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Applicants for doctoral study at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of West Bohemia (FEE) are admitted on the basis of an admission interview.
Conditions for admission
- completion of study on the Master study programme,
- filing a fully completed application, including the required annexes,
- payment of an administrative fee for the admission procedure,
- successful completion of the admission interview.
Application for study
- electronically at eprihlaska.zcu.cz,
- fill in required data,
- enclose the following annexes (in PDF format - rules):
- structured CV in the format Europass,
- university diploma; in the case of higher education undertaken abroad, the decision on the recognition of foreign education or confirmation on the level of foreign education achieved according to the Rector's Directive No. 34R/2017 Procedure for the Recognition of Foreign Education and Qualification (Article 8 + Annex No. 4),
- diploma supplement,
- we do not require a medical certificate of medical fitness,
- the applicant has the right to state in the application that he/she is a person with special educational needs,
Rules for attachments to doctoral study at FEE
If the submitted documents are not in Czech or English, they must be officially translated into one of these languages. Where attachment is provided by uploading a scanned document into the e-application information system, this also applies to these attachments. When submitting copies or scanned originals, the applicant shall, upon request, submit the originals or their certified copies to verify the authenticity of the documents.
- Scan the originals of the required documents to PDF and upload them when submitting the e-application in step 2, section Upload files required for you field of study.
- If you do not yet have attachments available at the time of application, you can upload them later.
- Choose appropriate file names to make attachments easy to identify.
- Attachments can be uploaded individually or combined into a single file.
- To upload attachments, use the Browse... button at the bottom of the page.
- Confirm the upload of the file by clicking Save file.
- Uploading attachments must be done by the deadlines.
- A maximum of 12 files can be uploaded.
Payment of the administrative fee
- The administrative fee for admission procedure is 600 CZK.
- The fee can be paid by bank transfer, cash at a bank or at the UWB cash desk, or by postal order.
- Information on the bank transfer:
- BIC SWIFT: KOMBCZPPXXX
- bank code: 0100
- IBAN - CZK: CZ8101000000004811530257
- IBAN - EUR: CZ0401000000004845500267
- IBAN - USD: CZ3201000000004845490257
- variable symbol: 2275000125
- specific symbol: generated number for the application.
Admission interview
- The interview is held with the candidate present in person, in front of a committee appointed by the Dean but can also be conducted by means of a videoconference.
- The admission interview takes place in the language of the study program for which the applicant is applying.
- During the interview, the committee will ask the candidate questions with regard to the field of study and the general topic for which the candidate applies.
- Each applicant is asked three questions by the committee. Each response will be assessed by the Committee using the following grades: "Passed" or "Failed".
- The candidate will have successfully passed the admission interview if he/she receives a "Passed" grade for minimally two answers.
Admission procedure dates
Deadline for submitting the application from 1 February 2025 to 31 May 2025
Deadline for submitting the required annexes to the application by 31 May 2025
Deadline for payment of the administrative fee by 15 June 2025
Deadline for completion of Master's degree for applicants
who finish their studies in the academic year 2024/25 by 15 June 2025
Date for admission interview 26 June 2025
Deadline for verification of the admission procedure requirements 7 July 2025
contact person

Ing. Jana Čečilová
Study coordinator for international students (EU211)
