Already during the first semester you will familiarize with educational processes, systems and policies in local schools and organizations. In the second semester you can choose the experience of observing the conditions of education of pupils with special educational needs. In the third semester you can do a teaching assistant practice at school, or you can tutor children in socially disadvantaged families. Throughout your practice, you can share your experience and different perspectives with Czech students, who will help you navigate yourself through culturally complex situations and provide you with a language assistance, if needed.

The highlight of your practice and community engagement will come in the fourth semester when you go on a 12-week long, 15-credit international internship abroad in schools, NGOs, or civil service departments across Europe or overseas. You will receive predeparture preparation, ongoing support during your stay abroad, and guided debriefings when you return.

Education for Diversity and Inclusion leads to a range of employment opportunities in both local and international labor markets, in the educational sector, in schools, organizations, non-profit and profit organizations and where there is a demand for policies and practices of equal access to education and inclusion of learners of diverse backgrounds. In the private sector, the graduates are needed as coaches/facilitators in global businesses to promote an interculturally inclusive environment for multinational and multilingual workforces.

It is expected that graduates of the proposed programme will pursue their study in a follow-up Master’s degree programme in English focusing on Leadership skils in Education that that will be created at the Faculty of Education following the proposed study programme. Graduates with an interest in the special and inclusive education track will be also able to pursue Master’s study degree in Special Education in English at the faculty.

No, the study takes place in Brno at Masaryk University. Though, it's a great opportunity to experience a new culture and meet new friends.

Yes, there is an administrative fee associated with each application submitted. Without paying it, your application will not be valid.

It is possible to apply for a payment plan. Your request will be considered by the committee. If you need to pay in instalments, contact the Admission Office

At the moment it is possible to pay in Euros or Czech crowns via bank transfer. 

Recognition of foreign education is a must along with the entrance exam. It is an administrative part of the admission procedure. No one can be enrolled in the studies without recognition of their previous foreign education.

You are going to need:

1. High school diploma in English (or notarized copy of the diploma that is translated)
2. Apostille/Super-legalization of your high school diploma in case you need it (check here)
3. Confirmation of accreditation of your high school

Have everything ready as soon as possible.

1. A motivation letter (max. 500 words) in which you explain why you are interested in the study program you are applying for.
2. Curriculum Vitae
3. The online interview which will be 10-15 minutes long and will take place on Zoom or Skype (both audio and video are required).
4. English proficiency certificate (if required)

If you come from an EU member country you are exempt from student visa requirements.

If you com from countries outside of the EU you must apply for a long-term visa (recommended) or residence permit for the purpose of studies.

More info can be found here.