The main headquarters are located at Jungmannova 28/17 in Prague 1, right in the heart of the city, housed in a historic building. The university also has a second building at Drtinova 467, Prague 5, and a study center in the historic town of Český Krumlov at Linecká 43. The campus is urban, suitable for students who are used to independence and the energy of a major European capital.

Admission to Bachelor's degree programs is conducted through a motivational letter, results of SCIO tests (General Academic Prerequisites or Social Sciences Basics), or an individual interview if you prefer a personal meeting. A prerequisite is the completion of secondary education with a school leaving examination. You must complete the online application form, choose your admission procedure, and the university will inform you of the decision via email or phone.

Admission to Master's programs is based on a motivation letter, with the option of an individual interview. To be eligible, applicants must have completed at least a Bachelor's degree, preferably in a related discipline (such as history, sociology, or marketing). Non-native speakers must submit a transcript of an English language exam. The admission decision will be promptly communicated via email or phone, and accepted students will receive an official admission decision granting the right to enroll.

Yes, CEVRO University provides scholarship opportunities. Students accepted for study at a foreign university through exchange programs can receive a scholarship, the amount of which is determined by the specific country, ranging from 480 to 750 EUR per month depending on the exact duration of the study stay. Additionally, within the Objectivism program, scholarships are awarded on a semester basis, with continued support contingent on demonstrated engagement and achievement.

Yes, CEVRO University offers the option to pay tuition in installments (monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually) without any increase. This flexible payment system is designed to make the prestigious private education more accessible and manageable for students.

CEVRO University offers student accommodation in dormitories, primarily intended for full-time students regardless of distance from their permanent residence. The university arranges housing in the dormitories of the University of Economics (specifically the Blanice dormitory) on Chemická Street, located just 5 minutes from the Chodov metro station with convenient connections to the city center. In case of full capacity, CEVRO also cooperates with the dormitories of Charles University.

The cost is approximately 170 CZK per night for a bed in a double room, or approximately 330 CZK per night for a single room. Rooms feature two double bedrooms, a private bathroom and toilet, and a kitchenette with a stove and refrigerator. To apply, simply mark the option "I am interested in accommodation in the dormitories" when submitting your online application, and the university will take care of everything else based on current availability.

Yes, there are options to stay in the country after completing your studies. International students who have graduated can explore various pathways to remain in the Czech Republic, including applying for a long-term residence permit for employment purposes or seeking job opportunities that qualify for an employee card. The university’s career support and strong corporate partnerships can help facilitate this transition.

CEVRO University arranges prestigious internships for students in companies and institutions such as ministries, the parliament, the senate, the police, the military, and the presidential office. The diploma from CEVRO University carries great weight on the labor market, and its graduates can be found in numerous reputable companies and institutions. Additionally, through the Erasmus+ programme, both students and recent graduates can participate in practical internships abroad lasting from 2 to 12 months, which can serve as a pathway to international career opportunities.