Czech agricultural university Prague was founded in 1952. Now it is the third largest university in Prague, in 2016 the university within various curricula and specialties, 12,168 undergraduate students and 6,975 master’s students studied. The rector of the university for 2018 is Petr Sklenicka.

The university conducts active research activities. The works of university staff are published in world-renowned 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 gain knowledge not only in the research field, but also in the pedagogical field. For research purposes, ChZU receives grants from the state and private investors, and international projects also play an important role. To increase the motivation of researchers, the Czech Agricultural University in Prague annually awards the Rector's Award for the best publications by employees. The university also awards the Rector's Prize for the best dissertation once a year.

Organization of training

The Czech Agricultural University offers a large number of bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs. In addition to classic agricultural and forestry specialties, students are trained in a wide range of programs in the field of conservation environment And natural resources, economics and management, technology and computer science. Used in training modern methods, such as e-learning and video conferencing, much attention is paid to practice, including abroad. 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.

CZU is one of the few universities in the Czech Republic whose campus has its own park, which is used by both students and staff, as well as residents of the nearby Prague district of Suhdol. The university premises have everything necessary for students - dormitories, canteens, conditions for sports and recreation, as well as, of course, modern lecture halls, laboratories, seminar rooms, greenhouses, and libraries.

International connections

IN modern world In the context of globalization, mobility plays an increasingly important role. Mobility at the Czech Agricultural University is manifested primarily in exchange programs for both CZU students, who have the opportunity to study abroad for some time, and for foreign students who study at ChZU. Currently, more than 900 students from all over the world come to the university annually on semester or annual exchange programs or 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 operating in the field of life sciences, called Euroleague for Life Sciences. ChZU is also a member of the Association for European Life Sciences Universities (70 universities and faculties working in areas similar to ChZU). The Czech Agricultural University is also a member of the European University Association and the Danube Conference of Rectors.

ChZU uses the results of its scientific research activities in Haiti and others developing countries, thereby helping the development Agriculture in countries where there is a shortage 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 participant in 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 language The Czech Agricultural University in Prague also implements dozens of “double-degree” programs together with leading foreign partners in Europe. The university conducts summer intensive courses in exotic countries such as Peru or Vietnam, and CZU students can study in these countries.

Every fifth full-time student at ChZU goes 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 sought-after economic faculties in the Czech Republic (in total state universities There are approximately 20 economic faculties 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 economic faculties in the country.

The Faculty offers training in a wide range of bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs, such as Production and Economics, Entrepreneurship and Management, Public and municipal government 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, development of landscape science and agriculture (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Food and Health (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Reproduction of animal breeds (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Garden and landscape architecture (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Plant and animal products (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Biotechnology and breeding (master's degree)
Phytotechnics (Master's degree)
Animal Science (Master's Degree)
Agricultural specialization (master's degree)

Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking

Woodworking (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Economic and administrative services in forestry (bachelor's degree)
Conservation and Taxidermy (Bachelor's Degree)
Entrepreneurship in the woodworking and furniture industry (bachelor's degree)
Game Management (Bachelor's Degree)
Forestry (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)

Faculty of Environment

Applied ecology (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Landscape planning and modeling (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Landscape design (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Landscape Engineering and Administrative Services (Bachelor's and Master's Degrees)
Control water resources(bachelor's and master's degrees)
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 degrees)
Agricultural Engineering (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Agricultural specialization (bachelor's and master's degrees)

Faculty of Tropical Agriculture

Agriculture of the Tropics and Subtropics (Bachelor's Degree)

Faculty of Economics

National politics and culture (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Computer Science (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Entrepreneurship and administrative activities (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Economics and Management (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Systems Engineering (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Public management and regional development (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Project Management (Master's Degree)

Admission

To submit an application for admission, you need to fill out an electronic application before the end of March, and then pay for the application for admission.

Entrance exams for different faculties are very different. At the Faculty of Economics, upon admission to a bachelor's degree, an exam in mathematics and foreign language, upon admission to the master's program, an exam is taken 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 a bachelor's degree, an exam in chemistry and biology is taken, for some specialties only biology, and for the specialty of Garden and Landscape Architecture, a creative exam is also taken. The Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking provides admission 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 a bachelor's degree, an exam in the Czech language and biology is taken. At the Faculty of Environment, upon admission to a bachelor's degree, an exam is taken in mathematics, biology, chemistry or general knowledge, depending on the specialty. At the Faculty of Technology, upon admission to a bachelor's degree, an exam in mathematics and physics is taken.

Some faculties conduct their own internal Czech language exam for foreign applicants or require a Czech language certificate.

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 degree 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 directly to the second year. Also, only in the second year do students provide a document confirming the nostrification of a certificate (undergraduate students) or diploma (master’s students).

Training in this program is conducted entirely in English, many classes are taught by native speakers - invited teachers from partner universities. Therefore, participation in this program is a great opportunity to improve your English.

You can read more about admission without entrance exams to the Faculty of Economics of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague .

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/ Česká zemědělská univerzita v Praze (ČZU)

The Czech Agricultural 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 classic agrotechnical and forestry specialties, here you can get a promising specialty in the field of ecology, non-traditional and renewable energy sources, economics, computer science and management. In all of these areas, the university adheres to the principles of natural resource conservation.

www.czu.cz

The Czech Agricultural University in Prague conducts systematic research in the field of so-called life sciences - physiology and molecular biology, environmental protection, forestry, environmental technology, economics and management.
The university offers about 150 specialties within the framework of bachelor's, master's and postgraduate programs.
The university has high-quality laboratories and specialized workshops. Training includes excursions, classes in natural conditions, educational and field practice in the Czech Republic and abroad.
The university has high employment rates for graduates. 97% of graduates immediately after graduation start working or receive higher education.
Dozens of graduates of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague find their first job abroad.

Conditions of study in English: In a number of specialties at ČZU you can study in English. In this case, the applicant takes the exam in English. The cost of training is 15,000 CZK per year.

Faculty of Economics

Bachelor's specialties:

Systems Engineering

Entrance exams for all specialties consist of two written tests- in mathematics and English. Foreign applicants additionally take an exam in the Czech language for foreigners at the faculty.

When entering a specialty in English, the English language test is taken; the mathematics test 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 Agricultural Diplomacy (in Czech or English)
Production process and economics
Systems Engineering
Computer Science (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 upon admission to the specialty “Production Process and Economics” is Quantitative Methods; for the specialty “Business and Management” - Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship; "Computer science" - 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.

When entering a 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:

Crop production
Livestock
Horse breeding
Special animal breeding
Cynology
Rehabilitation and provision medical care animals
Fish farming and aquaristics
Gardening
Landscaping of garden areas
Lawn installation
Organic farming
Public administration in the field of agriculture
Animal breeding
Growing plants
Plant treatment
Rural development
Production and ornamental horticulture
Product quality
Rational use natural resources
Nutrition and food
Landscape Architecture (Biology Test and Creative Exam)
Sustainable Use of Natural Resources
Agriculture and Food

Entrance exams for undergraduate majors:
Entrance exams 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
Crop production
Plant nutrition and protection
Plant treatment (no exams)
Production gardening
Garden creativity (creative exam)
Landscape Architecture (Creative Exam)
Plant cultivation
Animal cultivation
Reproductive biotechnologies
Economics in agriculture
Agriculture (no exams)
Rural development
Manufacturing quality of agricultural products
Waste and its use
Sustainable development biosphere
Soil quality assessment and soil conservation (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)

Entrance exams for master's degree:
A written test is taken that tests the ability to study in this program (the range of questions can be viewed on the faculty’s website), subjects and grades in the bachelor’s diploma are also considered. Applicants to the specialties Garden Creativity and Landscape Architecture take a creative exam.

Faculty website: www.af.czu.cz/cs/

Faculty of Technology

Bachelor's and Master's degrees:

Engineering support
Agricultural machinery
Transport systems
Waste processing equipment 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 bachelor's degree program: All specialties except “Entrepreneurship in the Technology Market” require an exam in mathematics and physics. For the specialty "Entrepreneurship in the Technology Market" - a test in mathematics and a foreign language is taken (a foreigner takes the Czech language).

Entrance exams for the master's program: You must have an appropriate bachelor's degree. The entrance exam tests knowledge in specialized disciplines (for example, mathematics, mechanical engineering technology, 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 (test in biology and a foreign language - Czech)
Sustainable development in the tropics and subtropics (test in mathematics and a foreign language - Czech)

Master's specialties:

Animal and Food Science in Tropics and Subtropics (subject Animal Production and English taken)
International Development and Agricultural Economics (subject Economics and World Geography and English)
Sustainable Rural Development in the Tropics and Subtropics (subject Agricultural Engineering and Technologies and English taken)
Tropical Crop Management and Ecology (subject Plant Production taken
and English)
Tropical Forestry and Agroforestry (subject Ecology and Biology is taken
and English)
Wildlife Management in Tropics and Subtropics (subject Ecology and Zoology taken
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 management
Territorial planning

Master's specialties:

Engineering ecology
Nature conservation (in Czech or English)
Rural engineering
Regional environmental management
Ecological 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 exam in biology and mathematics)
Logging Industry (Math and Physics Test)
Economic and administrative services in forestry (mathematics test)
Production processes and game management (biology test)
Entrepreneurship in the wood and furniture industry (mathematics test)
Animal conservation and taxidermy
Game Management (biology test and interview in English)
Forestry (mathematics written test and interview in English)

Master's specialties:

Forestry Engineering (exam on forest management, forestry economics, forest ecology and forest typology)
Forestry engineering (a forestry exam is taken, knowledge of the properties of flexibility and strength, and the properties of wood structures are tested)
Forestry, Water and Landscape management (English language exam in the form of an interview)
Forest Engineering (English language exam in the form of an interview)
Tropical Forestry and Agroforestry (biology and interview in English)

Faculty website: www.fld.czu.cz/cs/

Briefly about the history.
This educational institution did not have its sovereignty until 1952, because since the beginning of the 20th century there was only one specialty under the Czech technical university, from this time the date of formation of the university can be counted. Prague became a separate educational institution after the Second World War and was first named the University of Agriculture. Having received good support for development from the state, this institution began to conduct active scientific and research activities, which increased the prestige of the university, making it much more popular than before. At the beginning of 1995, the official name was introduced, which has survived to this day.
Nowadays.
Now it is the main agricultural university in the Czech Republic. Thanks to its rapid development, it has become possible to get education here not only in the field of forestry and forestry. Ecology, computer science, management, economics - this is just a small list of new specialties that have become available here. One of the main directions of the educational institution is maintaining the protection of natural resources, which is the focus of all faculties.
It is the third largest in Prague and has more than 140 specialties and 18 thousand students. It also offers bachelor's, master's and postgraduate degrees. After graduation, everyone receives state-issued diplomas, which helps young specialists immediately start working, even abroad. According to statistics, about 96% of young professionals immediately start working or continue their studies within these walls.
The university became known for its research in molecular biology and physiology, as well as forestry and environmental science. Although the university is considered an agricultural one, the areas of management and economics are also actively developing here. The training plan also includes excursions, practical training in natural conditions, as well as in the latest laboratories and workshops. Students here have the opportunity to gain good experience by studying abroad for some time, which will allow them not only to travel, but also to gain useful knowledge. It is worth noting that applicants can study in English. To do this, applicants must pass an exam and pay for tuition at a separate rate.
There are also preparatory courses that give everyone the opportunity to improve their knowledge of the Czech and English languages. Mathematics is also taught here; an exam in this subject is one of the main ones for admission to the Department of Economics and Business. All those who complete these courses receive certificates from the university, which can be used for admission to any higher education institution. educational institution Czech Republic.
Faculties.
Over the long years of the university's existence, the number of faculties here has increased significantly. Now students can receive education in the departments of environment, technology, economics, as well as forestry and woodworking. In addition, the faculty of tropical agriculture and agrobiology, food and natural resources are no less in demand; these departments have become very popular among foreign students.

Description of the Czech Agricultural University from the old version of the site

Czech Agricultural University

In 2006, the Czech Agricultural University celebrated its centenary. Initially, in 1906, only the Faculty of Agriculture was created at the Czech Technical University. From the very beginning, active research activities were carried out here. The development of the agricultural faculty was slowed down during the First World War, after which education experienced a boom again.

Česká zemědělská univerzita v Praze.

Today, the Czech Agrarian University is the center for education in the field of agriculture and forestry in the Czech Republic. IN Lately the university has expanded opportunities for higher education in the field of ecology and the environment and began to pay much more attention to training specialists in agricultural economics, National economy and international organizations. The Czech Agricultural University is one of the leading state Czech universities and offers Czech and foreign students a high-quality education higher education in Prague. The university has approximately 18,000 students.

The Czech Agricultural University currently has five faculties:

Faculty of Economics

Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources

Faculty of Technology

Faculty of Environment

There are two Institutes at the Agrarian University:

Czech Agricultural University offers those interested training in 34 bachelor's, 49 master's and 19 doctoral (postgraduate) programs. In accordance with the Bologna Agreement, all educational programs and specialties of the university were transformed into three-stage ones: bachelor's, master's, and doctoral (postgraduate) degrees.

The current level of educational and research activities in Czech Agricultural University is balanced and meets European requirements. The university’s place in the European education market can be called stable. The university can pass on its positive experience and thus influence the international education process.

