Application Requirements​​

Application Requirements

To be considered for admission to the Business Management and Finance or Economics and Public Policy programmes, you must meet the following requirements:

1. High School Completion

You must hold a recognised secondary school qualification before enrolment.
If you are still studying, you may apply before receiving your final diploma, but your final qualification must be issued before enrolment.

Documents to Upload
  • A copy of your certificate (diploma, school-leaving certificate, graduation certificate) in the original language stamped and signed by your school or a notary.
  • If the document is not in English, Czech, or Slovak, upload an official English (or Czech) translation. The translation must also be stamped and signed by a certified translator, translation company, or your school.
  • If you have not received your final certificate yet, you may upload official confirmation from your school that you will receive it before enrolment.
Not sure whether your qualification is accepted?

📋 Check Accepted Secondary School Qualifications below for eligible qualifications and education pathways.

2. English Language Requirements

Not sure whether you need to submit proof of English proficiency? Find out whether:

  • you are exempt,
  • your qualification is accepted,
  • your score meets the minimum requirement, and
  • how to submit your results.

Check Your English Language Requirements

All applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through one of the accepted qualifications listed below. Submission requirements vary by qualification. Please check the instructions below.

Exemptions

You are exempt from submitting a separate English language qualification test if you completed your entire previous education in English in one of the following countries:
Australia, Canada, EU countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, UK, or USA.
⚠️ If your country is not on the list, an accepted English languge qualification is required, even if your studies were in English.

Accepted Tests & Minimum Scores:

Qualification Minimum requirement
TOEFL iBT 87 (for TOEFL taken before 21 Jan 2026) / 4.5 (for TOEFL taken on or after 21 Jan 2026)
IELTS Academic 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0
Cambridge English B2 First Grade A (180+), C1 Advanced 180+, C2 Proficiency
PTE Academic 58+
Duolingo English Test 115+, no subscore below 105
IB English A or B HL 6+
EB English L2 English L2 (Language 2) 7.0+ / Advanced English L2 6.0+
Scio Online English Test 50th percentile+
State Language Exam Czech/Slovak State Language Exam in English accepted
How to Submit Proof of English Proficiency
  • Share through the provider's platform
    • TOEFL iBT – Home Edition accepted; results no older than 2 years; institution code: D577.
    • IELTS Academic – IELTS Academic Online accepted; results no older than 2 years; share your scores through the IELTS database with Faculty of Economics and Administration, Masaryk University.
    • Cambridge English – share your scores through the Cambridge English website.
    • Duolingo English Test – results no older than 2 years, share your scores through the Duolingo website.
    • Scio Online English Test – results no older than 2 years; grant ECON MUNI access to your results.
      Need help registering? See our Scio Guide.
  • Upload in the e-application
    • PTE Academic – PTE Academic Online is accepted; results no older than 2 years.
    • International Baccalaureate (IB)
    • European Baccalaureate (EB)
    • State Language Exam
Deadline

All test results must be submitted by the application deadline.
Scio is the only exception.
Results may be submitted after the application deadline only if you take the Scio test on one of the final eligible test dates.

3. Academic Competence

Not sure how to meet the academic competence requirement? Find out:

  • which qualifications we accept,
  • whether your results meet the requirements,
  • what to do if you're still studying, 
  • and when a Scio test may be required.

Check Your Academic Competence Requirements


You can demonstrate academic competence through one of the following qualifications or test results:

  • International Baccalaureate (IB Diploma)
  • European Baccalaureate (EB)
  • GCE A-Levels
  • GED
  • Czech or Slovak Maturita
  • SAT
  • ACT
  • Advanced Placement (AP)
  • Scio tests
The minimum requirements for each qualification and test are listed below:
Qualification/Test  Minimum Requirement
IB Diploma 28+, Mathematics 4+ (SL or HL)
European Baccalaureate 70%+, Mathematics (5 periods/week)
GCE A-Levels 3 subjects, BBC, Mathematics included
GED 165+ in each section
Czech/Slovak Maturita Mathematics included
SAT 1050+
ACT 21+
AP Calculus AB (code #66), AP Calculus BC (code #68), or AP Statistics (code #90); score 3+
Scio GAP / VŠP / OSP / Mathematics 50th percentile+

 

⚠️ Do not meet the minimum requirement?


For IB, EB, GED, and GCE A-Levels:

Your qualification may still be accepted as proof of completed secondary education.

However, it does not meet the academic competence requirement.

To demonstrate academic competence, you must also submit a Scio test result (GAP, VŠP, OSP, or Mathematics).

⚠️ Still completing IB, EB, or GCE A-Levels?


Predicted grades do not meet the academic competence requirement.

❗ Your final qualification must be available by the application deadline if you wish to use it to meet the academic competence requirement.
❗ Unless you already hold another recognised qualification, you must also complete an additional academic competence test (e.g. Scio GAP).

How to Submit Results
  • SAT and AP – share through College Board, institution code: 82954
  • IB Diploma – upload documents in the e-application; make sure your IB results are available for verification by ECON MUNI
  • EB, GCE A-Levels, GED, ACT, Czech/Slovak Maturita – upload in the e-application
  • Scio – results no older than 2 years; grant ECON MUNI access to your results. Need help registering? See our Scio Guide.
 Deadline

All test results must be submitted by the application deadline.
Scio is the only exception.
Results may be submitted after the application deadline only if you take the Scio test on one of the final eligible test dates.

