If you want to get a high-quality economic education at the largest profile university in Europe, the programme "Admission to the Higher School of Economics" will allow you to avoid the stress of preparation and get into the desired speciality. Here you can study finance, accounting, management and business administration, art management and international relations.

Foreign applicants, in order to be admitted to the entrance examination of the Higher School of Economics in Prague, must successfully pass the Czech language exam. HSE does not accept any certificates and always conducts its own exam for foreign applicants. Therefore, GoStudy teachers pay special attention to language preparation.

In maths classes, students study variants of previous years' tests and work with the materials of the HSE Maths Department. The English course is based on grammar rules and vocabulary at the Upper Intermediate level.

Reading and working with texts on economic topics helps to significantly expand the vocabulary, which will be useful not only for admission, but also for further studies.

Students are prepared for the maths entrance exam by experienced teachers from prestigious Prague grammar schools with extensive experience in the pre-university preparation of foreign applicants.

Czech language classes are taught by linguists and native speakers. Many of them have doctoral degrees and teach at universities in the Czech Republic.

Rooney, 19, Mumbai

"My whole family is involved in business in one way or another, so after school I decided to study economics so that I could also be involved in the family business. I am not very good at foreign languages, although I speak English quite well, so I chose my language school very carefully. GoStudy has good reviews and, as practice has shown, everything is like that. I got in without any problems. I always had good grades in maths, so I wasn't worried, but I was nervous about Czech - and for nothing. The fact that we were given economic terminology helped especially.

The programme includes a Czech language course up to CEFR level B2 with basic economic vocabulary (870 hours) and a specialised exam preparation course (150 hours). From the second semester onwards, intensive preparation for entrance examinations in mathematics, English and further university studies is carried out: classes in mathematics (50 hours), English (50 hours) and economic terminology (50 hours). The special programme is extended by work with Czech language textbooks for economists, economics textbooks and current economic periodicals. Students get acquainted with students and teachers of HSE and prepare presentations taking into account the choice of their future speciality.

The programme "Admission to the Higher School of Economics" allows you to effectively prepare for entrance examinations and get into any department and any speciality at this university or any other university of economic orientation.