Czechia offers 9 Computer Science & IT programmes across 2 universities: Masaryk University and the Czech Technical University in Prague (ČVUT). Masaryk University's Faculty of Informatics is one of Central Europe's strongest computer science departments, while ČVUT — the oldest technical university in Central Europe — has a long tradition of engineering and computing excellence. Both universities are strongly embedded in Czechia's growing tech sector, with connections to major companies and research institutions in Brno and Prague.
Tuition information was not available for these programmes; students should contact Masaryk University or ČVUT directly for current fee details. Czech public universities typically charge no tuition for programmes taught in Czech; English-medium programmes carry fees for international students. Living costs in Brno and Prague remain significantly below Western European averages, adding to the destination's appeal for budget-conscious international students.
Tuition varies by programme — check directly with Masaryk University or Czech Technical University in Prague. Czech-taught programmes at public universities are generally free; English-taught programmes for international students carry fees.
The 2 universities listed are Masaryk University (Brno) and Czech Technical University in Prague, both internationally recognised for computing and technology education.
Yes. Both universities offer English-medium CS programmes specifically aimed at international students. Non-EU students must obtain a long-stay visa for study purposes.
Undergraduate applicants need a secondary school leaving certificate with strong mathematics; master's applicants need a relevant bachelor's degree in CS or engineering. English proficiency (B2/C1 level) is required for English-taught programmes.
Apply through each university's online admissions portal. Masaryk University and ČVUT both have English application systems; international credential evaluation is typically required.