University of New York in Prague, Bachelor, Bachelor of English Language & Literature

Students need to submit the following by online application: 1. UNYP application form 2. Notarized copy of the High School Diploma and Transcripts (for international students nostrified copy - diploma from a foreign High School must be granted recognition in the Czech Republic). If not yet received, the diploma can be submitted before the program starts. 3. English language certificate - submit one of the following scores or alternatively sit the UNYP institutional English language test which is every week at UNYP, you must sign up in advance TOEFL +72 IELTS +6.0 We offer Foundation program for lower English level, please contact us for more details. All students must take English language entrance essay during UNYP´s orientation. If you score a grade of D or below, you will be required to take English Pre-Composition. 4. Motivation letter (max. 400 words) 5. Recommendation letter - preferably from a professor who can address the candidate’s ability and motivation for enrolling in this program. Form will be delivered to you after the application. 6. Copy of ID or Passport 7. Application Fee of 2,000 CZK (non-refundable) ≅ 80 EUR 8. Motivation interview - after submitting the required documents applicants are invited for an interview with the relevant Head of Department (in person or by video call) Please note: All documents must be submitted in English. Documents originally in another language must be accompanied by a certified translation in English.

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Literature is one of the primary creative acts of humankind, and the study of literature not only exercises our skills of interpretation and critical thinking, but also gives us access to the history and ideas that have shaped our world. Take this unique opportunity to study in Central Europe with the University of New York in Prague’s talented, international English language and literature instructors. The Czech Republic’s literary history spans languages, genres, and centuries, and includes such notables as Karel Čapek, Franz Kafka, Milan Kundera, and Bohumil Hrabal. Appropriately, the program includes a significant emphasis on comparative world literatures; literature in English from outside the major centers of literary production; and non-canonical literature. The program’s interdisciplinary focus fosters the development of broadly educated individuals who are able to apply their knowledge and skills creatively and flexibly in a broad range of situations and prepares them for a wide range of careers, or for further study at postgraduate level. This four-year degree is awarded by State University of New York, Empire State College.

If you have any questions about the program description, admissions requirements or tuition fee, please fill in the inquiry form on the right.