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The CZECH GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP 2026 offers a fully funded opportunity for students from selected developing countries to pursue master’s or PhD degrees at public universities in the Czech Republic. Funded by the Czech Ministry of Education, this scholarship aims to support international development cooperation by empowering talented individuals with quality education in fields such as economics, finance, engineering, and environmental sciences. The scholarship covers tuition fees, living expenses, and health insurance, allowing students to focus entirely on their academic and professional growth.

One of the leading universities participating in this scholarship is Charles University in Prague, the oldest and most prestigious university in the Czech Republic. Founded in 1348, it ranks among the top universities in Central Europe and is known for its strong academic programs and research excellence. Charles University offers several English-taught master’s programs, including the master’s in economics and finance (MEF) and master’s in finance and data Analytics (MFDA), which are available to scholarship recipients. The university provides a vibrant international environment and excellent learning resources, making it an ideal destination for higher education in Europe. 📚 Register now for our new programs at MK SCHOLARS.

SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS
• Full tuition fee coverage at public universities in the Czech Republic.
• Monthly living stipend:
> Around $700 USD for master’s students.
> Around $750 USD for PhD students.
• Free or subsidized student accommodation (or included in the stipend).
• Health insurance fully covered during the entire study period.
• Travel support may be provided for international transportation (varies).
• A one-year Czech language course (if enrolled in a Czech-taught program).
• Access to university libraries, facilities, and academic support.
• Opportunity to study in leading Czech universities like Charles University.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
• Must be a citizen of one of the eligible developing countries (e.g., Bosnia & Herzegovina, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Zambia, or democratic forces of Belarus).
• Must not be a citizen or permanent resident of any European Union country, including the Czech Republic.
• Must hold a completed bachelor’s degree when applying for a master’s program.
• Must hold a master’s degree when applying for a PhD program.
• Must have good English language skills (or be willing to take a one-year Czech language course if studying in Czech).
• Must pass the required entrance exams or interviews.
• Must be in good health (a medical certificate may be required).

AVAILABLE PROGRAMS
For master’s Programs (in English):

• Economics and Finance
• Finance and Data Analytics
• International Development
• Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
• Energy and Power Engineering
• Water and Landscape Management
• Information Technology and Computer Science
• Public Health
• Social Sciences and Humanities (limited programs)

For master’s Programs (in Czech – with 1-year language prep course):

• Engineering
• Environmental Studies
• Agriculture
• Forestry
• Natural Sciences
• Medicine
• Education
• Law
• Social Sciences

For PhD Programs (mainly in English or Czech):

• Economics and Management
• Technical and Natural Sciences
• Engineering
• Agriculture and Forestry
• Computer Science
• Environmental Sciences
• Health Sciences
• Education
• Law and Political Science

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
• Passport copy (valid and clearly scanned).
• Birth certificate (translated into English or Czech if not already).
• Curriculum Vitae (CV) – updated and signed.
• Motivation letter – explaining your study goals and future plans.
• Academic transcripts – official records from all previous university studies.
• Diplomas and certificates – Bachelor’s for Master’s applicants; Master’s for PhD applicants.
• Two recommendation letters – from academic or professional referees.
• Medical certificate – confirming good health (usually not older than 6 months).
• Proof of English proficiency – like IELTS, TOEFL, or a letter from your previous university confirming English was the language of instruction (for English programs).
• Research proposal (for PhD applicants only).
• Declaration of return: stating you will return to your home country after completing your studies.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES
• Visit the official portal using the link at the bottom of this page.
• Create an applicant account.
• Choose your degree level and study program.
• Fill out the online application form.
• Upload all required documents.
• Submit the application before the deadline.
• Take general knowledge and English tests (if required).
• If your application passes the initial screening, you are then invited for an interview at the Czech Embassy in your country (or the responsible embassy).
• Wait for final selection results
• Follow instructions for visa and travel arrangements if accepted.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• Travel expenses are usually not covered.
• Applicants must also apply through the Czech Embassy in their country. The embassy verifies your documents, conducts the interview, and forwards their recommendation to the Ministry.

📚 Register now for our new programs at MK SCHOLARS.

APPLICATION DEADLINE
Deadline: 30 September 2025.











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