The Czech Republic is not only the birthplace of excellent beer, but also a country where higher education fully complies with European standards. Free higher education in the Czech Republic (in state universities) is available for foreigners, subject to obtaining a language certificate.
The authoritative business publication Hospodářské noviny presented list of the most popular specialties in the Czech Republic... It will come in handy for those who intend to go to study and, having successfully completed their studies at the Czech GoStudy Center, are profitable to get a job.
5. Biochemistry
A graduate with a degree in biochemistry can go to work in an academic field or get a job with an international pharmaceutical and biotech company, for example, in Zentiva (a major manufacturer of generics).
This specialty can be obtained at 5 universities in the Czech Republic:
- Charles University.
- Higher School of Chemical Technology.
- Palacky University in Olomouc.
- Masaryk University in Brno.
- University of South Bohemia in Ceske Budejovice.
4. Biomedical engineering
Combines engineering principles with life sciences to design and build equipment, devices, computer systems and software used in healthcare. It is biomedical engineers who create artificial internal organs that could save thousands of lives in the future.
During the training, students cooperate with many clinics and medical specialists.
Training can be done in:
- Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU).
- Technical University in Liberec.
- Technical University in Ostrava.
- Technical University in Brno.
3. Industrial design
Until three years ago, industrial design was not one of the promising specialties in the Czech Republic. However, times are changing. According to Jan Czapek, a lecturer at the Higher School of Applied Arts in Prague, design has now become a major factor for companies exporting goods to other countries.
Industrial design is a professional service for the development of products and systems that optimize the function, value and appearance of a product for the mutual benefit of the consumer and manufacturer.
You can study at the following Czech universities:
- Czech Technical University.
- Higher School of Applied Arts in Prague.
- Brno Technical University (VUT).
- Technical University in Liberec.
- Tomas Bata University in Zlín.
- West Bohemian University.
2. Nanotechnology
One of the highest paid specialties. Graduated specialists are willingly taken to work in research institutes, in companies engaged in nuclear physics, medico-technical and chemical-technological developments.
Where to get training:
- VUT.
- Technical University in Liberec.
- Jan University Evangelists Purkine.
- Palacky University in Olomouc.
- Technical University in Ostrava.
- Higher School of Chemical Technology (VShKhT).
1. Cybernetics
Cybernetics is the science of connecting the surrounding reality with information technologies. She extracts from any context, what concerns information processing and management.
Now it is very difficult to find a highly professional specialist in the field of cybernetics and this generates a huge demand for them. Students of this specialty are invited for internships by such heavyweights in the field of information and computer technology as Google and Microsoft.
Where to get training:
- CTU.
- Tomas Bata University in Zlín.
- VUT.
- Technical University of Ostrava
- West Bohemian University in Plzen.