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Technická 5
166 28 Prague 6 – Dejvice
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UCT Prague - A challenge that pays off
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| 403 Department of Physical Chemistry | ||
| 409 Department of Chemical Engineering | ||
| 413 Department of Mathematics (replaced by 446) | ||
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| 445 Department of Computing and Control Engineering (replaced by 446) | ||
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| 827 Department of Physical Education and Sport | ||
| 832 Department of Chemical Education and Humanities | ||
| 834 Department of Languages | ||
| 837 Department of Economics and Management |
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| 966 Personnel Department | ||
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| 974 Department of International Relations | ||
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| 979 Department of Communication | ||
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| 990 Computer Centre | ||
| 991 Department of Strategic Planning | ||
| 992 Hollow Glass Workrooms | ||
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UCT Prague is a research university primarily focused on technical chemistry, chemical and biochemical technologies, material and chemical engineering, food science, and environmental science. Its cutting-edge facilities and equipment together, with an impressive scientific and research profile, make it an ideal training ground for the managerial, R&D, and public sector leaders of the future.
UCT Prague has four faculties. Its competitive edge lies in its unique “weaving together” of teaching activities with the highest-quality basic and applied research. Across UCT Prague, scientific teams are intensively involved in various national and international cooperative R&D efforts. The Project Centre provides methodological and administrative support to researchers submitting project applications and managing funded projects.
UCT Prague considers the commercialisation of applied research to be an important part of its mission. For that reason, UCT Prague’ss Research and Technology Transfer Office offers researchers support, contributing to extending valourisation of scientific outputs and pursuing the quest for new collaborative partners in applied settings. In 2015, UCT Prague opened Technopark Kralupy, a science and technology hub focused on chemistry for building construction applications, materials engineering, and related fields. The Technopark plays an essential role in UCT Prague’s technology transfer efforts and strategies.
The Research and Technology Transfer Office facilitates internal grants for researchers and students, offers opportunities to compete in prestigious research competitions, and promotes active engagement and participation in student conferences.
UCT Prague is an attractive institution for young scientists and early career researchers, and the Project Centre actively supports hosting and mentoring ECRs, e.g. as part of Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions. Here, ECRs can apply for a prestigious start-up grant, the Dagmar Procházková Fund, in order to create their own UCT Prague research groups. Postdoctoral fellows at UCT Prague receive extensive international mobility support for broadening their research horizons.
UCT Prague is actively involved in global scientific efforts and is continuously expanding and deepening its collaborations with partners around the world. The basic pillars of these activities include scientific research projects, inter-university cooperation memoranda, and Erasmus+ agreements. UCT Prague additionally creates and accredits joint study programmes with universities abroad.
Paving the way for the European Commission’s HR Excellence in Research Award, UCT Prague is committed to creating collegial working conditions, supporting continuous professional development, and transparent hiring procedures. The Personnel Department co-creates facilities for employees together with the Welcome Centre, which supports employees arriving from abroad, from assisting with the visa process to answering questions about everyday life in Prague. In its determination to be an attractive and welcoming institution for all employees and students, UCT Prague has created a Gender Equality Plan, an executive action initiative.
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Feel free to contact Department of Comunication with any inquiry. The department will provide contact on University scientific staff.
Main contact person
L Mgr. Michal Janovský
b Michal.Janovsky@vscht.cz
e + 420 220 444 159
e + 420 733 690 543
- Room: A205a
Deputy contact person
D Mgr. Jan Kříž
b Jan2.Kriz@vscht.cz
e +420 220 443 799
: +420 728 831 726
- Room A318
Whole team of Department of Comunication
Press releases
- 3. 2. 2024 DETECT! (Deep Tech Creativity) successfully completed the first phase of project activities
- 13. 2. 2024 Hydrogen Academy: a new milestone in clean energy education
- 17. 1. 2024 Jitka Čejková's successful book recently released by prestigious U.S. publisher
- 30. 11. 2023 Material genetics will be pursued by the AMULET project, which succeeded in the Excellent Research Call
- 19. 9. 2023 The Prague Dejvice concept to be completed after 100 years
- 5. 9. 2023 UCT Prague co-founds Prague.bio with goal of connecting research and business sectors
- 1. 9. 2023 Faculty of Environmental Technology celebrates its 70th birthday
- 27. 8. 2023 Prague hosted world’s leaders in catalysis
- 8. 6. 2023 UCT Prague to lead on a new project for boosting innovation and entrepreneurship through deep tech
You can find older press releases in archive.
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Alumni Club
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[obsah] => There are the English version of the Internal Regulations and Internal Documents (together as "documents") in force at UCT Prague on this webpage.
The list does not contain all documents. Some are available only in the Czech version. Although we have made our best effort to translate the documents, only the Czech version of the documents are legally binding.
All documents in original Czech version.
- Internal Regulations of the UCT Prague (Czech term "vnitřní předpisy")
- Internal Standards of the UCT Prague(Czech term "vnitřní normy")
- Directives (Czech term "směrnice")
- Decrees (Czech term "výnosy")
- Circulars (Czech term "oběžníky")
The English version of the Internal regulations (Czech term "vnitřní předpisy") of the UCT. The list does not contain all internal regulations. Some are available only in the Czech version.
Although we have made our best effort to translate the documents, only the Czech version of the documents are legally binding.
All Internal regulations in original Czech version.
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Although we have made our best effort to translate the documents, only the Czech version of the documents are legally binding.
All Internal Standards in original Czech version.
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Although we have made our best effort to translate the documents, only the Czech version of the documents are legally binding.
All Directives in original Czech version.
There is also archive of all Directives translated into English (including out of date) on UCT intranet.
