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Brno University of Technology, founded in 1899, is the oldest university in Brno and one of Czechia's leading technical universities, with English-taught bachelor's programmes for international students.
Programme shown
B.Sc. programmes, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication
Degree level
Bachelor's
Language of instruction
English
Duration
3 years
Typical length for a European Bologna-system bachelor's degree (180 ECTS credits) — this is an approximate guide, not independently verified per programme. Some professional or engineering programmes run 3.5-4 years, so confirm your specific programme's length with the university.
Accreditation
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Enrollment & international mix
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Student residence permits issued in Czechia
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for Non-EU rate for English-taught bachelor's programmes, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Communication (EU/Ukrainian students pay €1,000/year instead).
Rate is for this faculty specifically — other BUT faculties (e.g. Mechanical Engineering) may charge differently; confirm for your chosen faculty before applying.
Estimated cost of living in Brno
€600/month
Estimated, not verified
Czechia's second city — cheaper than Prague, mainly on rent.
This is a rough planning ballpark, not a sourced, verified figure like the tuition above — there is no single official database for per-city student living costs. Your actual spending depends heavily on housing choice, lifestyle, and exchange-rate movement. Adjust it yourself in the full cost calculator →
Living in Czechia — permit basics
Legal work rights
No weekly cap — full labour market access
Proof of funds
Not yet researched
Non-EU students holding a valid residence permit or long-term visa have free access to the Czech labour market for the whole period their permit is valid. The official EU Immigration Portal page does not state a numeric weekly hour limit the way Croatia's or Latvia's do.
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