Below you can find out more about the faculties and institutes Czech Agricultural University

Faculty of Economics

The Faculty of Economics of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague is an educational and scientific institution, in accordance with the Higher Education Act, providing for higher university education and the development of creative, scientific, educational, social and cultural activities in the spirit of national, democratic and humanitarian traditions. The main strategic goal of the faculty is related to the consolidation of internationally comparable positions and competitive advantages in the republic and Europe. This strategic goal, based on the short-term use of a unique situation and its implementation based on the use of the high potential of teachers, staff, students and collaborating organizations, allows for higher education in the Czech Republic.

Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources

In 1952, the Faculty of Agriculture was created as one of the faculties of the newly created independent agricultural university. Since then, it has been fulfilling its functions as the main center of agricultural education and vocational training specialists not only for the agricultural industry, but also for research institutes and government agencies. Graduates of the faculty work as managers in the field of agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, protection and use of natural resources, including the use and disposal of waste. They work as consultants in government agencies, research institutes and in the field of education.

Faculty of Technology

The Technical (formerly Mechanical) Faculty was created in 1952. During the existence of the technical faculty of full-time training and a combined form of education, more than 6,000 graduates were graduated. Faculty members develop activities in the areas of teaching, research, experience, and mentoring. The Faculty of Engineering has more than 45 international agreements with European universities; the university has introduced the ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) credit system, which creates real conditions for student mobility. Part of the training can be completed at the best foreign universities; after creating individual study plans, students have the opportunity to participate in internships abroad.

Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking

In the new faculty building located on the premises of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague 6, where students have free access to the rich cultural attractions of the entire capital. The advantage of a beautiful resort complex (including sports facilities with modern equipment), on the outskirts of Prague, 20 minutes from the city center and a wide range of international relations, the Faculty has little competition between other colleges and universities. The Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Protection was attended by more than 1,400 students in all specialties in full-time and combined forms of study.

Faculty of Environment

The Faculty of Environment was created on July 1, 2007, with the approval of the accreditation commission of education (June 20, 2007) and the approval of the Academic Senate (June 26, 2007). The Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Protection was divided into two: the Faculty of Forestry and the Faculty of Environment. The faculty consists of 6 departments, which cover the fields of education and science of the faculty. At the faculty, in accordance with the Bologna Convention, a three-level education system is fully implemented. It combines environmental and landscape sections.

Institute of Tropics and Subtropics

The Institute of Tropics and Subtropics is the former Institute of Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture. At the Czech Agricultural University in Prague it has the status of a specialized unit at the faculty level for training Czech and foreign specialists in bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs. The Institute sees significant prospects in economic relations with developing countries. They can be used to help develop efficient use of resources, business development, promotion economic relations with developing countries.

Institute of Education and Consulting

The Institute of Education and Consulting was transformed from the Department of Pedagogy. The Department of Pedagogy has always been focused on the field of agricultural education. Origin teacher education agriculture, horticulture and forestry in Czech Republic originates in 1930, when the State Educational Seminary was created. This seminary was transformed in 1964 into the Department of Pedagogy of the Agricultural University in Prague, and it organizational structure remained unchanged until 2005. Institute of Education and is an integral part of the Czech Agricultural University.

University type: state
Language of instruction: Czech, English, some lectures in German
Total number of students: more than 20,000

Chances of admission (2011) - 80%, Unemployment- 4%

Czech Agricultural University in Prague (CZU), the former Czech Agrarian Institute in Prague, is the oldest university in the field of agriculture in the Czech Republic (since 1906). He offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral study programs in the field of agriculture and forestry, as well as related agricultural disciplines. has 5 faculties and 2 institutes, of which the largest is the Faculty of Economics and Management - more than 50% of the total number students. University has established close ties with many similar institutions abroad and thanks to its branched structure is one of the reputable educational and scientific institutions not only in the field of agriculture and environmental science, but also in the field of business and economics. Quality of ChZU education in Prague is confirmed by the fact that more than 95% of graduates find a job within 3 months.

student life

CZU is the third largest university in Prague and located on the same campus(the only one in the capital of the Czech Republic), the area of which is 50 hectares. The territory of the university is spread over picturesque area on the outskirts of Prague, which can be easily reached from the center by public transport. The campus includes modern educational buildings, seminar rooms and lecture halls, laboratories, greenhouses and training fields, central administrative premises, central library, auditoriums, a state-of-the-art congress hall, student dormitories and dining halls, student clubs and restaurants, sports facilities, including a heated indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, gymnasiums, football fields and running tracks. In addition, there is an ATM, a bank and three shops on campus.