4. Personal Motivation Video

Record a short video (maximum 2 minutes) telling us why you want to study this programme at ECON MUNI. Most applicants come directly from high school. We are interested in your motivation and potential, not an impressive CV.

In your video, briefly share:

  • Why you’re interested in the programme
  • What motivates you
  • Any strengths, experiences, or projects that show your potential
  • How this programme fits your future plans

Important:

  • The video must be your own work: no AI-generated scripts, AI avatars, or synthetic voices.
  • Avoid repeating information from our website or generic praise of the university. We want to understand your motivation.
  • One submission only: please check your video before uploading.
  • If you don’t submit a video, we may invite you to a short online interview instead.
  • If you're applying directly from high school, that's completely fine, as most people are! Focus on your genuine interest and potential. Be honest, be yourself.

(Upload instructions will appear in your e-application.)

5. Online Interview (if invited)

Most applicants will not need an interview. However, if we require additional clarification about your application or motivation, you may be invited to a short online interview.

What to expect

If invited, you may be asked to:

  • Talk more about your motivation for the programme
  • Reflect on your submitted materials (e.g., your motivation video)
  • Demonstrate your communication and English language skills
Important
  • Interviews are by invitation only, based on your application.
  • If you are invited, attendance is mandatory. Not attending may result in your application being rejected.
  • Not being invited to an interview does not mean you were rejected; most applicants will receive a decision without an interview.
  • All invitations and updates will be sent by email, so please check your inbox regularly (including your spam/junk folder).

We appreciate your interest in ECON MUNI and, if invited, look forward to speaking with you.

 Additional Information

Accepted Secondary School Qualifications

This section provides additional information about selected secondary school qualifications and education pathways accepted for admission.

GCE A-levels

Applicants from the British education system must submit at least three GCE A-levels.

The following alternatives are also accepted:

  • BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (equivalent to 3 A-levels)
  • BTEC Level 3 National Diploma (equivalent to 2 A-levels), combined with one GCE A-level
GED (General Educational Development)

The GED is accepted as proof of secondary school completion.

Requirements:

  • All required GED subject tests must be passed.
  • An official GED transcript or certificate must be provided.
  • The qualification must be obtained before enrolment.
Plagiarism and Fraudulent Documentation

By submitting your application, you confirm that all information and documents provided are accurate, complete, and your own work.

Submitting inaccurate information, plagiarized materials, or fraudulent documents may result in:

  • rejection of your application,
  • withdrawal of an offer of admission,
  • termination of enrolment or studies.

When preparing your motivation video and any written materials, please ensure that all content is original and reflects your own work and ideas.

⚠️ Any confirmed case of plagiarism or document fraud may result in disqualification from the admissions process.

FAQs

I studied in English but not in one of the countries listed under Exemptions. Do I still need proof of English language proficiency?

Yes. Applicants are exempt only if they completed their entire previous education in English in one of the countries listed under Exemptions.

Do predicted grades count as academic competence?
No. Predicted grades can support your application, but they do not meet the academic competence requirement.

 

What if my qualification does not meet the minimum academic competence requirement?
Your qualification may still be accepted as proof of completed secondary education. However, you will also need to submit a Scio test result to demonstrate academic competence.

 

Can I appeal an admission decision?

Applicants to ECON MUNI may appeal admission decisions within 15 days of receiving them. Appeals must be addressed to the Dean of the faculty and must be submitted as an original, duly signed document; simple scans or unsigned emails are not accepted.

You can submit your appeal in one of the following accepted ways:

  • By post: Send it to ECON MUNI, Lipová 41a, 602 00 Brno, Czech Republic.
  • In person: Deliver it to the Mail Room (podatelna) at the main entrance of the ECON MUNI building.
  • Data mailbox: Send it from a data mailbox (datová schránka) registered in the applicant’s name.
  • Electronically: Submit it via email with a qualified electronic signature.
  • Via your e-application.

All documents delivered to ECON MUNI are registered and assigned a reference number before being forwarded to the relevant departments. Further details on the appeal process are available here.

Is a Medium of Instruction (MOI) letter sufficient proof of English proficiency?

No. We do not accept Medium of Instruction (MOI) letters as proof of English proficiency.

If you completed your previous education in English in one of the countries listed in our exemption policy, you do not need to submit a separate English language qualification.

If your country is not covered by the exemption policy, you must submit one of the accepted English language qualifications or test results listed in the English Language Requirements section.

Are financial aid or scholarships available, and what is the application process for them?

Yes. While ECON MUNI does not offer scholarships covering the full tuition fee, Masaryk University provides several scholarship opportunities, including accommodation grants and merit-based scholarships.

DEADLINES
Apr 30

September intake

Oct 31

February intake

SCIO TESTS

Scio English, GAP, and Mathematics tests* for the February 2027 intake:

Test date Register by
October 22, 2026 TBA

* Always verify the test dates and registration deadlines directly on the Scio website.

Scio test guide

APPLICATION REVIEW PROCESS

✅ We review applications throughout the admission cycle.

✅ Need your admission decision for visa purposes? Apply as early as possible.

✅ Applications that include Scio results can be reviewed once the official results have been received.

QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR APPLICATION?

admission@econ.muni.cz

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