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Cost to graduate

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For: VŠB–TU Ostrava · B.Sc. Computer Science, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science · international (non-EU) student

Your situation

Programme length (3-year Bachelor's is typical)

2 years

3 years

4 years

City

Ostrava

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Tuition shown is the non-EU / international rate. If you hold an EU/EEA passport (or the host country's), you may pay much less — check the official fee page.

Your monthly living-cost estimate for Ostrava (€)

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Tuition (3 years × €4,000)

CZK 50,000/semester (CZK 100,000/year) for the English-taught Computer Science bachelor's, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2026/27 academic year — converted here at roughly 25 CZK/EUR, the same rate used elsewhere in this database. The same per-semester rate also appears on the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology's English-taught bachelor's fee schedule, suggesting this is close to a university-wide standard non-EU bachelor's fee rather than programme-specific pricing — worth reconfirming if applying to a different VŠB faculty. · Verified 2026-10-05 · Source ↗

€12,000

≈ $13,391

Living costs, Ostrava (3 years)

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Residence permit & visa fees

Not yet in the data pipeline for this country — not counted in the total.

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Legal part-time work offset

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Estimated cost (partial)

€12,000

≈ $13,391

€1 ≈ 1.12 USD · rate updated 2026-11-07 · ExchangeRate-API — rates move, so treat this as a guide.

Every verified row above is a specific, sourced figure — nothing here is interpolated. Residence permit fees and the work-offset aren't in the data pipeline yet, so they're shown as missing, not guessed, and left out of the total.