Fees
Fees
The BECES Programme ranks among the two-year English-language Master's degree programmes taught at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University which impose following tuition fees:
Fees for EU/EEA students: Annual tuition fees are set at 3 500 EUR for EU/EEA students.
Fees for non-EU/non-EEA students: Annual tuition fees are set at 7 000 EUR for non-EU/non-EEA students.
Funding
Students of our programmes can take advantage of several possibilities offered by the Faculty of Social Sciences of gaining a scholarship that can help them to finance their studies:
'FSV UK SCHOLARS' Programme
This scholarship is directly offered and administered by Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University with a contribution from the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. The scholarship is intended to support the living costs of students in a demonstrably difficult financial situation.
The FSV UK Scholars Programme is available for any degree programme student at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in both Bachelor and Master programmes that meets the conditions. The scholarship is administered as a one-time lump-sum payment on a year-by-year basis. Usually, the scholarship is provided to 8-10 awardees per year. The exact amount of scholarship can differ based on the number of supported students. Most often, it is about CZK 75 000 (approx. EUR 3 000). Students need to apply for this scholarship directly to the International Office. The deadline for applications is April 30th.
You can find detailed information and how to apply for the scholarship here.
Merit Scholarship
This scholarship is offered to students with excellent study results each year, and it is administered automatically by the Faculty.
The scholarship is paid out in November or December retrospectively for the previous academic year in the form of a one-time lump-sum payment. All students (Czech and English programmes together) who met the scholarship´s criteria are considered for the scholarship awarding. The students are divided into five subgroups according to Institutes. The predefined percentage of students with the best study results within each of these sub-groups is awarded the scholarship. The entire sum of scholarship money for excellent study results will be distributed evenly among all the selected students within the sub-groups. The amount of scholarship can be determined linearly according to study results. The Dean will stipulate the minimum and maximum amount of scholarship and the percentage of students eligible for the scholarship upon the statement obtained from the academic senate.
You can find more detailed rules here.
You can read the basic information in this document.
OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS (NOT ADMINISTERED BY THE FACULTY)
We encourage all students to search and apply for any external scholarship or funding of their choice. The International Office can provide such students with supporting documents if needed once the student is accepted for the studies.
We have good experience with the Visegrad scholarship administered by International Visegrad Fund for students from the Visegrad group and partner countries.
Another organization is The Fullbright Commission, which offers scholarships to US students who want to study and conduct research at Czech universities. Advanced graduate and postgraduate students are preferred.
