How to apply
in four steps.

Admission to bachelor's programmes taught in English.
First round for the September 2027 intake.

Key facts

Applications
15 September 2026 to 15 January 2027
Application fee
CZK 850 per programme
Results
19 February 2027

Online application is.czu.cz

Admission 2027/2028

I want to apply.

Admission for the academic year 2027/2028, starting in September 2027. You need completed secondary education and must pass the admission procedure of the faculty.

Applications are open

15 September 2026
to 15 January 2027

Apply online

Submit your online application and pay the CZK 850 fee for each programme by 15 January 2027.

  1. 1

    Apply online and pay the fee

    The first round for the September 2027 intake runs from 15 September 2026 to 15 January 2027. Submit the online application and pay the non-refundable fee of CZK 850 for each programme by 15 January 2027.

    How to submit your application ↗
  2. 2

    Take the GAP test

    Applicants are assessed through the General Academic Prerequisites test (GAP) run by Scio. Register with Scio at least 14 days before the test. Test dates: 22 October 2026, 5 November 2026 and 30 January 2027. Scio charges its own fee.

    Admission process for bachelor’s programmes ↗GAP test dates and registration ↗
  3. 3

    Results

    Results are announced on 19 February 2027 in the university information system. Applicants with a GAP score of at least the 40th percentile may be admitted, in order of their score, until the programme is full.

  4. 4

    After admission

    Have your foreign secondary education recognised, pay the tuition fee by 31 August 2027 and, if you need a visa, apply for a long-term residence permit early. It can take three months or more.

    After admission: recognition, tuition, housing, visa ↗

Dates according to the faculty page on admission to programmes taught in English. Admission procedure on af.czu.cz

Entrance examination

The GAP test.

Applicants for bachelor's programmes are assessed through the General Academic Prerequisites test (GAP) run by the external company Scio. The test is an obligatory part of the admission procedure.

Test dates

  • 22 October 2026
  • 5 November 2026
  • 30 January 2027

Register with Scio at least 14 days before the test and complete the mandatory equipment check no later than three days before it. Scio charges the test according to its price list. Your best GAP result from 2024 onwards counts.

GAP dates and registration ↗

Admission

40th percentile

Applicants with a GAP score of at least the 40th percentile may be admitted, in order of their score, until the programme is full. Results are announced on 19 February 2027 in the university information system.

  • Agriculture and Food: up to 75 students
  • Sustainable Use of Natural Resources: up to 60 students
Admission process for bachelor's ↗

Documents

Recognition of your education.

If your secondary school leaving certificate was issued abroad, you need to prove that it is equivalent before you can enrol. Start with the authentication of your documents early.

Two options

Nostrification or internal evaluation

Provide an officially certified copy of a document certifying the equivalence of your foreign education (nostrification), or ask CZU for an internal evaluation of your foreign education within the admission procedure.

Internal evaluation at CZU ↗

Authentication and translation

What to send

Notarised copies of your certificate and transcript in your language, authenticated according to the country where they were issued and firmly bound with an official translation into Czech or English by a sworn translator. Send them by post only after we approve them by e-mail.

Authentication of documents ↗

Tuition fees

What does it cost?

Bachelor's programmes in English are paid. The fee is set per academic year and is payable before the start of your studies, no later than 31 August 2027.

EU, EEA and EU candidate countries

CZK 12,500 a year

For citizens of EU countries, the European Economic Area (Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) and EU candidate countries without suspended accession negotiations (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, North Macedonia, Serbia, Ukraine).

Other countries

CZK 50,000 a year

For non-EU students in Agriculture and Food and in Sustainable Use of Natural Resources. You can pay through Convera GlobalPay for Students in your local currency.

Tuition fees and payment ↗

Application fee

CZK 850

For each programme you apply to, paid in the university information system by 15 January 2027. The fee is non-refundable.

Submit your application ↗

Scholarships

Merit and government scholarships

The faculty offers merit scholarships for excellent study results. Fully funded scholarships are available from the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports.

Faculty merit scholarship ↗

Housing and visa

Before you arrive.

Everyone applying for a visa or a long-term residence permit needs proof of accommodation. Plan both early.

Accommodation

CZU halls of residence

Apply for a room in the CZU halls of residence online through iskam.czu.cz. External dormitories, such as Hloubětín or WEST in Řepy, are also available.

Accommodation at CZU ↗

Outside the EU

Long-term residence permit

If you are not a citizen of the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland, apply in time for a long-term residence permit at the Czech embassy in your country. It can easily take three months or more. Applicants who meet certain criteria can be nominated for the Student Facilitation Programme, a fast track to an embassy appointment.

Czech embassies abroad ↗Required documents ↗

Questions

Frequently asked.

I am an international student. Can I apply?

Yes, you can. You need to prove that you have finished the required level of education, either with an officially certified document on the equivalence of your foreign education (nostrification), or by asking for an internal evaluation of your foreign education as part of the admission procedure at CZU.

Recognition of foreign education ↗
Can I apply to more than one programme?

Yes, you can. You submit a separate application and pay the application fee for each programme.

Are there any grade requirements?

No, there are no grade requirements. You need an authenticated certificate and an authenticated transcript of records from your previous study, and you need to pass the entrance examination.

When and how do I pay the application fee?

Instructions for payment are displayed once you have created the online application, filled in your personal details and address and submitted it. The fee is non-refundable at any stage of the admission procedure.

Do my documents need to be authenticated and translated?

Yes. Your diploma and transcript need to be authenticated according to the country where they were issued. We require notarised copies in your language, firmly bound with an official translation into Czech or English by a sworn translator, delivered by post. Post your documents only after we approve them by e-mail.

Authentication of documents ↗
When should I start the internal evaluation of my education?

You can start with the authentication of your documents straight away, but you can apply for the internal evaluation only after passing the entrance examination. There is no fixed deadline. If you need a visa, submit your documents in May at the latest, because the visa process may take several months. The evaluation itself takes two to three weeks and is valid only for the given programme and academic year.

Are there any scholarships?

The faculty offers merit scholarships to students with excellent study results. Fully funded scholarships are also available from the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports.

Faculty merit scholarship ↗Government scholarships ↗
Where can I find the study plans and the academic year schedule?

Study plans of all English-taught programmes and the academic year schedule are in the Study Documents section of the faculty website.

Study documents ↗

There is a person on the other side

Ask us directly.

Applications, admission and enrolment

Mgr. Šárka Panušková Admissions coordinator

panuskova@af.czu.cz Your e-mail app will open.

Questions from applicants Admissions to programmes taught in English

iro@af.czu.cz
Students walking towards the main faculty building

Made up your mind?

See you in September.

Submit your online application and pay the CZK 850 fee for each programme by 15 January 2027.

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