Entry Requirements

Since its inception, PCU has been a member of the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC) and has participated in, and hosted a number of collaborative events. Our lecturers have presented at seminars and conferences and have contributed to the BCC’s Sustainability committee along with a student representative. Master's students have also taken part in BCC's round table Innovation Forum that examined challenges in sales channels through the eyes of consultants, tech companies and customers.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce operates as a platform for members to directly meet corporate and government leaders and senior experts. The chamber welcomes PCU students who share an interest in topical business briefings and seminars.

The International Business Forum (IBF) is an independent, non-profit organisation that provides a forum for senior members of international companies. IBF has attracted some of the Czech Republic’s biggest foreign investors to its patronage, and includes many of the most respected business people. Attendees are typically senior management level representatives, ensuring that topics for seminars and speakers are chosen accordingly. Small round table discussions and lunches give our lecturers and students a unique opportunity to witness prominent business leaders discussing critical issues facing Czech business. The Hon. Prof. Stefano Cavagnetto, Dean of the School of Business is a regular speaker at IBF conferences, he gives regular economic briefings and is a guest speaker at their annual Real Estate Conference.

ICOPK (Italsko-česká obchodní a průmyslová komora) partner with local and international businesses with links to Italy. They offer regular seminars in technology, law, industrial and services sectors. Students who speak Italian or Czech are invited to join briefing luncheons and webinars to connect their theoretical knowledge with practical information. PCU has had the honour of hosting numerous business leaders as guest speakers at our public events and speaker series.

ICOPK (Italsko-česká obchodní a průmyslová komora) partner with local and international businesses with links to Italy. They offer regular seminars in technology, law, industrial and services sectors. Students who speak Italian or Czech are invited to join briefing luncheons and webinars to connect their theoretical knowledge with practical information. PCU has had the honour of hosting numerous business leaders as guest speakers at our public events and speaker series.

The Ukrainian-Czech Chamber of Commerce (Ukrcham) was established for the development of bilateral relations between Ukraine and the Czech Republic. Ukrcham as a business network promotes the activities of its members to partners in Ukraine and the Czech Republic. The Chamber is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organisation. Its activities are focused on the all-round support of business and other relations between the Czech Republic and Ukraine and on the promotion and protection of the common interests of its members.