Study Public Health in the Czech Republic
11 universities in the Czech Republic offer Public Health programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 41,000 CZK per year.
College of Applied Psychology
A private college in Brno devoted entirely to applied psychology: small cohorts, individual mentoring and strong links to professional practice.
College of Medical Health Studies
A private Prague college for health professions: nursing, midwifery, paramedic care and physiotherapy degrees.
Prague College of Psychosocial Studies
A private Prague college devoted to psychology, offering full bachelor's and master's tracks with a strong experiential and practical dimension.
Charles University
Founded in 1348, Charles University is the oldest and most prestigious university in Czechia, ranked among Europe's finest.
University of Ostrava
A public university in Moravian-Silesia, founded in 1991, spanning humanities, social and natural sciences, health care and fine arts in Ostrava.
University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice
A public university founded in 1991 in České Budějovice, known for its outstanding life-science hub and its scenic pond-land setting.
University of Defence in Brno
The Czech Republic's public military university in Brno, training officers of the armed forces in defence management, military technology and military health sciences.
University of Veterinary Sciences Brno
The Czech Republic's only veterinary university, founded in Brno in 1918, training veterinarians, pharmacists and food-safety specialists from around the world.
Palacký University Olomouc
The Czech Republic's second-oldest university (1573), Palacký University Olomouc is a comprehensive research hub in Moravia.
PALESTRA University
A private Prague university for sport and wellness: physiotherapy, fitness specialisation and sports nutrition degrees.
St. Elizabeth University of Health and Social Work (Slovakia), Prague campus
The Prague campus of Slovakia's St. Elizabeth University, offering nursing, public health and social work degrees in cooperation with the Neumann Institute.