CEVRO Institute Factsheet for Erasmus and Study Abroad Students 2020 – 2021

Contact Details: CEVRO Institute Jungmannova 17 110 00 1

Head of the International Office Jiří Š. Cieslar / T: +420 774 427 403 / [email protected]

About CEVRO Institute CEVRO Institute is a private university offering undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs, many unique. It offers accredited Bachelor’s and Master’s programs focusing on Legal and Social Sciences within which students can study the disciplines of Law, Political Science, , Sociology, Security, Public Administration and Modern Management Methods. Great emphasis is laid on students: CEVRO Institute creates conditions for their personal development, teaches them to form and stand up for their own opinions. An individual approach is a given. CEVRO Institute is a place where students can feel at home and where quality, not quantity comes first. CEVRO Institute’s strategic aim is that its graduates rate highly in the labour market and are successful.

Nomination and Application Deadlines The deadline to apply for the fall term is: May 27th. The deadline to apply for the spring term is: December 1st.

Academic Calendar for 2020 - 2021 Term I: September 29 - December 19, 2020 (lecture period) - January 4, 2021 - February 11, 2021 (exam period) Term II: February 12 - May 7, 2021 (lecture period) - May 8 - June 30, 2021 (exam period) Term III: June 21 - September 25, 2021 (lecture + exam period)

Courses for International Students The courses taught in English—listed on this link—are designed for both international students (including Erasmus students) and CEVRO Institute students. The courses cover a wide range of topics and disciplines such as Political Science, International Relations, History or Applied Economics. After completion, students are awarded easily transferable European credits. International students are advised to sign up for about 3-5 courses in each semester.

Housing CEVRO Institute is a small college and doesn´t run its own accommodation facility. But living in Prague is fun and relatively inexpensive. There are many options where to stay. Students of the CEVRO Institute may use dorms in a pool of accommodation facilities in Prague owned by Prague universities and open for all university students. Students may also wish to arrange for their own housing in Prague through many commercial agencies.

Visa and Residence If you need a visa to get to the Czech Republic, here is the general information. After you receive a Letter of Acceptance from CEVRO Institute and a Confirmation of Accommodation (sent directly to the Czech Embassy in your country of origin) you can start your visa application procedure to obtain a student visa at the Czech Embassy or Czech Consulate in your country of origin.

Key Facts (2020):

Founding 2005 Academic Programs (Czech/English)

- Undergraduate 5/1 - Graduate 5/1 - Professional Postgraduate Programs 3/0 Number of Students 750 Student-Faculty Ratio 8 Student and Alumni Nationalities 30 Faculty Nationalities 10