Terms for the Academic Year 2026/2027

The legal requirement for admission to a bachelor’s degree program is achieving a complete secondary or complete secondary vocational education. Applicants must prove their education by submitting an officially certified copy of their high school diploma.

Applicants who have obtained foreign secondary education by completing their studies at a foreign secondary school, an international secondary school, a European school operating under the Convention on the Statute of European Schools, or a school in which the Ministry has authorized the fulfillment of compulsory school attendance in accordance with the Education Act, prove that they have met the condition of completing secondary education with a school-leaving examination either by a decision on the general recognition of foreign education, European baccalaureate, International baccalaureate, or a document of foreign education equivalent under international agreements (see Section 48 of the Higher Education Act), or by assessment of foreign education by the Prague University of Economics and Business.

Applicants will upload their confirmation of education to the information system for the electronic application (ideally by June 28, 2026, no later than September 9, 2026).

The Faculty of Management uses the results of the General Study Prerequisites test (OSP) within the framework of the National Comparative Examinations organized by Scio.

Candidates register for the test themselves on the Scio website. In order for the results to be submitted and subsequently recognized by the faculty, it is necessary for candidates to set their consent to the submission of results to the Faculty of Management, Prague University of Economics and Business in their profile on the Scio website. The test can be taken on multiple dates (from December 6, 2025 to April 25, 2026), the best result will be counted.

The decision criterion for admission is the achieved harmonized percentile rounded to two decimal places. Applicants can be admitted if they have achieved the minimum number of points in the test, which is set by the Dean immediately after receiving the results from the last date recognized by the Faculty of Management of the Prague University of Economics and Business (approximately May 12-15 2026). The number of points in the test within the OSP test is equal to the achieved harmonized percentile.

Applicants who studied at a high school in the Czech or Slovak Republic and who pass the final exam in Czech or Slovak language will be waived the entrance exam if they submit a proper and timely application for bachelor’s studies at the Faculty of Management, Prague University of Economics and Business, and at the same time:

• provide an average grade from the last 7 reports (half-year and annual) up to 1.90 inclusive for all the following three subjects together:
  • basic mathematics course (or a mathematics seminar, if basic mathematics was not taught in the last grades),
  • English
  • Czech or Slovak language.

The Dean of the Faculty of Management may further individually decide to waive the entrance exam for applicants who have participated with excellent results in the faculty-accepted national rounds of high school professional competitions or other activities, and at the same time, no more than two years have passed since they took place.

The applicant must attach documents proving that they have met the admission requirements without an entrance exam in a digitally signed version to the application form.

The decision criterion for admission is the number of points obtained. Admission will be decided by the order of applicants, for each form of study separately. According to the order thus compiled, the number of applicants will be accepted as allowed by the state’s financial policy towards the higher education sector and the capacity of the faculty and the Prague University of Economics and Business.

Applicants who submit their applications properly and on time and meet the admission requirements will be delivered electronically (in the application registration system) either a Decision on admission to study, if they have already submitted all the required documents, or a Notification of passing the entrance examination, if they have not yet submitted all the required documents. Based on these Decisions or Notifications, applicants must subsequently confirm their interest in starting and enrolling in the study by a specified date (by June 25, 2026) using the so-called Return Form.

The enrollment period (first 29–30 June 2026 and individual until 9 September 2026) will be part of the Decision on Admission to Studies, or rather. Notification of Passing the Entrance Exam, and will be directly stated in the Return Form. Enrollment will take place online in the application registration system based on the confirmed Return Form. The latest deadline for providing proof of education of accepted applicants and their individual enrollment in studies is 9 September 2026.

In the event that not all applicants who were accepted exercise their right to enroll in studies (Section 51 of Act No. 111/1998 Coll.), applicants who express an interest in additional admission by filing an appeal against the decision to not accept may be admitted to the places thus vacated. The criteria in this case will be the order according to the total number of points obtained, fulfillment of the admission conditions and filing an appeal against the decision not to accept.

If the faculty’s capacity is not reached after the end of enrollment, the dean of the faculty may decide to announce a second round of admissions. The exact conditions of the second round of admissions, including the following dates, will be published no later than July 12, 2026.

The deadline for submitting an application for study and paying the fee for the 1st round of the admission procedure is April 30, 2026.

Applications for study are submitted electronically at https://insis.vse.cz/prihlaska/, for each program and form of study separately. After submitting the application, the applicant will receive (to the electronic address indicated in the application) an account number and a variable symbol, which he will use to pay the fee for actions related to the admission procedure. The fee of CZK 990 can be paid by card using the link in the application registration system; fees for multiple applications cannot be combined into one payment. An applicant is considered properly registered only when the electronic application form is fully completed and the entire prescribed amount is duly credited to the school’s designated account.

Admission fees are non-refundable.

All documents in the admission process are delivered by the Prague University of Economics and Business through the electronic information system InSIS. The applicant for study makes all submissions to the Prague University of Economics and Business electronically through InSIS.