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We offers studies in a wide range of study programmes in technical education.

The admission procedure is set up to offer the possibility of study to applicants from various types of secondary schools, and the set of criteria for admission respect many aspects (eg. achieved average results from national comparative examinations).

We guarantee acceptance - we have an eminent interest especially in the highest quality candidates (successful solvers of selected prestigious competitions, etc.), to whom we guarantee acceptance.

The graduate of the bachelor's study will obtain the degree of Bc. and may continue to study in one of the master's programmes (degree Ing. or Mgr.) or apply in practice.

Why to us?

  • credit system of study 
  • the perspective of finding a job with a corresponding financial evaluation without problems
  • study programs and fields in the full-time form of study with the possibility of choosing the study of courses of all faculties of the UWB in Pilsen

What can you expect?

  • non-anonymous environment of a medium-sized faculty
  • well-equipped modern library and orderless canteen on the premises
  • dormitory one stop away by public transport
  • university campus in a quiet place with lots of greenery
  • parks and university sports grounds
  • tram stop called Technická directly in front of the faculty
  • university cafe in the faculty building
  • modern comfortably equipped lecture halls
  • study room
  • faculty parking
  • in the vicinity UniCity living, bakery, bistro and several department stores

The language of study

The study in bachelor's and master's degree programmes is offered only in the Czech language. Applicants from abroad (except for the Slovak Republic) are required to prove that they have met the minimum language level according to the SERR; details are given in the instructions for the selected type of study.

Foreigners interested in Czech study programmes at the Faculty of Applied Sciences can take advantage of the new preparatory courses organised by the Institute of Applied Language Studies of the University of West Bohemia. In addition to the Czech language training, courses also encompass lessons in mathematics, physics, and informatics. More information at https://www.ujp.zcu.cz/en/Public/preparatory_courses/index.html