Высшая школа химической технологии

The conditions for students to live in Prague are really good. The University has many facilities that each student can benefit with pleasure. Internationalization is very easy. Travelling to other cities and countries is easy also. Anyone can find a way to have fun on campus with their neighbors or in one of student’s associations. Besides, there are many interesting places in the city and around.

UCT Prague provides international students accommodation in dormitories located in the southern part of Prague, in the district of Chodov. There are two buildings, Sázava and Volha with double and triple rooms. Two neighbouring rooms share a bathroom, a toilet, and a small corridor with a fridge. They are equipped with basic furniture. International students living in the dormitories do not need to register with the Foreign Police to announce their arrival in the Czech Republic; this is taken care of by the Administration of UCT Prague Facilities. Prices for rooms vary from €3 to €10 for a bed per night.

Graduates from UCT Prague are looked for and highly appreciated by a wide range of employers worldwide. 95% of graduates find a job within the first year after graduation.

Amount about €8,000 per academic year covers tuition fees, insurance and the administrative costs of the programme. General living & accommodation expenses are approximately € 1.000 per month.

The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague, UCT Prague. is the largest educational institution in its field in Central Europe with a tradition spanning almost two centuries. With progressive fields of study and a prestigious international reputation UCT Prague provides every student with education in advanced technologies and excellent preparation for lucrative careers worldwide.

The history of the university is rooted in the chemistry education in Bohemia of past centuries. Rapid industrial development of the eighteenth century which is linked to many important technological and natural discoveries resulted in the foundation of Prague Polytechnic in 1806, when the first courses in mathematics and chemistry were offered. Both general and practical chemistry were taught to those working with glass, metallurgy and dyes. Later brewing processes, sugar processes, analytics of minerals and technical gases and other subject fields were added.

Today with keeping its polytechnic roots UCT emphasises hands-on, practical training and students do lots of laboratory studies with their professors. The faculty-to-student ratio at UCT is very small. 

UCT Prague is listed 601st in the Times Higher Education ranking 2016. UCT is proud of its international outlook and is being a partner to more than 100 universities and institutions worldwide. It’s also the most active Czech university participating the Erasmus+ student exchange programme.

Over the years the university has been a home for lots of recognisable scientists including the inventor of soft contact lenses professor Otto Wichterle and the winner of the 1975 Nobel Prize for Chemistry Vladimír Prelog. 

UCT is renowned for pioneering research and has four faculties: Chemical Technology, Environmental Technology, Food and Biochemical Technology and Chemical Engineering.