Admission to humanities degree programmes

Humanities continue to be one of the most sought-after fields of study among Czech applicants and worldwide. Students studying in the humanities acquire valuable skills in analysis, critical thinking, communication and social adaptation, which are necessary in various fields of activity. In addition, humanities specialists are in demand in education, culture, media, international relations, diplomacy, as well as in the corporate sector for work in human resources, marketing and PR.

Students are required to have a proven level of Czech A2 before starting the course. Medstudy offers courses from A0 to A2 online, the cost is 1000 euros.

Czech higher education institutions offer a variety of liberal arts courses of study. Some of them include:

1. Philosophy and Religious Studies: The study of basic philosophical and religious concepts, history of religions, ethics and metaphysics.
2. History and Archaeology: The study of historical periods, archaeological findings, methods of research and interpretation of historical data.
3. Literature and Linguistics: The analysis of literary texts, the study of literary movements, languages and their structure, and the study of cultural contexts.
4. Art and Culture: Study of various art forms (painting, sculpture, music, theatre and film), analysis of cultural processes and creative movements.
5. Psychology and Sociology: The study of human behaviour, social relationships, cultural differences, research methods and social theories.
6. Political Science and International Relations: The analysis of political systems, international conflict, global issues, diplomatic interactions and strategies.
7. Philology: The study of languages, their history, literary texts, language structures and cultural aspects of language communication.
8. Cultural Studies: Analysing cultural phenomena, trends and processes, studying cultural traditions and identities, popular culture and cultural policies.

There are 30 faculties of public universities in the Czech Republic offering studies in the humanities. Special attention should be paid to universities such as Charles University in Prague, Masaryk University in Brno and Palacky University in Olomouc.

In addition to public universities, the Czech Republic also has 16 private universities where you can study humanities. Among them, the Metropolitan University in Prague stands out.

Universities that offer their applicants liberal arts majors:

1. Charles University in Prague
2. Masaryk University in Brno
3. Higher School of Economics
4. University of Hradec Králové
5. University of South Bohemia in Ceske Budejovice
6. University of West Bohemia in Pilsen
7. Palacký University in Olomouc
8. University of J. Е. Purkine University in Ústí nad Labem
9. University of Pardubice
10. Technical University of Liberec
11. T. Bati University in Zlín T. Bati University in Zlín
12. University of Silesia in Opava
13. University of Ostrava

The most in-demand humanities specialities today are psychology and teaching. The demand for psychologists and psychotherapists continues to grow as more and more people seek help for psychological problems. In the case of teachers, there is a shortage of them not only in Europe but also in many other countries. The prestige of the teaching profession is increasing and teachers have good working conditions and salaries. This trend is expected to continue in the future.

Our team has prepared a free detailed guide to applying to humanities programmes in the Czech Republic. To receive the guide, fill in the application form at the link.

Requirements for foreign applicants to humanities specialities

Entrance requirements for international students applying for humanities programmes at Czech universities usually include the following aspects:

1. Language proficiency: International students must demonstrate proficiency in the language of instruction.
2. Educational Documents: International students must provide a high school diploma (or equivalent) or a diploma of completion of a previous level of education and undergo nostrification.
3. Examinations or Tests: Depending on the programme and university, entrance examinations or tests may be required to test knowledge in specific subjects or areas related to the chosen specialisation.
4. Letter of Motivation: A letter of motivation is usually required in which students explain their choice of major, their career plans and their motivation for studying at the chosen university.
5. Letters of Recommendation: In some cases, letters of recommendation from teachers or professors are required, attesting to the student's academic background and potential.

To guarantee admission to the university of their choice, applicants from all over the world and their parents entrust their admission to Medstudy.

What is included in Medstudy's annual foundation programme:

• Intensive study of the Czech language with native speakers up to the level required for university studies;
• Assistance in selecting a university, submitting all necessary documents, monitoring deadlines;
• Analysis of academic progress and regular monitoring of attendance;
• Preparation for entrance exams and specialised subjects in accordance with university requirements. We also conduct mock entrance exams so that you feel confident and relaxed at the real exam.
• Full visa support, assistance with the embassy interview, accommodation in Prague;
• Meeting you at the airport/train station, transfer to your accommodation, assistance in adapting to the new country;
• Assistance with medical insurance, accompanying the student to the hospital, if necessary;
• Cultural programme for the year, advice on all everyday and academic matters.
  

Fill out the application form and our manager will contact you for a free enrolment consultation.