Study in Czechia

Explore medicine, dentistry and veterinary study in Czechia’s historic university cities, from Prague to Brno and beyond.

Prague rooftops and modern city skyline
Official Name
Czech Republic
Population
10,538,27
Capital City
Prague
Currency
Czech Koruna (CZK)
National Day
October 28th

Studying in Czech Republic

Location and History

Czechia lies in central Europe and includes the historic regions of Bohemia, Moravia and Czech Silesia. Charles University’s medical tradition dates to the fourteenth century, while medical and veterinary teaching now spans Prague, Brno, Olomouc, Hradec Králové and Ostrava.

Setting and Student Life

Prague’s medical faculties place students in the capital’s hospital and university communities; Charles University’s Second Faculty is based at Motol University Hospital. Brno combines a large student community with landmarks such as Špilberk Castle, while Olomouc’s historic centre includes its astronomical clock and a home for the Moravian Philharmonic.

Universities and Courses

Charles University offers medicine at its First, Second and Third Faculties in Prague, and at Hradec Králové. Dentistry is also available at the First Faculty and Hradec Králové.

Masaryk University in Brno offers medicine, dentistry and physiotherapy; Palacký University in Olomouc offers medicine and dentistry; and the University of Ostrava offers medicine. For veterinary medicine, the University of Veterinary Sciences Brno provides a specialist animal-health teaching environment.

Applying and Events

Applications and entrance assessments are handled by individual faculties, including the different Charles University medical schools. Medical Doorway’s entrance-exam listings identify the faculty and programme for each assessment, with preparation information provided for registered candidates.