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Although we have made our best effort to translate the documents, only the Czech version of the documents are legally binding.
All Decrees in original Czech version.
There is also archive of all Decrees translated into English (including out of date) on UCT intranet.
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Although we have made our best effort to translate the documents, only the Czech version of the documents are legally binding.
All Circulars in original Czech version.
There is also archive of all Circulars translated into English (including out of date) on UCT intranet.
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UCT Prague Code of Ethics
The Code of Ethics states UCT Prague’s ethical principles. For members of the UCT Prague academic community, two purposes of the code have been identified, and thus these are the two pillars underpinning Ethics Committee activities:
- Assessment and approval of those R&D activities where an independent ethical assessment by the Ethics Committee determines whether the planned research activities are necessary or appropriate (for example, research involving animals or humans).
- Assessment of the deeds and actions of members of the UCT Prague academic community in relation to the Code of Ethics.
In relation to Pillar 1 (above), particularly applicable is Code of Ethics Article IV, paragraph 2, section a):
UCT Prague employees and members of its academic community:
- Are obliged to submit, to the UCT Prague Ethics Committee (hereafter “Ethics Committee”), proposals for R&D activities (e.g. proposed projects) and relevant research outputs whenever required. If a proposal if approved by the Ethics Committee, any changes to it that may negatively affect the wellbeing of research subjects must also be submitted to the Ethics Committee for approval.
In relation to Pillar 2, particularly applicable is Code of Ethics Article VI, paragraphs 1 and 2:
- If a UCT Prague employee or member of the academic community comes across an action violating the Code of Ethics, he or she will—whenever possible—first bring the violation to the attention of the person involved.
- Otherwise, for any other concern, UCT Prague employees and members of the academic community have the right to submit a written letter expressing their concern to the Ethics Committee.
Ethics Committee
The members of Committee were named by the Rector according to Rules of Procedure of the Ethics Committee of the UCT Prague on January 17, 2019. (Changes followed due to the resignation of some members.)
Current members:
- prof. Ing. Kateřina Demnerová, CSc. (chair)
- doc. Dr. Ing. Michal Ďurovič
- doc. Ing. Luděk Jelínek, Ph.D.
- doc. Ing. Olga Maťátková, Ph.D.
- prof. RNDr. Marie Urbanová, CSc.
- MUDr. Daniela Humlová
- Ing. Kateřina Hradečná
Disciplinary panel
According to the Czech Higher Education Act and the internal UCT Prague Disciplinary Code, cases where students appear to have violated the Ethics Code will be handled by the disciplinary Panel of the Faculty in which the student is enrolled. If a student appears to have violated the Ethics Code and is not enrolled in a Faculty, but rather is directly enrolled with the university, such cases are handled by the UCT Prague Disciplinary Panel.
- Disciplinary Panel of FCT
- Disciplinary Panel of FET
- Disciplinary Panel of FFBT
- Disciplinary Panel of FCE
- Disciplinary Panel of UCT Prague
Positive social environment at UCT Prague
Has something happened that you would like to discuss?
UCT Prague is now offering a consultation and notification service for discussing incidents you perceive as running against UCT Prague ethical principles. Such incidents include, for example, misunderstandings between superiors and subordinates, co-workers, academic, and non-academic employees, employees and/or students at any level of study; interpersonal conflicts; ambiguities in faculty policies and/or procedures; humiliating behaviour; unfair treatment; bullying; sexualized behaviour (and so on) in educational, creative, and other university-related activities.
Documents
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The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague is a public institute of higher education of university type, established by law, providing independent and liberal education, and performing educational, scientific, research, development, innovative and other creative and related activities. These activities are performed in accordance with Act No. 111/1998 Coll., on Higher Education Institutions, on a regional, national and international level.
The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague performs all of the above mentioned activities in compliance with all democratic values, including protection of the privacy of every individual.
In compliance with the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council (EU) No. 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation) – hereinafter the “GDPR“ – the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague informs data subjects about the conditions of their personal data processing.
Personal data controller
The personal data controller is:
University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague
Registered seat: Technická 1905/5, 166 28 Prague 6
Business ID: 60461373
VAT ID: CZ60461373
Databox address: sp4j9ch
(hereinafter “UCT Prague“)
Personal data protection officer at UCT Prague
For the purpose of surveillance over due performance of all activities in the area of personal data protection, the appointed personal data protection officer at UCT Prague is:
Mgr. Šárka Datlová
Phone: +420 220 442 045,
E-mail: gdpr.poverenec@vscht.cz
The Personal data protection officer can be addressed with questions concerning personal data processing and protection.
Personal data processing principles applied by UCT Prague
Personal data is protected at UCT Prague to the maximum possible extent and in compliance with the applicable valid legislation. The rules and principles of personal data processing are laid down by an internal bylaw of UCT Prague entitled “Protection and Processing of Personal Data at UCT Prague”. When processing personal data, UCT Prague applies principles following from GDPR. These principles include (but are not limited to) the following:
- Lawful basis for processing principle requiring that all personal data is always processed in compliance with applicable legislation and on the basis of at least one legal title.
- Correctness and transparency principle requiring that data subjects' personal data is processed openly and transparently and that data subjects are provided with information about the way their personal data is processed, etc.
- Limitation by purpose principle only permitting personal data collection for a clearly specified purpose.
- Data minimisation principle requiring processing of only necessary relevant data in the scope appropriate for the purpose of its processing.
- Accuracy principle requiring adoption of all purposeful measures allowing for regular updates or corrections of personal data.
- Limited storage principle requiring that the personal data is only stored for the period required for the purpose of its processing.
