Study in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is characterized by high quality of education, as it has universities among the top 100 universities in the world, whether in medical or engineering disciplines, such as Charles University Czech Technical University in Prague and
- Studying in Czech universities is not required to obtain a level in the Czech language before traveling, in addition to that the interview at the embassy is in Arabic.
- Students obtain a certificate recognized in Egypt and from all over the world.
- A student with a student visa can travel in all European Union (Schengen) countries.
- Czech law allows the student to work alongside studies (20 hours per week), which allows the student to save some living expenses as well as provide job opportunities for graduates with high salaries.
- The Czech Republic is considered the lowest unemployment rate in the European Union, as the Czech Republic is an industrialized country in which the automobile industry and some other industries are spread, and it is one of the most safe countries in the world.
- University study is completely free for all majors in the Czech language (without tuition fees) after a preparatory year study.
- Study in Czech universities in the English language with fees after studying a preparatory year in the English language.
- The student studies a pre-paid preparatory year after completing high school, at a cost of 4,900 euros for medical specialties and 4,700 euros for engineering or administrative majors, after which he can join the university directly and study for free at the university.
- Students study a preparatory year, either in the Czech language or in the English language, to qualify them for university studies, and it is divided into a preparatory year for medical specialties where the student studies (chemistry, physics, biology, English language, Czech language and other subjects eligible to study medicine in universities) or a preparatory year for engineering or economics and business administration according to specialization.
- The main objective of the preparatory year is for the student to train on university entrance exams in addition to the equivalency for the Egyptian high school diploma with the Czech high school, and to reach a high level in the Czech and English languages.
- The student studies 800 hours in the preparatory year with professors from the best doctors in the Czech universities. According to the Czech Ministry of Education, the student reaches the level of the Czech language required to study at the university after only 420 hours in the preparatory year.