Metropolitan University Prague offers programs in the fields of international relations, law and international economic relations in Czech and English.

• Metropolitan University Prague is known as a reputable center for comprehensive fundamental and applied socioeconomic, political and strategic research.

• The university's main mission is to conduct comprehensive research of international processes, mechanics of market economy functioning and features of political systems of all countries in the world.

• The university collaborates with various universities for international relations, the Institute for European Politics - Europeem, the Industry Office, the European Patent Office in Munich and the World Psychology Organization in Geneva.

• It maintains close ties with universities and research centers abroad.

• The university founded the Central Asian Center in 2005. Currently, the university cooperates with over 130 universities in Europe (cooperation as part of the Erasmus program), America and Asia.

Bachelor's programs

• Anglophone studies (in Czech or English)

• International relations - European studies (in Czech or English)

• International trade (in Czech)

• International business (in English)

• Humanities

• Media studies

• Industrial property

• Public administration

Master's programs

• Anglophone studies (in Czech or English)

• Asian studies and international relations

• European studies and public administration

• International and regional relations in industrial property

• International relations and European studies

• Media studies

• Political science

• Regional studies and international business

Tuition fee

Bachelor's and Master's programs: full-time - 55,000 CZK per year (2,183 Euros), combined - 48,000 CZK per year (1,905 Euros) Admission requirements: Bachelor's program - Czech language and another foreign language (English, German, French or Spanish) proficiency test. Master's program - Czech proficiency test, English proficiency test, major subject test. Admission to combined Master's and Bachelor's programs is performed without any entrance exams. Foreigners must pass a Czech proficiency test. For programs in English, students must pass a language proficiency exam or submit an internationally recognized language certificate.