Exchange Programmes

Each semester, the Faculty of Economics and Administration welcomes about 80 exchange students from all over the world. The Erasmus programme is primarily administrated by the Centre for International Cooperation, which is in charge of the application process and handles documents required by the programme regulations such as Learning agreement, Transcript of records or Confirmation of study period, helps students with accommodation, and organizes Orientation Week for incoming students.

At faculty level, the Office for International Relations will assist you with any study-related matters during your mobility. If you need to confirm or change your Learning agreement during your stay, please contact Mrs. Michaela Sudická (michaela.sudicka@econ.muni.cz).

The Departmental coordinator at the Faculty of Economics and Administration is Mr. Petr Smutný.

Comprehensive information about Erasmus+ programme at Masaryk University is available here.

The Faculty of Economics and Administration is a bilateral partner of many universities all around the world. As far as the admission process is concerned, students need to follow the application process at their home university. For more information contact the international relation's office at your university.

If you have already gone successfully through the application process and have been nominated, please see the website of Centre for International Cooperation who is in charge of the programme administration.

At faculty level, the Office for International Relations will assist you with any study-related matters during your mobility. If you need to confirm or change your Learning Agreement during your stay here, please contact Mrs. Michaela Sudická (michaela.sudicka@econ.muni.cz).

CEEPUS (Central European Exchange Program for University Students) was designed to increase student mobility in the Central European region.

The Faculty of Economics and Administration is engaged in the following university networks:

• CIII-AT-0050–13–1718 – Education Without Frontiers
• CIII-PL-0817–05–1718 – International Experience for International Business Education
• CIII-PL-0056–13–1718 – Regional Development Network (REDENE)

According to the programme terms and conditions, each year there are certain months allocated between the individual partner universities and such number of students can be granted the scholarship.

In the academic year 2017/2018 students from the following universities can come and spend one semester at the Faculty of Economics and Administration.

• University of Applied Sciences Burgenland
• University of Economics in Katowice - Faculty of Management
• University of Žilina

If you are a student of these universities - please contact the CEEPUS coordinator at your home university and check what needs to be done to win the scholarship.

If you are not from the above-stated universities, you can apply for CEEPUS freemover scholarship and come as a freemover student.

Your application needs to be submitted via CEEPUS webpage - www.ceepus.info. Please register at the webpage and fill in the application. The Vice-dean for external affairs Mr. Petr Smutný will evaluate your documentation and decide about your admission.

Once you are accepted and have the scholarship confirmed, we will provide you with further instructions regarding the learning agreement, accommodation and other administrative steps necessary prior to your arrival.

Deadlines:

30.10. network applications (spring semester)
30.11. freemover applications (spring semester)
15.6.   network applications (winter semester)

Students who are not eligible for any scholarship programme or their home universities do not have a bilateral agreement with Masaryk University can apply as Freemovers.

Freemover (or guest) students who would like to study at the Faculty of Economics and Administration for a semester or two without obtaining the degree are exempted from the duty to pay the tuition fee, on the other hand they are not eligible for any kind of scholarship or financial support from our side.

Thus, the student does not need to pay for the courses (except commercial courses such as Czech language course or some sports/PE activities), but the living costs (such as transportation, accommodation or/and boarding) are to be covered from the student's own financial sources or scholarship from other parties if the student is able to arrange some.

Freemovers are administered at faculty level, which means that the Office for International Relations deals with the application process, helps with study-related matters and can arrange the accommodation for you.

If you would like to study at the Faculty of Economics and Administration as a guest student, please fill in the following Application form and upload there your motivation letter together with the CV, transcript of records and proof of English language competence.

The Vice-dean for external affairs Mr. Petr Smutný will evaluate your documentation and decide about your admission. If you are accepted by the faculty, we will issue an acceptance letter which you will need for the administration of the study mobility at your home university and eventually for getting your visa.

Deadlines for the application are:
30.11. applications for spring semester
31.5. applications for autumn semester

Applications for scholarships must be sent to the Czech Embassy in the applicant’s home country.

For more detailed information please see the websites of Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic