Bachelor degree programs

Recognition of education obtained in countries with bilateral agreements

• Applicants graduated in Slovak, Hungarian, Polish, Slovenian and German secondary schools provide officially verified copies of documents proving the complete secondary education. If the document is not issued in Czech, Slovak or English, it is necessary to provide an official translation.

Verification of foreign high school education provided by the Faculty of Education

• Graduates of foreign secondary schools outside the above-mentioned countries can apply for a one-time verification of the condition of admission to study. This service is provided by the Faculty of Education (for more information, please contact prijimacky@ped.muni.cz).

Recognition of foreign high school education by the regional authority

• Graduates who already have a Decision on the recognition of foreign education issued by the Department of Education of one of the regional authorities in the Czech Republic (Detailed information: the South Moravian Regional Authority - contact person: Ing. Bc. Dagmar Kostrhůnová, kostrhunova.dagmar@kr-jihomoravsky.cz) submit an officially certified copy of this decision incl. nostrification clauses. In this case, the verification of education by the Faculty of Education is not required.

European Schools

• Graduates who have obtained a foreign education in a European school operating under the Convention defining the Statute of the European Schools will submit an officially certified copy of the European Baccalaureate certificate with an official translation into Czech or English (translations are not required for certificates issued in Slovak or English).

General info:
Secondary school diplomas gained abroad are subject to "nostrification". If you have certificates issued abroad and wish to enroll at our university (or any in the Czech Republic), you are required to obtain an official document confirming that your certificate is recognized in the Czech Republic. As the nostrification can take several months, it is recommended that applicants submit the paperwork required for the nostrification concurrently with their application. Applicants without this official recognition are not permitted to enroll at the University. Please contact the South Moravian Regional Authority (contact person: Ing. Bc. Dagmar Kostrhůnová, kostrhunova.dagmar@kr-jihomoravsky.cz).

Detailed Information on the Nostrification Process process is available at:
/do/ped/stud/stud/recognition_of_secondary_diplomas.doc

https://nostrifikace.mkc.cz/en/

Recognition of education obtained in countries with bilateral agreements

• Holders of a Bachelor's degree from universities located in Slovakia should follow the instructions set out here: https://www.muni.cz/en/admissions/recognition/slovakia 

• Holders of a Bachelor's degree from Hungaria, Poland, Slovenia and Germany provide officially verified copies of documents proving the complete Higher education. If the document is not issued in Czech, Slovak or English, it is necessary to provide an official translation. https://www.muni.cz/en/admissions/recognition/bilateral 

Verification of foreign high school education provided by the Faculty of Education

• Holders of a Bachelor's degree outside the above-mentioned countries can apply for a one-time verification of the condition of admission to study. This service is provided by the Faculty of Education (for more information, please contact prijimacky@ped.muni.cz).

Recognition of foreign high school education by the regional authority

• Holders of a Bachelor's degree who already have a Decision on the recognition of foreign education issued by the Czech Republic's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of one of the regional authorities in the Czech Republic (Detailed information) submit an officially certified copy of this decision incl. nostrification clauses. In this case, the verification of education by the Faculty of Education is not required.

General info:
All students with foreign degrees (except as set out below) must submit their Bachelor's degree for official recognition by the Czech Republic's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. As this process nostrification process can take several months, it is recommended that applicants submit the paperwork required for the nostrification concurrently with their application. Applicants without this official recognition are not permitted to enroll at the University. Detailed instructions can be found here.

Applicants must meet all the admission requirements stipulated by law and declared by the Dean before they can be considered for admission to study. After careful consideration the students will find a decision on admission or denial on admission to his or her studies in their e-application. An invitation to enroll in studies will be sent to successful applicants by post. 

Every applicant accepted for studies is obliged to come in person to enroll in their studies and to receive the notification of admission.  At enrolment, the applicant must submit a certificate of recognition of their prior education/diplomas. Further information will be provided to successful applicants in the letter with the invitation to enrol.

Students of Masaryk University are offered the services of Accommodation and Catering Services MU (Správa kolejí a menz MU). Information about accommodation is available on the institution´s website.

Students enrolled in a degree programme accredited in English wishing to transfer to a degree programme accredited in Czech (i.e. from the fee-paying to the no-fee programme) must successfully pass the entrance exam process for that degree programme.