- Integrity, confidentiality, incontestability and accessibility principle requiring securing and protection of personal data against unauthorised or illegal processing, loss or destruction. For these reasons numerous technical and organisational measures are implemented.
- Responsibility and accountability principle imposing the liability to be able to document compliance with all of the above mentioned conditions.
Personal data processing purposes at UCT Prague
To fulfil its mission, UCT Prague processes personal data for the following purposes:
- Provision of accredited courses,
- Provision of lifelong education,
- Implementation of Docent and Professor inauguration proceedings,
- Implementation of proceedings for recognition of foreign credentials,
- Entrance examination procedure,
- Provision of equal access to education,
- Implementation of research, development and innovations, art and other creative activities,
- Performance of complementary activities,
- Work with alumni,
- Information and promotional activities,
- Protection of personal and property security,
- Commercial activities,
- Healthcare activities,
- Administrative and operational activities at UCT Prague
Lawful basis for personal data processing at UCT Prague
Lawful basis for personal data processing at UCT Prague includes:
- Compliance with liabilities following from the law or other legal regulations,
- Contract performance,
- Legitimate interest of the controller,
- Protection of vital interests of data subjects,
- Public authority task implementation,
- Data subject consent.
Categories of processed personal data
UCT Prague processes personal data provided directly by the data subjects on the basis of the data subject's consent or on the basis of other legal reasons, and further personal data created in the context of the processing activity and activities needed for data security reasons. UCT Prague processes the following personal data categories, including but not necessarily limited to:
- Address and identification data (first and last name / name and surname, date and place of birth, etc.)
- Descriptive data (education, foreign language knowledge, professional qualifications, etc.)
- Study-related data (transcripts of subjects studied, records of study-related activities, evaluations, awards)
- Economic data (bank details, wages, bonuses, etc.)
- Job-related data (work and activity sheets, employer, work site, job description, position, evaluation, wages and awards, etc.)
- Operation and location data (typically data from electronic systems related to particular data subjects)
- Data on data subject's activities (publication activity, professional activities, attendance of conferences, etc.)
- Third party data (address and identification data of family members, etc.)
- Special categories of personal data (sensitive personal data on health condition, trade union membership, etc.)
Personal data recipients
For the purpose of compliance with legislation-imposed obligations, certain personal data may be disclosed to specified recipients (such as public authorities). This also applies to cases when the authority to forward personal data outside UCT Prague is defined by individual data subjects' consent.
Period of personal data processing
Personal data is only kept for the minimum period required by the particular data processing activity and, after its elapse, this personal data is erased or archived in compliance with the applicable archiving and shredding plan. Personal data processed by UCT Prague on the basis of the data subject consent is only kept for the period of existence of the purpose for which the consent with personal data processing was granted.
Personal data processing related rights of data subjects
Data subjects may apply the following data subject rights against UCT Prague:
- Right of access to personal data
- The right to require confirmation as to whether UCT Prague processes the subject's personal data or not and, if so, then for what purpose, what categories of personal data, for which recipient(s) or recipient categories, whether and to which third countries the personal data is sent, for what period the personal data will be kept, the right to lodge a complaint with the Personal Data Protection Office, information about the personal data sources, information whether automated data processing methods are applied and whether profiling is performed - Right to rectification
– The right for correction of inaccurate or incomplete personal data - Right to erasure (to be forgotten)
– This concerns the liability of the controller to erase the processed personal data; this right, however, does not always apply for there are cases when UCT Prague must process personal data to duly fulfil its liabilities (legal liability fulfilment) - Right to restriction of processing
– This right can be applied if the data subject does not want their personal data to be processed for other than the necessary legal purposes - Right to portability of personal data
– This concerns the possibility to require the transfer of personal data processing onto a controller specified by the data subject, unless prevented by a legislative obstacle - Right to raise an objection and automated individual decision-making
– This right can be applied in the case of assumed unauthorised personal data processing; an objection can be raised directly against automated decision-making and profiling.
Method of application of data subject rights
A data subject may apply their rights in compliance with the GDPR from 26 May 2018. These rights must be applied against the controller (UCT Prague) in writing or in person through the central registry:
University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague, Personal data protection officer.
More detailed rules for data subject rights application are defined in the document entitled “Procedure for Data Subject Application Settlement”.
The data subject will be informed about the settlement of their requirement within one month from the documented date of application delivery. This deadline may be extended by the data controller by up to two months if the applications to be settled are numerous and/or complex.
The application of data subject rights is free of charge. UCT Prague may charge a fee for settlement of a clearly unjustified or non-proportional application.
Right of data subjects to lodge a complaint with the Supervisory Authority
The data subject rights include the right to lodge a complaint concerning personal data processing with the supervisory authority, which is the Personal Data Protection Office.
Contact:
Office for Personal Data Protection
Address: Pplk. Sochora 27
170 00 Prague 7
Phone: +420 234 665 111
www.uoou.cz
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For proper and timely handling of initiatives, complaints, objections and applications (hereinafter referred to as the "application") concerning the exercise of data subjects' rights, in compliance with the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council (EU) No. 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (General Data Protection Regulation) – hereinafter the “GDPR“ the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague establishes a central point to deal with applications concerning the assertion of the rights of data subjects. The central point is the Data Protection Officer (hereinafter referred to as the "DPO").
The application may be submitted by:
- the data subject,
- the statutory representative of the data subject or guardian,
- the person authorised by the data subject.
You may apply for:
- access to personal data,
- correction of inaccurate or incomplete personal data,
- expungement of personal data (the right to be forgotten),
- limitation of processing of personal data,
- portability of personal data.
