Introduction

The Czech Technical University in Prague is located in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. It is the oldest technical university in Central Europe and the university with the highest level of engineering in the Czech Republic. It has a long history in cutting-edge technology and engineering.

Overview

Number of students and faculty: In 2019, the school had 17,229 students and 1,786 administrative staff.

Course settings: In the 2020-2021 academic year, the school offers 130 Czech-language degree programs and 84 English-language degree programs, covering a wide range of engineering fields and related disciplines.

History

Founding background: In 1705, Christian Josef Willenberg asked Emperor Leopold I for permission to teach the "Art of Engineering". In 1707, Joseph I ordered the Prague State to provide engineering education, and on November 9, 1717, Willenberg was awarded the first professorship of engineering in Central Europe. He began teaching on January 7, 1718, when the school was a part of the University of Prague and a secondary education institution.

Development history: In 1806, the School of Engineering Education was transformed into the Prague Polytechnic Institute, becoming an independent school from the University of Prague. In 1920, after the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the school was renamed the Czech Technical University.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: It has a group of excellent teachers who have profound academic attainments and rich teaching experience in engineering and other fields, providing students with high-quality education and teaching.

Scientific Research Achievements: The school has carried out extensive and in-depth research in the fields of engineering technology, natural sciences, etc., and has achieved a series of important scientific research results, making important contributions to the development of Czech and international engineering technology. For example, the research results in building structures, mechanical engineering, electronic information and other fields have a high influence in the industry, and have carried out cooperative research projects with many internationally renowned companies and research institutions.

Institutional nature

Public university.

Educational philosophy

Adhering to the school motto of "knowledge is power", we focus on cultivating students' professional knowledge and practical ability, emphasize the close integration of scientific research and engineering practice, encourage students' innovative thinking and teamwork spirit, and are committed to providing students with high-quality educational resources and a good learning environment, so that students can achieve outstanding achievements in the field of engineering technology and contribute to social development.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: It has a number of advanced scientific research laboratories, such as the relevant laboratories of the Inovacentrum project, etc., which provide good scientific research conditions for researchers and students, and support cutting-edge research in engineering technology, information technology, biomedical engineering and other fields.

Key disciplines: Civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, nuclear science and physical engineering, architecture, transportation science, biomedical engineering, information technology and other disciplines are strong and enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad. Some of them have performed well in the QS World University Subject Rankings.

Faculty

The school has 8 colleges, as follows ：

School of Civil Engineering: Provides education and research in civil engineering related majors.

School of Mechanical Engineering: Covers majors such as mechanical engineering, industrial production and economics.

School of Electronic Engineering: Focuses on teaching and research in the fields of electronic engineering, communications, multimedia and electronics.

School of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering: Conducts learning and research in majors such as nuclear physics and nuclear energy equipment.

School of Architecture: Has majors such as architecture and urban planning, monuments and historical building structure analysis.

School of Transportation Science: Involves majors such as transportation and logistics systems.

School of Biomedical Engineering: Conducts teaching and research in biomedicine and clinical technology.

School of Information Technology: Includes majors such as informatics, cybernetics and robotics.

Ranking

2014 QS World University Ranking: 411.

2015 USNEWS Global University Ranking: 399.

2015 QS EECA: 8th.

2018 QS World University Ranking of Engineering and Technology: 220th.

2022 QS Emerging Europe and Central Asia Ranking: 12th.

Expenses

Tuition fees vary by major and degree level. Generally speaking, the tuition fees for undergraduate and master's programs are around 2,000-5,000 euros per semester, and the tuition fees for doctoral programs are relatively low. The specific fees can be found on the school's official website. In addition, students also need to pay certain living expenses, including accommodation, food, transportation, etc. The living expenses in Prague are relatively moderate.

Campus

Campus distribution: The main campus is located in the Dejvice district of Prague. In addition, there are other campuses and dormitory areas in Prague.

Teaching facilities: The school has modern teaching facilities, including laboratories, libraries, computer centers, etc., which provide good conditions for students' study and research.

Culture and life: Campus cultural activities are rich and diverse, and there are various activities organized by organizations such as international student clubs, such as welcome week, travel, sports activities, etc., to help students better integrate into campus life and enhance exchanges and cooperation among international students.