The leader in the field of economic education in the Czech Republic has become graduate School economy, but The best chance of enrolling in the Faculty of Economics is at the Czech Agricultural University, where 50% of applicants are accepted.

Today the Czech Agricultural University is leading university in the field of agriculture and forestry in the Czech Republic, and is considered one of the best educational institutions.

CZU offers quality education in both Czech and English.

The Czech Agricultural University Prague was founded in 1952. Now the third largest university in Prague, in 2016 there were 12,168 undergraduate and 6,975 master's students studying at the university in various study programs and specializations. The rector of the university for 2018 is Petr Sklenicka.

Organization of training

The Czech Agricultural University offers a large number of bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs. In addition to classical agricultural and forestry specialties, students are trained in a wide range of programs in the field of environmental protection and natural resources, economics and management, engineering and computer science. Modern methods are used in training, such as e-learning and video conferencing, and much attention is paid to practice, including abroad. 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.

International connections

In the modern world, in the context of globalization, mobility plays an increasingly important role. Mobility at the Czech Agricultural University is manifested primarily in exchange programs for both CZU students, who have the opportunity to study abroad for some time, and for foreign students who study at CZU. Currently, more than 900 students from all over the world come to the university annually on semester or annual exchange programs or short-term intensive courses such as summer schools. Together with them, almost two thousand foreign students study at the Czech Agricultural University.

CZU uses the results of its research activities in Haiti and other developing countries, thereby helping to develop agriculture in countries where food resources are scarce.

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. The university conducts summer intensive courses in exotic countries such as Peru or Vietnam, and CZU students can study in these countries.

Faculty of Economics

The Faculty of Economics of the Czech Agrarian University is one of the largest and most popular economic faculties in the Czech Republic (there are approximately 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 economic faculties in the country.

The Faculty offers training in a wide range of bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs, for example, Production and Economics, Entrepreneurship and Management, State and Municipal Administration and Regional Development, Economics and Management, System Administration and Computer Science, 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, development of landscape science and agriculture (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Food and Health (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Reproduction of animal breeds (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Garden and landscape architecture (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Plant and animal products (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Biotechnology and breeding (master's degree)
Phytotechnics (Master's degree)
Animal Science (Master's Degree)
Agricultural specialization (master's degree)

Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking

Woodworking (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Economic and administrative services in forestry (bachelor's degree)
Conservation and Taxidermy (Bachelor's Degree)
Entrepreneurship in the woodworking and furniture industry (bachelor's degree)
Game Management (Bachelor's Degree)
Forestry (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)

Faculty of Environment

Applied ecology (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Landscape planning and modeling (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Landscape design (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Landscape Engineering and Administrative Services (Bachelor's and Master's Degrees)
Water resources management (bachelor's and master's degrees)
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 degrees)
Agricultural Engineering (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Agricultural specialization (bachelor's and master's degrees)

Faculty of Tropical Agriculture

Agriculture of the Tropics and Subtropics (Bachelor's Degree)

Faculty of Economics

National politics and culture (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Computer Science (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Entrepreneurship and administrative activities (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Economics and Management (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Systems Engineering (Bachelor's and Master's degrees)
Public management and regional development (bachelor's and master's degrees)
Project Management (Master's Degree)

Admission

To submit an application for admission, you need to fill out an electronic application before the end of March, and then pay for the application for admission.

Entrance exams for different faculties are very different. At the Faculty of Economics, upon admission to a bachelor's degree, an exam in mathematics and a foreign language is taken; upon admission to a master's program, an exam is taken in the subject of Economics and Management and an exam in a second subject, which depends on the chosen specialty. At the Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources, upon admission to a bachelor's degree, an exam in chemistry and biology is taken, for some specialties only biology, and for the specialty of Garden and Landscape Architecture, a creative exam is also taken. The Faculty of Forestry and Woodworking provides admission 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 a bachelor's degree, an exam in the Czech language and biology is taken. At the Faculty of Environment, upon admission to a bachelor's degree, an exam is taken in mathematics, biology, chemistry or general knowledge, depending on the specialty. At the Faculty of Technology, upon admission to a bachelor's degree, an exam in mathematics and physics is taken.

Some faculties conduct their own internal Czech language exam for foreign applicants or require a Czech language certificate.

Admission without entrance exams

You can read more about admission without entrance exams to the Faculty of Economics of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague .

For more detailed information about admission to the university, specialties and English or Czech language courses at the university, please contact our consultants or write to