The application also means an objection to any unauthorized processing of personal data or an objection to automated decision-making and profiling.
The application shall be submitted in the following ways:
- by emailing to: gdpr.poverenec@vscht.cz
- to the data box of the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague: sp4j9ch
- in writing to the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague, Data Protection Officer, Technická 1905/5, 160 00 Prague 6, Dejvice, Czech Republic
The application shall include:
- identification of an applicant whose personal data the application concerns (if it is an application concerning personal data of a particular person) or, where applicable, the identification of an applicant and the person who is entitled to represent the applicant (if it is an application concerning personal data of a particular person),
- contact details of the applicant,
- the subject matter of the application (description of what the application concerns, what the applicant requests or what right(s) he/she claims),
- applicant’s signature (in the case of the written form).
In case of doubt as to the identity of the applicant or in the case of the handling of an application relating to a particular category of personal data, the applicant's identity (assigned by an identifier, password, identity card, etc.) may be required by nature and form. In the case of anonymous application or if the applicant does not prove their identity in a reliable manner, the request shall not be processed. In addition, the applicant may also be asked to complete the application, for example, in order to clarify the relationship between the data subject and the controller to which his/her application relates.
Deadline for processing the application
The application shall be processed without undue delay, but no later than thirty (30) days from the date of its delivery. If the nature of the application does not allow so for its complexity, time or technical difficulty, or because of the number of applications, the above deadline for processing the application may be extended by up to another sixty (60) days. The data subject shall be informed of the extension and the reasons thereof within thirty (30) days of the date of receipt of the application.
Reimbursement of costs
Applications are generally processed free of charge.
The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague is entitled to require the reimbursement of costs only in the case that the application is manifestly unfounded or unreasonable, in particular because it is repeated.
The application shall be settled on the basis of a due examination whereas the applicant shall be informed of the manner of its procession in the light of the content of the application or of the measures taken by the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague in connection with the processing of the application, or of any other way of its settlement.
The data subject's application may be refused if:
- it is a manifestly unfounded or unreasonable application, in particular because it is repeated,
- the applicant is a person other than the data subject to whom the application relates,
- the identity of the applicant, about whom there are doubts, fails to be verified,
- if the application is unjustified as it exceeds the scope of the data subject's rights under the Regulation or other relevant legislation,
- the data subject refuses to pay the required fee.
If the application cannot be complied with, the applicant shall be informed of the reasons, wherefore he/she shall receive a notification of the refusal of the application together with the reasoning and instruction of the applicant for his/her right to file a complaint with the Office for Personal Data Protection.
Records relating to the submission of applications and the manner of their processing are kept by the DPO.
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The Recognition of Foreign Education is an indispensable requirement for admission to the studies at UCT Prague.
Contact details:
Applicants for a study at UCT Prague please contact admissions@vscht.cz (Chemical Programmes) or business.admission@vscht.cz (School of Business) for guidance if needed.
Explanatory notes:
- Recognition of Previous Education / Nostrification = process of verifying that the education level which you have completed abroad is equal to the education level required for studying at a university in the Czech Republic. This process is done in the Czech Republic by Czech institutions.
- Authentication: Apostille / Superlegalization = Apostille or Superlegalization is a process of verification that the signatures and stamps on the document are genuine. This process is a mandatory requirement in case of certain countries, and the documents are incomplete without this verification. This process is done in the country where the documents have been issued.
- Verified (notary-certified / true) Copy = An official certified copy identical to the original. It is verified by a notary or by an official authority in your country and confirmed with an official stamp.
In the Czech Republic, the verified copies are issued by a notary (the notary makes an official copy of a document and then stamps it, which proves the authenticity of the document).
Please learn what the process is like in your country. UCT Prague needs to receive official true copies of the Diploma and Transcripts of Records which are exactly the same as the originals.
These true copies should be also firmly attached to a translation to English/Czech (if the document isn’t issued in English), and they should be also firmly attached to an Apostille/Superlegalization clause (issued by an authority in your country and/or a Czech embassy).
Why is a verified copy required? UCT Prague must keep the documents archived for 45 years; therefore, if you send us an original document, we cannot return it back to you. Do not provide the originals of your documents to anyone as you may need them for other matters during your life.
A Short Overview of the Process
You can submit the online application without uploading a Certificate of Recognition, however, when filling in the online application, you must choose a method of recognition based on where your Diploma / Graduation Certificate and Transcript of Records have been issued.
In the online application you will find these options:
- I have a diploma issued by a school in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland or Hungary = choose this option if your Graduation Certificate / Diploma has been issued in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland or Hungary
- I have a European Baccalaureate Diploma = choose this option if you have received a European Baccalaureate diploma
- I have a diploma and DON'T have a Nostrification Certificate = choose this option if you haven't got a Nostrification Certificate from a Czech institution yet.
If you choose this option, your documents will be assessed by UCT Prague and if complying with the requirements, the Certificate of Recognition of Previous Foreign Education will be issued as a part of the admission process. - I have a Nostrification Certificate issued in the Czech Republic and a diploma = choose this option if you have gone through the process of Nostrification, and you have already received an official Certificate of Nostrification from Prague City Hall or a similar official Czech authority
Regardless of which option you choose, you will need to deliver a verified copy of your Diploma and Transcript of Records to UCT Prague AS SOON AS POSSIBLE after you receive your Letter of Acceptance, however, by August 31 at the latest.
