Studying at the School of Business of the University of Chemistry and Technology Prague (UCT Prague) gives you an opportunity to become part of - and graduate from - one of the most prestigious Czech Universities, proud of its global university rankings and origins extending to the Prague Polytechnic established in the early 18th century.

Each academic year at UCT is organized in two semesters with an extended summer break, which is utilized by most students to visit home, work or travel, as well as a year-end break. Classes in the Winter Term begin in early September, the Summer Term starts in mid-February.

The School of Business and its degree programs offer a unique blend of robust business science education with industry insight and social competences, assuring a high demand by prospective employers and broad career perspectives for graduates. Retaining a moderate size and lean organization, it provides a trusting and supporting community for various students' dispositions, interests and talents. Well-designed class schedules provide sufficient leeway for efficient learning, project work, as well as pursuing personal interests. Seminars are taught in small groups, facilitating communication, motivation, feedback and full achievement of learning objectives.

The main UCT Prague premises are located within the Dejvice University Campus in one of the most desirable districts of Prague, with excellent access to all campus amenities including the National Technical Library, as well as to downtown Prague and the international airport. The University offers all its students comfortable dormitory accomodation, and even brews its own beer.

The new School of Business premises, acquired by UCT in 2021, is situated in a separate but readily accessible location with pleasant surroundings and excellent infrustructure. Accordingly, business students can conveniently find all their classrooms, administration offices and professors in a single building.

As an internationally acknowledged research university, UCT Prague partners with over 100 universities worldwide. Typically, the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) which facilitates the recognition of degrees, as well as individual course modules, is part of the accreditation.