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Applicants for full-time or blended learning programmes at Prague City University are eligible to apply for a scholarship covering up to 50% of tuition fees for all undergraduate programmes and Master's programmes. Scholarships can be awarded for either a single academic year or the duration of the whole programme.
There are also financial benefits available for professional students who have their studies sponsored by their employer. Please see the 'Financing' section below.
PCU is offering 3 fully funded scholarships for public school maturita graduates under 21 years of age to study at the Bachelor’s level on a British accredited programme with their tuition fees covered.
In addition, Czech applicants interested in any programme, who graduated from any school or university in the Czech Republic, can apply for a further 10 scholarships: 5 scholarships will cover 75% of tuition fees and the remaining 5 scholarships will cover 50% of tuition fees.
Visit here to find out more. Applications must be received before the deadline of 19 May 2023.
This scholarship is awarded for outstanding academic achievement and/or engagement in an academic context.
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All Bachelor's degree graduates of any programme at Prague City University will automatically receive an academic excellence scholarship if they decide to continue onto a Master’s degree within the first year of finishing a Bachelor’s degree. The scholarship amount depends on the final classification of the Bachelor's degree.
![]() Donnel Mandimika, BSc (Hons) Computing graduate, MSc International Management student |
The social engagement scholarship is awarded for voluntary or school activities, or more generally for positive community engagement in society. At Master's level we also take into consideration applicants' work experience and contributions in the workplace.
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For this award we are looking primarily for exceptional achievement in a professional and social context, as well as leadership and entrepreneurial skills. Evidence from the fields of business, IT or humanitarian engagement will be recognized.
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If you are employed by a company which agrees to contribute towards your blended programme studies, Prague City University will match a contribution from your employer, capped at 20% of the total tuition fee.
For example, if your company offers to pay 10% of fees, PCU will also pay 10%, reducing your own costs to only 80%. And if a company offers to pay 50% of the fees, PCU will still contribute 20%, meaning you pay only 30% of the total tuition fee.
Note: Applicants who apply for and are successfully awarded a scholarship are not eligible to benefit from this bursary, even if their company agrees to cover the cost of their tuition fees.
We also have a special fund to support students coming from Czech-language and Slovak-language secondary schools and universities. Please ask about this during the admissions process.
Prague City University gives out scholarships annually to applicants who have refugee status in the Czech Republic.
In 2022 we committed to 25 full scholarships for students from Ukraine who wish to start their studies. For 2023, we've announced a further 5 full scholarships for Ukrainians with a valid Czech Temporary Protection visa. Applicants must apply by 30 April. See here for more details.
All scholarship applications should be made at the time of applying to a programme. A scholarship application letter is required, accompanied by supporting evidence.
When assessing applications, the Scholarship Committee looks at the leadership qualities of the applicant as well as their potential to succeed in their chosen programme at Prague City University.
All scholarship winners will become Student Ambassadors, an opportunity to develop different skills while engaging in a range of activities and events for the university community.
At PCU there are no application fees and payment plans can be arranged with our Finance Department. Many students have their studies sponsored by family, state funding, or receive support from their company.
In some countries government funding is available to support students studying abroad. Students from Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium and others, have all successfully gained funding from their home countries to be able to support their studies at PCU.
If you think you may be eligible for funding from your home country do not hesitate to ask for our advice and support regarding any documentation you might need. We offer administrative support for students applying for loans, bursaries and grants to help fund their studies.
If you work for a company which is part of our Industry Network, you qualify for an automatic 10% discount, regardless of whether you or your company are paying for tuition.
The Industry Network discount cannot be used in conjunction with a scholarship.
Prague College and Prague City Vysoká Škola - formerly Akcent College - are now sister-universities operating as a group
under the umbrella title of Prague City University.
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