Timeline
Please see the details below in the table
| by March–August |
Provide a scan of a verified (true) copy of the Diploma/Graduation Certificate and Transcript of Records with Apostille/Superlegalization and translation
Students from certain countries need to have the Apostille/Superlegalization ready when applying for a visa/residence permit |
| AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, however, by August 31 at the latest |
Send a paper version of a verified (true) copy of the Diploma/Graduation Certificate and Transcript of Records with Apostille/Superlegalization and translation to UCT Prague by a delivery service for the Recognition of the previous foreign education process
If you have received a Nostrification Certificate from another Czech institution: Provide a verified copy of the Nostrification Certificate to UCT Prague by a delivery service
You will be guided by an admission officer on where to send the documents to |
If you haven't graduated yet by the time of applying and you are going to graduate in May/June/July, you can submit the online application, and proceed with the below-stated steps as soon as possible after graduation. You will be guided by the admission officer on how to proceed.
Do you have any questions regarding the process? Don't hesitate to contact us at admissions@vscht.cz (Chemical Programmes) or business.admission@vscht.cz (School of Business).
Quick Menu:
- You are applying to Bachelor, Master or PhD degree studies
- You are not applying to UCT, you just need a Recognition Certificate
APPLICANTS INTENDING TO STUDY AT UCT PRAGUE
When filling in the online application for the studies, you need to choose one of the below-stated options of the Recognition of Foreign Education.
The documents must be delivered to UCT Prague AS SOON AS POSSIBLE after you receive your Letter of Acceptance, however, by August 31 at the latest.
A) A diploma issued by a school in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland or Hungary
The Recognition of Graduation Certificates / Diplomas issued in the following countries: Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland, and Hungary is proceeded automatically without any further administrative proceedings.
Per the requirements of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, a verified copy of a Graduation Certificate / Diploma and Transcript of Records with a translation to the Czech language has to be provided to UCT Prague.
B) A European Baccalaureate Diploma
European Baccalaureate diplomas issued by International high schools are recognized without any further administrative proceedings.
As per the requirements of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, a verified copy of a Graduation Certificate and Transcript of Records with a translation to the Czech language has to be provided to UCT Prague.
C) I have a diploma, and I DON'T have a Nostrification Certificate
As UCT Prague is a holder of institutional accreditation, the Recognition of Previous Foreign Education can be conducted as a part of the admission procedure. The Recognition Certificate issued within this process is valid at UCT Prague only and it cannot be used for admission procedures at other institutions.
Accepted Graduation Certificates/Diplomas: International Baccalaureate (IB Diploma), Cambridge International A Level Certificate, other Graduation Certificates and Diplomas issued by accredited schools/universities worldwide
Fee: CZK 800,-
Validity: Only at UCT Prague
*Note that procedures may differ from country to country. In certain countries, the Apostille/Superlegalization is issued only on original documents; in other countries, the Apostille/Superlegalization can be issued on a verified copy too. Therefore the sequence of steps may differ from country to country.
- Make a verified (true) copy of the Graduation Certificate / Diploma and of the Transcript of Records (the copy must be identical to the original and confirmed by a notary or any other official authority in your country)
- Authenticate the stamps and signatures on the verified copy of the Graduation Certificate / Diploma and the Transcript of Records
Authentication of Documents (Click to open)
In accordance with section 90, subsection 3 of Act No. 111/1998 Coll., on Higher Education Institutions, UCT Prague requires authentication of signatures and stamps on the documents. The authentication must be provided in the country where the documents have been issued!
The authentication requirements differ according to the international treaties applying to the country where the original document was issued.
The authentication methods are:
- Authentication is not required for documents issued in countries that are parties to a relevant international agreement abolishing the requirement of legalization for foreign public documents
- Apostille – For members of the Hague Convention the legalization proceeds by Apostille – a unified form of authentication of documents issued by the competent administrative body of the state in which the document was issued
- Legalization/super-legalization – Unless the international agreement sets otherwise, the authenticity of signatures and stamps on the document must be verified by two bodies:
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country, where the institution which issued the document is based
- Respective representative office of the Czech Republic (e.g. Embassy / Consulate) in the country where the institution which issued the document is based
- If the Graduation Certificate / Diploma and the Transcript of Records are not issued in the English language, make a certified translation to the English or Czech language by a certified (court) translator
(Note that some Embassies may require translation to the Czech language.) - Ask the certified translator to firmly attach the translation to the verified copy of the Certificate and the Transcript of Records
- Send a scan of the verified copy of the Graduation Certificate / Diploma and Transcript of Records with the authentication (Apostille/Superlegalization), and with the translation to the Czech or English language to the email admissions@vscht.cz / mundus@vscht.cz (IMATEC) for confirmation whether they are correct.
This means:
* A verified copy (true copy) of the diploma issued in your language + a verified copy of the transcript of records - Pay the fee of CZK 800,- Payment information with a unique code is provided in your online application
- Once confirmed by UCT Prague that the documents are correct:
1. Upload the scan to your online application to the section Proof of Education
2. Send the verified copy of the Graduation Certificate /Diploma and Transcript of Records with the translation to the Czech or English language with the authentication (Apostille/Superlegalization) by a delivery company to the address:
Department of International Relations
VŠCHT – University of Chemistry and Technology Prague
Technická 5 (street)
Prague 6 – Dejvice (city, district)
166 28 (postal code)
Czech Republic
We advise sending the documents by a delivery company only after confirmation by UCT Prague that your documents are correct, it will save you time and money!
Note (click to open)
You may be asked to submit the following documents if necessary:
- Certified written power of attorney, if submitted by a person other than the graduate,
- Certified copy of a Marriage Certificate or a Judgment of Divorce or another document in case of a change of the name indicated on the Diploma,
- Confirmation of the relevant secondary school abroad or any other authorized body in the respective country on the fact that the secondary school leaver of the foreign secondary school concerned is in the given country entitled to apply for a bachelor's degree programme.
The Recognition fee of CZK 800,- is non-refundable, it cannot be waived or reduced.
D) I have a Nostrification Certificate issued in the Czech Republic and a diploma
The General Recognition of Foreign Secondary Education ("Nostrification”) is regulated by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports and provided by the educational departments of regional authorities. In the case of Prague, the competent authority is Prague City Hall (Magistrát hl. m. Prahy).
If you have already undergone the process of Nostrification conducted by a competent authority in the Czech Republic, upload a scan of the Nostrification Certificate along with your diploma when submitting the application and provide a verified copy (paper version) of the Nostrification Certificate to UCT Prague as soon as possible.
INFORMATION ON THE NOSTRIFICATION PROCESS
The information about the process is to be found here:
- https://skoly.praha.eu/87436_RECOGNITION-OF-FOREIGN-EDUCATION
- https://nostrifikace.mkc.cz/en/uznavani-pro-studium/nostrifikace
The applicant generally needs to be in the Czech Republic to apply in person and the process of recognition takes a few months. If the curriculum and scope of education at a foreign school partly differ, the Regional Authority may order the applicant to sit a recognition examination.
Contact Details
Mgr. Martin Fučík
Prague City Hall, Department of Education
Jungmannova 29/35, 111 21 Praha 1
martin.fucik@cityofprague.cz
APPLICANTS FOR RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN UNIVERSITY EDUCATION ONLY
(No studies at UCT intended)
The Recognition of a Foreign Bachelor's or Master's Diploma can be processed by UCT Prague if the degree programme completed abroad has a similar curriculum as a degree programme accredited at UCT Prague.
If the curriculum differs, you are advised to inquire which other (HEI) provides a study programme corresponding to your prior education in order to apply for the Recognition at that institution.
Fee: CZK 3.000,-
Validity: At all universities in the Czech Republic
Please note:
According to the administrative code, the applicant cannot require the recognition of the same higher education qualification from multiple public HEIs simultaneously. If the request is rejected by a university, the applicant can submit it to another HEI only after the rejection has become legally effective (i.e. after 15 days from receipt of the decision).
In case of doubts, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the CR appoint the respective university to assess the qualification or makes the decision itself. The Ministry acts as an appellate body for rejected applications.
HOW TO PROCEED?
- Before submitting an application, it is necessary to make sure that UCT Prague is authorized to process such an application, see Programmes catalogue, or please contact business.admission@vscht.cz (School of Business applicants)
- Print and sign the Application Form >
- Make a verified (true) copy of the Diploma and Diploma supplement (the copy must be identical to the original and confirmed by a Notary Public or another official authority in your country)
- Authenticate the stamps and signatures on the verified copy of the Diploma and the Diploma Supplement
Authentication of Documents
In accordance with section 90, subsection 3 of Act No. 111/1998 Coll., on Higher Education Institutions, UCT Prague requires authentication of signatures and stamps on the documents. The authentication must be provided in the country where the documents have been issued!
The authentication requirements differ according to the international treaties applying to the country where the original document was issued.
The authentication methods are:
- Authentication is not required for documents issued in countries that are parties to a relevant international agreement abolishing the requirement of legalization for foreign public documents
- Apostille – For members of the Hague Convention the legalization proceeds by Apostille – a unified form of authentication of documents issued by the competent administrative body of the state in which the document was issued
- Legalization/super-legalization – Unless the international agreement sets otherwise, the authenticity of signatures and stamps on the document must be verified by two bodies:
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country, where the institution which issued the document is based
- Respective representative office of the Czech Republic (e.g. Embassy / Consulate) in the country where the institution which issued the document is based
- If the Diploma and the Diploma Supplement are not issued in the English language, make a certified translation to the English or Czech language by a certified (court) translator
(Note that some Embassies may require translation to the Czech language.) - Ask the certified translator to firmly attach the translation to the verified copy of the Diploma and the Diploma Supplement
- Pay the fee of CZK 3.000,- in accordance with the section 90a of Act No. 111/1998 Coll., on Higher Education Institutions
Payment Information
Recognition Fee
CZK 3.000,-
Recipient Information
University of Chemistry and Technology Prague,
Technická 5, Prague 6, 166 28, Czech RepublicBank Name
ČSOB, Banskobystrická 11, Prague 6
Account Number
130197294/0300
IBAN
CZ58 0300 0000 0001 3019 7294
SWIFT Code
CEKO CZ PP
Remittance Information
VS: 963826059
SS: Date of birth in the format of DDMMYY
Information: Full name as it appears in the passport/identity card
The full payment of CZK 3000,- shall be transferred to the UCT Prague bank account. Any bank charges shall be covered by the applicant.
- Send the Application Form and the verified copy of the Diploma and the Diploma Supplement with the translation to the Czech or English language with the authentication (Apostille/Superlegalization)
The documents shall be sent to the address:
Mrs. Petra Linhartová
Department of Education and Human Sciences, Secretariat and Study Department, Records office
VŠCHT – University of Chemistry and Technology Prague
Technická 5, 1
66 28 Prague 6 – Dejvice
Czech Republic
e-mail: petra1.linhartova@vscht.cz
tel.: 220 443 062; 220 443 818
APPLICATION PROCESSING TIME
The deadlines for the proceedings are set by the general rules of administrative procedures, i.e. 30 days since the delivery. In complex cases, the deadline can be extended by 30 more days. An applicant will receive information on the result of the assessment via email.
More Information
If it is found during the recognition proceeding that it is not within the scope of the rector’s responsibility to make a decision on the request for recognition of foreign higher education, e.g. because UCT Prague does not provide a similar study programme, the fee is not charged, and, if already paid, will be returned to the applicant.
There is no refund of the fee if the recognition proceeding is discontinued due to a deficient application (absence of documents necessary for assessing the application), and the applicant’s failure to remove the deficiency upon request.
There is no refund of the fee in case of rejection of the application due to substantial differences between the compared study programmes.
In case the purpose of the recognition is not further study, the equality of the education will be assessed in accordance with the Agreement – if substantial differences between the compared study programmes are found, the rector may reject the application.
APPEAL PROCEDURE
Applicants are entitled to submit an appeal within 15 days of receiving the decision. The appeal is submitted to the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic through the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague (or, in general terms, through the institution that has issued the decision). The university will either allow the appeal in full or passes it on to the Czech Ministry of Education no later than 30 days upon receipt of the appeal. The Ministry will then issue a final decision.
Legislations governing the recognition of foreign education and qualifications
- Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications concerning Higher Education in the European Region signed on April 11, 1997, in Lisbon; published in the Czech language in Collection of International Agreements No. 60/2000 Coll.
- International Agreements on mutual recognition of documents on education
- International Agreements on the authentication of public documents
- Act. No. 111/1998 Coll. on Higher Education Institutions and on Amendment to Other Acts, as amended - § 48, § 89, § 90, § 105, § 106
- Act No. 500/2004 Coll. on Administrative Procedure
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The English version of the collective agreement between University of Chemistry and Technology and University Trade Unions (Czech term "kolektivní smlouva").
Although we have made our best effort to translate the documents, only the Czech version of the documents are legally binding.
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Proceedings for the appointment of professors at UCT take place under Sections 73 and 74 of the Higher Education Act and in compliance with Article 29 of the Statute of UCT.
Documents related to the proceedings at UCT Prague
All documents are available to download at document section at the bottom of the page
- List of scientific fields for which UCT Prague has been accredited (in Czech language)
- Legal requirements (at national level and at UCT Prague level)
- Framework Criteria for the Habilitation Procedure and the Procedure to Appoint Professors at UCT Prague
- Rules of Habilitation Procedures and Procedures for Appointment of Professors at the UCT Prague
- Methodological manual for habilitation proceedings and proceedings for appointment of professors
- Application form - start of habilitation proceeding (an attachment to no. 5)
- Application form - start of proceeding for appointment of professor (an attachment to no. 5)
In compliance with Decree No. 30.07/03 of 19 March 2003 on Fees for the above-standard administrative tasks, the commencement of the habilitation procedure is subject to a fee of CZK 3,000. The obligation to pay does not apply to emplyees of UCT Prague. In exceptional cases, the Dean or the relevant Vice-Rector may, on the basis of a written request, reduce or forgive payment for the above-standard administrative tasks.
The list of scientific and professional activities of the applicant and habilitation thesis is available at the Dean's Office.
Open and finished proceedings
Habilitation
Links lead to Czech website.
Appointment of Professors
Links lead to Czech website.
Documents
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The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague (UCT Prague) is a renowned institution with the reputation of being a centre of premier education and research in the fields of technical chemistry, chemical and biochemical technologies, material and chemical engineering, food chemistry, and environmental studies, not only in the Czech Republic but in the whole Central European region.
The mission of UCT Prague is to educate its students to become either top-performing professionals for industry, government or excellent scientists contributing to strengthening the European Union's global competitiveness by developing a knowledge-based, innovative, and environmentally sustainable economy. The integral part of the mission is the active promotion of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) to the public and especially aimed to spark the interest of the young generation in STEM. The same importance is assigned to the promotion of the values of democracy, openness, tolerance, education, and culture in our society. To accomplish its mission, the UCT Prague institutional strategy calls for all activities of the UCT Prague to be aimed at profiling the institution as the leading research-oriented university focused on a high-quality basic and applied research with an outstanding international reputation and commits UCT Prague to advance values of equal opportunities and to support the diversity of its students and staff.
The priority objectives (based on the UCT Prague Institutional Strategy) are:
1) Modernisation of the UCT Prague education system to increase quality and efficiency of study
Providing high-quality education is the cornerstone of any educational provider. The education offer should cater to the needs of industry and economy as well as to societal demand. Innovative curriculum development will have to be employed. New teaching delivery methods should be devised, including virtual and blended. Continue in the activity of the development of e-learning and other innovative electronic tools for accredited study programmes to streamline teaching and to achieve better learning outcomes. Use in teaching modern methods of project teaching and sharing of pedagogical capacities and infrastructure with other top workplaces at universities and in the industrial area.
2) Cultural learning of participants and creation of European Education Area
Raising participants' awareness and understanding of other cultures and countries, offering them the opportunity to build networks of international contacts, to actively participate in society and develop a sense of European citizenship and identity. Support activities that will lead towards the creation of European Education Area.
3) Development of key competences of students and strengthening their employability
The employability of graduates is one of the most important metrics for students to compare when choosing a higher-education institution to study. The employability of graduates is increased when they possess key competences, so-called "soft-skills", command a good level of a widely spoken foreign language (ideally two), and had practical experience from industry or business – which every student should acquire during his/her studies at UCT Prague. One of the best ways how to obtain all three is take part in mobility.
4) Effective internationalization of UCT Prague
Internationalization – the long-term objective of UCT Prague is active involvement in the international integration of higher-education and growth of cooperation on the international level in research and education with both European and non-European institutions. International cooperation in research and education is an essential condition for their further development the institution. Student and staff mobility, both outgoing and incoming, creation and implementation of joint study programs, internationalization of all areas of university life will help create an inspiring and stimulating environment at UCT Prague, where new ideas are born.
Subobjective 1 – Promotion of two-way mobility of students and staff
Continuation of promoting two-way mobility of students and staff, including in new formats, such as blended mobility, to help students and staff gain international experience and contacts for the future involvement of students and staff in international projects, creation and modification of study programmes or teaching in a foreign language.
Subobjective 2 – Support of development of Internationalisation at home
Inclusion the international and intercultural dimension into the study programs. Support activities that will help students and staff develop intercultural skills and support international understanding and will effectively support the international character of the university in a globalized world.
Conclusion
The vision is to utilize Erasmus+ Programme to help UCT Prague to accomplish its objectives and to strengthen UCT Prague position on the international level by enabling it to engage in cooperation with institutions within European Education Area as well as outside of it, what would not be otherwise possible at such extent. UCT Prague views the Erasmus+ Programme as an effective tool how to elevate its institutional quality and achieve institutional policy objectives that would otherwise take considerably longer time-period or were even impossible for institution of UCT Prague size and capacity. The participation in the Erasmus+ Programme is therefore an integral part of the internationalisation and modernisation strategy of UCT Prague.
Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) – UCT Prague 2021 – 2027>
Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2014 – 2020
Erasmus Policy Statement (Overall Strategy)
UCT Prague regards international cooperation as a vital part of its teaching and scientific activities and purposely extends and deepens this cooperation. Due to the active participation of academic staff in international scientific and educational projects and programmes (such as the EU FPs, TEMPUS, COST, COPERNICUS, EEA grants, NATO…), networking and contact making are continually expanding both in the terms of content as well as geographically. The main criterion for a new cooperation partner is the quality—related either to educational activities or to scientific quality and reputation; the assumption of mutual academic collaboration and reciprocity in student and staff mobility is very important. The areas of cooperation are linked more or less to technical chemistry, food chemistry and technology, material sciences, process engineering, chemical technologies and informatics, biotechnology etc. International scientific and educational events ongoing abroad or held at UCT Prague are also used for meeting new potential partners. Information about UCT Prague are disseminated through printed leaflets, brochures and presentations during staff international mobility.
At present, the University of Chemical and Technology Prague maintains nearly 150 Erasmus bilateral agreements with universities across Europe and more than 50 other agreements with partners not only in Europe but also in the USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, India and many other countries. UCT Prague is open to quality cooperation with all geographical areas. Cooperation with the European partners is of course the most frequent due to the easiest accessibility and lower financial cost.
The main objective of the internationalization is to keep UCT Prague at the top position with respect to both educational and scientific quality. Therefore, attention is consistently paid to the international mobility of staff and expanding opportunities to study abroad for UCTP students. The university seeks after all available resources to support long-term (one-two semesteral) study stays for students at all levels and this form of students' international experience will continue to develop. UCT Prague has fully implemented ECTS and Diploma Supplement Label, facilitating the recognition of studies abroad. For students mostly at doctoral level, internships and placements at leading scientific institutions are provided. Short-term stays at summer schools, conferences and workshops are consistently supported for students of MSc And PhD degrees. In addition to the LLP/Erasmus mobility, students participate in other international programmes, such as AAD, CEEPUS, AKTION, ATHENS, etc. The participation of scientific and pedagogical staff in international projects is highly recommended and supported; the presentation of results and making of new contacts are expected. The attempt to increase the number of teaching staff mobility will be permanently supported.
Great care is given to foreign students and visiting teaching staff. UCT Prague provides international students accredited Bachelor's and Master's study programmes taught in English and—for Erasmus students—a number of courses taught in English. The organization of Czech language courses for foreign students is considered an important activity in the internationalization and students' integration at the university.
Based on a long term cooperation with selected partner universities, double degree study programmes at Master and Doctoral levels in particular were established. Implementation of two Masters and two doctoral ERASMUS MUNDUS programmes resulted from multilateral interuniversity cooperation. Our further aim is to involve more Czech students in courses taught in English.
A very welcome and supported form of internationalization at UCT Prague is receiving doctoral students and trainees from third countries. Other successful activities we will continue to develop are short-term intensive training courses for students and teachers from third countries.
UCT Prague actively participates in a number of international projects and seeks for further participation in projects targeted towards teaching and training. The most successful implemented project is ERASMUS MUNDUS. Two Masters’ study programmes (EM3E and IMETE) have been running for two years; students studying under a consortium of European universities spend one semester at UCTP, some of them prepare also their diploma project and thesis here. UCTP has adopted all necessary procedures for issuing the joint diploma. Similarly, a doctoral programme EUDIME was implemented. During their stay at UCTP, PhD Students are actively involved in scientific research teams. The fourth EM project is EURINDIA where UCTP trains one PhD Student from India.
UCT Prague participates regularly in TEMPUS projects; in the past, through individual advisors/evaluators of several projects, currently as a partner. In this project, UCT Prague organizes intensive professional courses for teachers and students from Russian universities involved in the project.
Another form of cooperation is the participation of UCT Prague in ERASMUS thematic projects. The first one is the ISEKI-Food (originally FoodNet), which maps the teaching of food science and technology in Europe and to which UCTP has contributed a number of documents and data. The second example is the participation in the European Chemistry Thematic Network (ECTN and EC2EN2) which resulted in the possibility to grant IVTP graduates title EuroBachelor®.
Participation of UCT Prague in these projects is reflected in curricula modernization, creation of new degree programmes, awarding of double/joint diploma and implementation of new reaching methods and organization of studies. An integral part of the internationalization is an active students' club ESC and its involvement in the European network ECN; ESC plays an important role in the integration of foreign students into the local environment.
Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) UCT Prague 2014 – 2020 >
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