Czechia

Country: Czechia

Programmes taught in Czech at public universities are free whatever your nationality, while English-taught ones usually charge tuition – at Charles University €40–30,620 a year. Czechia has more than 50 higher education institutions and over 1,000 programmes in English, and non-EU students on accredited full-time programmes need no work permit. Learn when applications close and how far €500–800 a month goes.

Since programmes taught in Czech are free, scholarships mostly help with living costs or with spending part of your studies in Czechia:

Erasmus+ – an exchange or traineeship of 2 to 12 months at any level of study, through your home university,
CEEPUS – exchanges in Central and South-Eastern Europe lasting 1 to 10 months,
university scholarships – for academic results and, on fee-paying programmes, also fee reductions or waivers; each university sets its own rules,
Slavonic summer schools – 3–4-week Czech courses with funding available.

Czech Government scholarships are only for students from selected countries outside the EU. You will find the full list of programmes on studyin.gov.cz/scholarships.

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Sources: European Commission – Study in Europe (education.ec.europa.eu/study-in-europe), Eurostat, official national study and residence portals and authorities, Eurodesk, enic-naric.net, studentnews.eu. As of September 2026.

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