Study Law in Czechia: programmes, fees and entry requirements

Czechia has 8 undergraduate programmes in Law at 5 universities in 4 cities. At public institutions EU students typically pay no tuition fee (€0–€3,500); non-EU students no tuition fee (€0–€3,500).

Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.

All Law programmes in Czechia

ProgrammeUniversityCityLanguageLengthEU fee / yearNon-EU fee / year
International and European Legal StudiesAnglo-americká vysoká školaPragueEnglish3 yr€10,283€11,832
Mezinárodní a evropská právní studiaAnglo-americká vysoká školaPragueCzech3 yr€10,283€11,832
Právo a právní vědaMasarykova univerzitaBrnoCzech5 yr€0€0
Law and JurisprudenceUniverzita KarlovaPragueEnglish5 yr€3,500€3,500
Právo a právní vědaUniverzita KarlovaPragueCzech5 yr€0€0
International Law, War and PeaceUniverzita Palackého v OlomouciOlomoucEnglish3 yr——
Právo a právní vědaUniverzita Palackého v OlomouciOlomoucCzech5 yr€0€0
Právo a právní vědaZápadočeská univerzita v PlzniPilsenCzech5 yr€0€0

How admission works in Czechia

Admission is decided by each faculty: an entrance exam (often the Scio National Comparative Exams or the faculty's own test), and for some programmes admission based on secondary-school results; there are no published cutoff scores. A foreign secondary-school diploma must be recognised in Czechia (nostrification), except for countries that have a recognition agreement with Czechia. Czech-taught programmes require Czech, usually at B2 level.

See also: Study in Czechia · Law in other countries

Sources

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