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[obsah] => Updated 5th of May 2020
- As of 11 March until appealed all forms of contact instruction of students at all levels of study are cancelled
- As of 27 April the personal presence of students at UCT Prague is allowed, but only for specific purposes
- Starting 11 May 2020, the meeting of groups of students of up to 15 people is allowed (while following applicable safety rules). At UCT, this option is recommended for teaching in laboratories.
- Employees of UCT Prague are recommended to work from home, provided they have duly discussed the matter with their direct supervisor and secured their approval.
- As of 27 April there are some possibilities to travel to the Czech Republic
Returners from the areas of COVID-19 outbreak shall immediately contact medical doctor by phone.
Summary of Information
Students
Starting March 11 and until further notice, UCT Prague is cancelling all forms of in-person teaching of students at all levels of study. Distance forms of education are available using tools such as Skype, Microsoft Teams, and so on.
Students are to be contacted by their teachers by Friday (March 13) with information regarding how their classes will be conducted at a distance. Please refrain from asking unnecessary questions until contacted; you will be informed once information is made available by your teachers.
Laboratory classes are cancelled for students until further notice. You will be informed in a timely manner about further developments regarding labs.
As of 27 April the personal presence of students at UCT Prague is allowed, but only for specific purposes
Starting 11 May 2020, the Government of the Czech Republic is allowing students to meet while studying at university campuses with the condition that no more than 15 students can meet in a group. At UCT Prague, we are recommending the continuation of distance education formats and, starting 11 May, will allow classes limited to 15 students, mainly for laboratory teaching. The previous hygienic and organizational measures in force since 27 April 2020 still apply, with the exception of the maximum number of people in a group.
Employees
The Rector’s Decision dated March 10, 2020, recommends that UCT Employees should work from home after proper agreement with and consent of their direct supervisors. The managers of individual workplaces are responsible for ensuring basic operation of workplaces so that they do not suffer any damage. Employees are obliged to follow the instructions of managers.
Heads of departments and other executives have the right to convene in-person meetings of groups of employees to deal with important matters in which a delay would pose a risk to ensuring current and future operation of the university or workplace. This is necessary to maintain the functioning of university governance and to ensure communication between the university and the state and municipal authorities.
Dormitories
UCT Prague dormitories are continuing to operate with increased hygienic regimes. We suggest that students from the Czech Republic move to their place of residence while classes are not being held on campus.
Continuing Education (University of the Third Age)
Teaching at the University of the Third Age (U3V) is cancelled until further notice.
Public Events Organized by UCT Prague
For the time being, all public events are also cancelled or postponed.
Rector's decision and other currently valid information
E-mail from rector to students (24th of March)
Dear students and colleagues,
I would like to address you “en masse” regarding yesterday’s directive from the Government of the Czech Republic and the subsequent steps outlined by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports.
I am pleased to announce, though with a great deal of caution, that:
Effective starting 27 April 2020, the personal presence of students at UCT Prague is allowed, but only for specific purposes:
- Consultation or testing with a maximum of five (5) people together at one time,
- Lab activities, research, or artistic work, especially for the completion of final theses for Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral study programmes (maximum 5 people together at one time),
- Individual visits to libraries and study rooms in order to pick up or return literature relevant to coursework or research
- Practical, “hands-on” teaching, and individual research activities.
The continuation of the release regime, therefore, applies to all students (regardless of level of study) for the above activities while maintaining the limitations regarding the number of persons present at one time and other safety measures.
Please keep in mind that the virus is still here with us and probably will be for a very long time.
I, therefore, ask you to comply with the following measures:
1.) Students (including doctoral students) should be on campus only when necessary in clearly defined spaces.
2.) Hygienic measures: disinfection, masks, and so on—plus keeping records of persons who meet as well as their mutual contacts, for possible tracing later—must be carefully followed by both students and all employees. Daily processing of these records is required for each room visited by students and doctoral students.
3.) Corridors and other common areas are not intended for gathering; they only serve to facilitate necessary movement.
4.) I still recommend “home office” for anyone at risk (i.e. those who are older and/or who are suffering from long-term illnesses such as diabetes, cancer [current or past], cardiovascular disease, an so on).
5.) “Hands-on,” individual mentoring/experimental work and conducting research activities for fulfilment of dissertation requirements are allowed for all doctoral students with the condition that the activities fulfil all the above regulations and provided that students conduct this work in designated laboratories in order to perform necessary activities in agreement with their supervisor/mentor. I recommend processing data, writing text, and so on should be conducted individually and not on campus.
6.) According to an agreement with the guarantors of subjects and heads of workplaces, practical project and laboratory teaching for groups of up to 5 people is possible. This will enable Master students to perform laboratory tasks in pairs, triplets, or a maximum of four students under the guidance of one instructor. In exceptional cases (subject to all the above regulations), this may also apply to Bachelor students.
7.) Instructors can organize pre-arranged consultations for up to 5 pre-registered persons to supplement their distance coursework in compliance with all other regulations (hygienic measures, attendance records, etc.).
8.) Students can be examined similarly, in groups with a maximum of 5 people.
9.) The recommendation to use remote forms of communication both for teaching and for verifying knowledge/examinations is still valid. The current legal regulation allows distance methods to be used for conducting and performing state examinations prescribed at the end of a study programme and for defense of a dissertation, if the minimal condition of distance participation by members of the examination commission for any state examination is met. Also, examinations and other study obligations and requirements that students must fulfil within their study programs can still be fulfilled and verified remotely during the crisis period, when a student’s physical presence or the presence of members of the academic community is restricted due to the crisis measures.
10.) Students coming recently from abroad who do not have a doctor in the Czech Republic must contact the Hygiene Station of the Capital City of Prague by phone (773 782 850 or 773 782 856) and they will decide if the student will be subject to 14-day quarantine or if they have a valid negative COVID-19 test certificate. After 14 days of quarantine, the locally competent branch of the Hygiene Station for the Prague 6 district (tel. 235 365 828) will arrange tests for COVID-19 and subsequently provide a decision about the termination of quarantine. All who have been ordered to quarantine must comply with the established conditions.
I greet you all and am glad that these government measures have been taken, but I ask everyone to take the utmost caution in order to protect the health of us all.
I wish you all good health and successful management of the current situation.
Pavel Matějka
rector
E-mail from rector to students (10th of March)
Dear students,
In connection with the extraordinary and volatile situation we kindly ask you to be patient when it comes to information concerning courses at UCT until the ban on contact instruction is lifted.
All teachers have been instructed to contact you before the end of the week to inform you about how the courses in which you are enrolled will continue. It makes no sense to write them with questions right now, so please wait until further notice from your teachers.
Students will be excused from laboratory classes planned for this week. We will inform you about further developments concerning these classes in the future.
University dormitories remain in operation.
For general information regarding the situation at UCT, please check the UCT website, social media or your UCT email address. If you are still unsure what to do, you can contact us on info@vscht.cz, or by telephone on +420733690543.
Pavel Matějka
Rector, UCT Prague
E-mail from rector (10th of March)
Dear colleagues,
Following the emergency measure announced by the minister of health of the Czech Republic prohibiting the presence of students at universities as of 11 March 2020, I have decided on the following arrangements:
- As of 11 March until appealed all forms of contact instruction of students at all levels of study are cancelled.
- Online instruction is possible using apps such as Skype, Teams, etc.
- Employees of UCT Prague are recommended to work from home, provided they have duly discussed the matter with their direct supervisor and secured their approval. Heads of individual departments are required to ensure basic operation of their departments in order to avoid any damage. I ask the staff to follow the instructions of their supervisors.
- Heads of departments and other managers have the right to convene meetings of a group of persons in order to deal with important matters, the postponement of which might pose a risk for the current and future operation of the university or the department. It is necessary to ensure the continued operation of UCT bodies and communication between the university and the state and municipal authorities.
Thank you for your understanding and please remember to carefully monitor all electronic communication within UCT and on a nationwide level.
Pavel Matějka
Rector, UCT Prague
Older, still valid information
In accordance with the official guideline issued by the director of the Office of Hygiene of the Capital City of Prague, we appeal to those of you who have recently returned from the areas of coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak (the contaminated areas of Italy, South Korea, China, Iran…) NOT TO GO to see a doctor, but to call the Emergency Line of the Capital City of Prague, 733 673 900.
The degree No. A/V/961/8/2020 - Anti-Epidemic Measures at UCT Prague to Mitigate the Risk of Infection with Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2
Important parts:
- The Decree applies to students and employees at UCT Prague and regulates extraordinary measures in case of danger of an epidemic outbreak upon return from areas with expected community spread of the Covid-19 infection (list of areas in German language, updated information from WHO, map in English). Up-to-date information about the Covid-19 epidemics published by the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic can be found on Czech website of the ministry.
- Employees or students who arrive from a Covid-19 area of risk will inform the territorially responsible office of the Hygiene Station that decides on the scope of anti-epidemic measures based on the assessment of the type of stay in the Covid-19 area of risk. At the same time, such employees or students will report their return using electronic communication at zahranici@vscht.cz and employees will also inform about this fact their direct superior using electronic communication or by phone.
- Until a decision is taken by the Hygiene Station, employees and students who have arrived from a Covid-19 area of risk must not attend lessons at UCT Prague, in particular enter areas designated for instruction and study at UCT Prague, libraries and restaurants at UCT Prague or work at departments at UCT Prague.
- If the Hygiene Station decides that the employee’s or student’s stay at the Covid-19 area of risk entailed a certain level of risk, the employee or student will report this fact using electronic communication at zahranici@vscht.cz and employees will also inform their direct superior using electronic communication or by phone and for a period of 14 days upon their arrival from the Covid-19 area of risk, i.e. for the period of quarantine, they are prohibited from participating at lessons at UCT Prague or working at UCT departments.
There is also degree No. A/V/961/7/2020 issued few days ago.
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- Friday and Saturday, November 22-23, 2019
- University tour in English on Friday, November 22, at 10:00 a.m.
- Friday and Saturday, November 24-25, 2020
Discover the world, create the future
You may think that studying at UCT Prague is only about chemistry, as you know it from high school laboratories. That would be a mistake. Thanks to our modern educational approach, you can become a part of really big developments here. Among other things, we develop cosmic materials, save historical monuments, uncover common and unusual crimes, and even brew beer. Yes, that’s chemistry too.
The real magic of our field is that it enables you to explore the world in depth. This gives you a chance to shape its future. We will be happy to convince you of this at our Open House.
UCT Prague Open House
Everyone who is interested in studying at our university, their parents and friends, is welcome. Our doors are open to anyone who is eager to discover the world and create the future, regardless of age.
What will you learn?
Everything. If you’re prepared, you will not be surprised.
- Find out what formalities are required to apply.
- You will learn how bachelor studies function, as well as master and doctoral studies.
- We’ll reveal where your career can lead after graduation.
- Discover the possibilities for on-the-job internships and studying abroad.
- Learn what we can do for students with disabilities, including learning disabilities.
Whom will you meet? Everyone. Above all, UCT is about people.
- Instructors who would like to share their knowledge with you.
- Students, so you can get to know life at the university, behind-the-scenes.
- Admissions officers who know the functioning of the university down to the last molecule.
Where to look?
Everywhere. We want to show you how UCT Prague works.
- We’ll walk with you through the building, from the basement to the attic, or just the first two floors… Let yourself be surprised.
- We’ll open our lecture halls, let you visit the workplaces of the individual faculties, and show you fun experiments.
Detailed program
FRIDAY, November 22, 2019
9:00 - 14:00 Introduction to fields of study and fun experiments in Buildings A and B
- Study programs exhibition stands
- Student organizations
- Tutors: student guides eager to help you with your first steps
9:00 - 9:30 and 11:00 - 11:30 | Information about studying at UCT Prague and individual faculties (in Czech)
Auditorium AI, Building A, first floor
- Faculty of Chemical Technology
- Faculty of Environmental Technology
Auditorium BI, Building B, first floor
- Faculty of Food and Biochemical Technology
- Faculty of Chemical Engineering
The introductory lecture about studying at UCT Prague will be followed by excursions to the workplaces of individual faculties.
10:00 University tour in English
12:00 Studying at UCT Prague from the perspective of students (in Czech; Auditorium AI, Building A, first floor)
SATURDAY, November 23, 2019
9:00 - 13:00 Introduction to fields of study and fun experiments in Buildings A and B
- Study programs exhibition stands
- Student organizations
- Tutors: student guides eager to help you with your first steps
10:00 - 11:00 Information about studying at UCT Prague and its faculties (in Czech)
Auditorium AI, Building A, first floor
- Faculty of Chemical Technology
- Faculty of Environmental Technology
- Faculty of Food and Biochemical Technology
- Faculty of Chemical Engineering
The introductory lecture about studying at UCT Prague will be followed by excursions to the workplaces of individual faculties.
12:00 Studying at UCT Prague from the perspective of students (in Czech; Auditorium AI, Building A, first floor)
Print flyers with a map of the university and detailed program will be available on site.
If you do not know what to do during your visit, contact information team members who will be available in the vestibules of Buildings A and B and in the Department of Education in Building A on the second floor, door number 283 (to the right of the main staircase). We will be happy to advise you.
Also visit the Department of Education in the following cases:
- Official confirmation of your absence form
- Getting further information on admissions procedures, study programs, scholarships, dormitory accommodations, paying tuition fees, and so on.
More information about studying at UCT Prague
- Find information about studying at UCT Prague online: study.vscht.cz
- If you want to ask about something, contact us at: info@vscht.cz
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UCT Prague automatically provides all graduates with a Diploma Supplement free of charge. This Diploma Supplement follows the model developed by the European Commission, the Council of Europe, and UNESCO/CEPES.
The purpose of the supplement is to provide sufficient independent data for improving international transparency and for ensuring fair, academic, and professional recognition of qualifications (diplomas, degrees, certificates, etc.).
The Diploma Supplement is published in two languages – Czech and English – and contains the status of successfully completed studies, the list of courses evaluated according to the ECTS, and the number of credits awarded for each course.
The Supplement also includes information about courses completed abroad, Bachelor or Master theses, defence of the theses, final state examinations, and the overall evaluation of study results.
The Diploma Supplement also provides a brief description of Czech Higher Educational System.
Diploma Supplement Samples
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UCT Prague's Department of Research and Development coordinates all research activities for the university. Our team informs researchers regularly about funding opportunities, offers project development services for newly proposed Czech and international projects, and is in charge of the administrative, legal and financial issues for ongoing projects.
Our specialists design optimal utilisation of research findings inter alia for protecting intellectual and industrial property rights (IPR), patent applications, licence agreements, as well as publishing scientific results. We also monitor also postgraduate doctoral studies.
KOMPAS
Contact the KOMPAS Office for administrative and management support.
UCT Prague PIC number for H2020 is 999867853,
The LEAR is Ms. Karolína Friessová
Direct Faculty Contacts
- Faculty of Chemical Technology: Overview of its R&D activities
- Faculty of Environmental Technology: Overview of its R&D activities
- Faculty of Food and Biochemical Technology: Overview of its R&D activities
- Faculty of Chemical Engineering: Overview of its R&D activities
The University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague consists of four faculties and several other departments
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Faculty of Environmental Technology
| 215 Department of Petroleum Technology and Alternative Fuels | ||
| 216 Department of Gaseous and Solid Fuels and Air Protection | ||
217 Department of Water Technology and Environmental Engineering |
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| 218 Department of Power Engineering | ||
| 240 Department of Environmental Chemistry | ||
| 251 Dean’s Office of Faculty of Enviromental Technology |
Faculty of Food and Biochemical Technology
Faculty of Chemical Engineering
| 402 Department of Analytical Chemistry | ||
| 403 Department of Physical Chemistry | ||
| 409 Department of Chemical Engineering | ||
| 413 Department of Mathematics | ||
| 444 Department of Physics and Measurements | ||
| 445 Department of Computing and Control Engineering | ||
| 453 Dean’s Office of Faculty of Chemical Engineering |
University Research and Education Centres
| 504 University Centre UCT Prague - Unipetrol | ||
| 554 Department for the History of the Chemical Industry and Applied Chemistry | ||
| 557 BIOMEDREG | ||
| 558 Metrology and Testing Laboratory | ||
| 559 Prague University Analytical Center | ||
| 560 BAFA | ||
| 570 Technoparc Kralupy UCT Prague |
The Administration of University Facilities
| 712 Director´s Office | ||
| 713 Finance Department | ||
| 721 Operating Department | ||
| 723 Sázava Dormitory | ||
| 724 Volha Dormitory | ||
| 731 Technical Department | ||
| 745 Network Administration |
Service Departments for all UCT Prague Faculties
| 827 Department of Physical Education and Sport | ||
| 832 Department of Education and Human Sciences | ||
| 834 Department of Languages | ||
| 837 Department of Economics and Management |
Rector's Offices
| 929 General Practitioner | ||
| 930 Crèche Zkumavka | ||
| 938 Department of Internal Auditing | ||
| 939 Department of Supervision | ||
| 961 Rector's Secretariat | ||
| 962 Bursar's Secretariat | ||
| 963 Department of Education | ||
| 965 Department of Scientific Research and Development | ||
| 966 Personnel Department | ||
| 968 Records Office | ||
| 969 Supplies Department | ||
| 971 Finance Department | ||
| 972 Department of Safety at Work | ||
| 974 Department of International Relations | ||
| 976 Department of Construction and Maintenance | ||
| 977 Department of Building Administration | ||
| 979 Department of Communication | ||
| 980 Central Laboratories | ||
| 990 Computer Centre | ||
| 991 Department of Strategic Planning | ||
| 992 Hollow Glass Workrooms | ||
| 994 Technology Transfer Office | ||
| 995 Department of Operation and Technical Services | ||
| 996 Department of Public Order | ||
| 997 Centre for Information Services UCT Library UCT Press |
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| 998 Vice-Rector's without Portfolio Office |
University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague
Technická 5
166 28 Praha 6 – Dejvice
IČO: 60461373
VAT: CZ60461373
Contacts
Department of International Relations (for students)
email: int@uct-prague.eu
Vice-Rector for External Relations and Communication
prof. Ing. Pavel Kotrba, Ph.D.
email: Pavel.Kotrba@vscht.cz
phone: (+420) 220 444 446
 Head of Department of International Relations
Erasmus+ Institutional Coordinator |
 Outgoing students (Erasmus+, ATHENS, CEEPUS, AKTION)Filip Faltejsek, BA email: Filip.Faltejsek@vscht.czphone: +420 220 444 309 |
 Incoming students (Erasmus+, free-mover)
Anna Eiflerová, MSc phone: +420 220 443 159 |
 Foreign Self-Supporting Degree Students, Incoming students (freemover, Erasmus Mundus) Hedvika Páleníková, MSc email: hedvika.palenikova@vscht.cz phone: +420 220 443 158 |
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Foreign employees, researchers and visitors, Erasmus+ staff mobilities Irena Moudrá, MA |
Foreign Business Trips Office Hours for Erasmus+ Students
| Monday | 13:30 – 15:30 |
| