As part of our assistance to refugees from Ukraine, we have created a special admissions run. This run is designed for both applicants applying for the first years and for those who have already completed part of their studies at their universities in Ukraine. Applications can be submitted electronically between 15 April 2022 and 31 May 2022. The application fee is waived. The application may be submitted by citizens of Ukraine who have been granted temporary protection in the Czech Republic under the provisions of Sections 2 and 3 of Act No. 65/2022 Coll.
Due to the current situation, a special run has been created for Ukrainian students in need. The condition for admission and enrolment in a Bachelor's degree programme or in a Master's degree programme that is not related to a Bachelor's degree programme is the achievement of secondary education with a final examination. Admission to study in a master's degree programme which is a continuation of a bachelor's degree programme is also conditional on the completion of studies in any type of degree programme. Admission to study in a doctoral degree programme is subject to proper completion of studies at the master's level.
Only applicants who have been granted temporary protection in the Czech Republic under the provisions of Sections 2 and 3 of Act No 65/2022 Coll.
This run is intended for students entering their first year of study as well as for those who have already completed part of their studies at universities in Ukraine.
You can submit your application between 15 April 2022 and 31 May 2022 electronically at www.is.muni.cz/prihlaska (for study in the Czech language) and www.is.muni.cz/prihlaska (for study in English). Each applicant can submit only one application.
The application fee is waived for applicants.
To be admitted to the Bachelor's and Master's programmes, you must complete the e-application form (in Czech/in English), which includes a 200-300 word motivation letter (written in Czech/English).
For admission to PhD programmes, you must fill in the e-application form (in Czech/in English), which also includes a 200 to 300 word motivation letter (written in Czech/English). Applicants should send the following documents to dsp-info@fss.muni.cz by 15 June: research plan, structured professional CV, copy of the Master's degree (or affidavit), list of published papers, separates if applicable, and consent of the future supervisor. The admission procedure also includes an oral debate, which will take place during June 2022.
Applicants will take a placement test in Czech language as part of the admission procedure in cooperation with the Centre for Language Education. Based on the result, the applicant will be offered an intensive Czech language course of the appropriate level. According to the final test, they will then be admitted to study in the Czech language.
Each applicant will be contacted individually by the Language Learning Centre at the email address provided in the e-application form and will receive instructions regarding these courses.
The application for the Bachelor's degree programmes must include a cover letter and an essay in English. The essay has a given length of 800 words (+-10%). The materials should be uploaded directly into the e-application form by 31 May.
The application for the Master's programmes must include a motivation letter and an essay in English. The essay has a given length of 1000 words (+-10%). The materials should be uploaded directly into the e-application form by 31 May.
For admission to the PhD programmes, the following documents must be uploaded to the e-application form by 15 June: a research proposal, a structured professional CV, a copy of the Master's degree (or an affidavit), a list of published papers, possibly separates, and the consent of the future supervisor. The admission procedure also includes an oral debate, which will take place during June 2022.
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