropics and subtropics | - | - | 2 | RA | ||
| IOC | Specialization in Pedagogy | Teaching special subjects | 3 | R | ||
| Teaching practice | 3 | R | ||||
For such a long time, the Czech Agricultural University (ČZU) celebrated its 100th anniversary. The educational institution, which is one of the three largest universities in Prague, is characterized by a modern approach to educational process and a powerful scientific and technical base.
History
The origins of the creation of CHAU lie in the distant 1906, when the agrarian faculty was founded at the National Technical University by order of Emperor Franz Joseph. His active scientific and research activities led to the need to separate into an independent educational institution... So, in 1952, the Faculty of Agriculture was reorganized into Prague University agriculture, and in 1995 the educational institution received its modern official name.
Before the construction of a huge campus in Sukhdola, a northwestern district of Prague, the academic buildings were located in. In the early 60s, it became necessary to create a campus that could accommodate not only dormitories, but also numerous laboratories and workshops related to the specifics of practical training at the university.
Today, the CHOU campus covers an area of about 50 hectares, on which everything you need for successful study and good rest is located. It includes student residences, state-of-the-art educational buildings, large lecture halls, a conference room, an extensive library, a well-kept park and a sports complex. In addition, the campus has a bank branch, cafes, several restaurants and clubs.
Educational activities
Annually in Czech agrotechnical university more than 18 thousand students study in 140 specialties. Free education in the Czech language is possible both in undergraduate and graduate and postgraduate studies. Since the university actively supports international relations and various student exchange programs, a number of specialties are studied in English (tuition is paid).
There are five faculties and one institute in the structure of the university. The oldest of them is the technical one, which arose at the founding of the educational institution and was then still called the mechanical faculty. Two more faculties - Environment and Forestry and Woodworking, emerged as a result of the separation in 2007 of the Faculty of Environmental Protection. The Faculty of Economics of the University graduates specialists in management and economic planning of national and agriculture. The Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources prepares qualified livestock breeders, agronomists, gardeners, as well as specialists in the field of natural resource conservation, processing and disposal of industrial waste. Most of the graduates of the Faculty of Tropical Agriculture work outside the Czech Republic, specializing in the problems of farming in developing countries.
CHAU is widely integrated into international educational communities that unite universities with a similar specialization in natural sciences... This cooperation led to the creation of a separate Institute for Consulting and Educational Issues, which is responsible for programs for the development of international relations with foreign universities and organizations.
The prestigious educational institution is not only a leader among Czech agricultural universities, but also occupies high positions in the ranking of the best European universities. Excellent student employment rates, qualified Teaching Staff and a strong practical base contribute to the fact that thousands of Czech and foreign applicants dream of enrolling here.
Czech Agricultural University Prague was founded in 1952. It is now the third largest university in Prague, in 2016 at a university under various curricula 12,168 undergraduate students and 6,975 graduate students were trained in specialties. The rector of the university for 2018 is Petr Sklenichka.
The University is actively involved in research activities. The work of university employees is published in world famous journals such as Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. The Czech Agricultural University offers almost 30 doctoral programs, in which students acquire knowledge not only in research, but also in teaching. For research purposes, ChZU receives grants from the state, private investors, and international projects play an important role. To increase the motivation of researchers, the Czech University of Agriculture in Prague awards the Rector's Prize for the best publications of employees every year. Also, the university once a year awards the Rector's Prize for the best dissertation.
Organization of training
Czech Agricultural University offers a large number of bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs. In addition to classical agricultural and forestry specialties, students study in a wide range of programs in the field of environmental protection and natural resources, economics and management, technology and informatics. The training uses modern methods such as e-learning and video conferencing, a lot of attention is paid to practice, including overseas. According to the university's own research, 97% of graduates get a job or continue their studies. Most young people work in their specialty, dozens of graduates find work abroad.
ČZU is one of the few universities in the Czech Republic, whose campus has its own park, which is used by students and staff, as well as residents of the nearby district of Prague - Sukhdol. In the area of the university, everything necessary for students is organized - dormitories, canteens, conditions for sports and recreation, as well as, of course, modern lecture halls, laboratories, auditoriums for seminars, greenhouses, libraries.
International relations
V modern world, in the context of globalization, mobility plays an increasing role. Mobility at the Czech Agricultural University is manifested primarily in exchange programs both for CZU students who have the opportunity to study abroad for some time, and for foreign students who study in CZU. Currently, more than 900 students from all over the world come to the university annually for semester or annual exchange programs or for short-term intensive courses such as summer schools. Together with them, almost two thousand foreign students study at the Czech Agricultural University.
The Czech Agricultural University in Prague is also a member of international consortia. First of all, we are talking about seven leading European universities active in the field of wildlife sciences, called Euroleague for Life Sciences. Also, ChZU is a member of the Association for European Life Sciences Universities (70 universities and faculties working in a direction similar to the ChZU). The Czech Agricultural University is also a member of the European Association of Universities and the Danube Rectors' Conference.
ChZU uses the results of its research activities in Haiti and other developing countries, thereby helping the development of agriculture in countries with a lack of food resources.
In addition to international networks, the Czech Agricultural University has concluded bilateral agreements with more than 80 universities outside Europe. Directly in Europe, within the framework of the LLP ERASMUS program, the university has concluded agreements with more than 150 universities. The university is also a member of the TEMPUS and CEEPUS programs.
Participation in international programs and projects promotes cooperation between participating universities, their students and teachers. That is why a third of CZU programs are taught entirely in English. The Czech Agricultural University in Prague also implements dozens of double-degree programs together with leading foreign partners in Europe. On the basis of the university, summer intensive courses are held in exotic countries such as Peru or Vietnam, and CZU students can study in these countries.
Every fifth full-time student of ChZU travels abroad for exchange programs. In terms of the number of outgoing and incoming students under the LLP ERASMUS program, the Czech Agricultural University is among the first 200 universities in Europe (there are about 4,000 universities in Europe in total).
Faculty of Economics
The Faculty of Economics of the Czech Agricultural University is one of the largest and most demanded economic faculties in the Czech Republic (there are about 20 economic faculties in public universities in the Czech Republic). More than 15,000 students study at the Faculty of Economics of CZU, and the faculty, according to the accreditation of the Czech Ministry of Education, is one of the six best economics faculties in the country.
The faculty offers training in a wide range of bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs, such as Manufacturing and Economics, Entrepreneurship and Management, State and Municipal Governance and Regional Development, Economics and Management, System Administration and Informatics, as well as programs taught entirely in English, for example, Economics and Management and Informatics.
Faculties
The university consists of 6 faculties:
Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources
- Natural Resources, Landscape Development and Agriculture (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Food and Health (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Breeding animal breeds (bachelor's and master's degrees)
- Garden and Landscape Architecture (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Plant and animal products (bachelor's and master's degrees)
- Biotechnology and Breeding (Master's Degree)
- Phytotechnics (Master's degree)
- Zootechnics (Master's degree)
- Agricultural specialization (master's degree)
Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking
- Woodworking (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Economic and Administrative Services in Forestry (BSc)
- Conservation and Taxidermy (BSc)
- Entrepreneurship in the Wood and Furniture Industry (Bachelor's Degree)
- Hunting Management (BSc)
- Forestry (Bachelor's and Master's)
Faculty of the Environment
- Applied Ecology (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Landscape Planning and Modeling (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Landscape Design (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Landscape Engineering and Administrative Services (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Water Resources Management (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Regional and Landscape Management (Master's Degree)
- Nature Conservation (Master's Degree)
- Space Planning (Master's Degree)
Faculty of Technology
- Engineering and technology in transport and communication (bachelor's and master's degrees)
- Process Engineering (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Agricultural Engineering (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Agricultural specialization (bachelor's and master's)
Faculty of Tropical Agriculture
- Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture (BSc)
Faculty of Economics
- National Politics and Culture (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Computer Science (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Entrepreneurship and Administration (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Economics and Management (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Systems Engineering (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Public Administration and Regional Development (Bachelor's and Master's)
- Project Management (Master's Degree)
Admission
To apply for admission, you need to fill out an electronic application form by the end of March, and then pay for the application for admission.
The entrance examinations at different faculties are very different. At the Faculty of Economics, upon admission to the bachelor's program, an exam is taken in mathematics and a foreign language, upon admission to the master's program, an exam is passed in the subject of Economics and Management and an exam in the second subject, which depends on the chosen specialty. At the Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources, upon admission to the undergraduate program, an exam in chemistry and biology is passed, for some specialties only biology, and for the specialty Garden and Landscape Architecture, a creative exam is also passed. At the Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking, admission is carried out without entrance exams, however, in certain cases, you may be assigned exams in mathematics, biology or physics. At the Faculty of Tropical Horticulture, upon admission to the undergraduate program, an exam is taken in the Czech language and in biology. At the Faculty of the Environment, upon admission to the bachelor's degree, an exam is taken in mathematics, biology, chemistry or general knowledge, depending on the specialty. At the technical faculty, upon admission to the bachelor's degree, an exam in mathematics and physics is taken.
Some faculties conduct their own internal exam in the Czech language for foreign applicants or require a certificate in the Czech language.
Admission without entrance exams
The Faculty of Economics of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague offers foreign applicants a unique opportunity - admission to a bachelor's or master's program without entrance exams and nostrification of a diploma / certificate when studying in English. Exams are taken after the first year of study, after which the student is admitted immediately to the second year. Also, only for the second year, students provide a document on the nostrification of a certificate (undergraduate students) or a diploma (graduate students).
Training in this program is conducted entirely in English, many classes are taught by native speakers - invited teachers from partner universities. Therefore, participating in this program is a great opportunity to improve your English.
For more information about admission without entrance exams to the Faculty of Economics of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague, you can read .
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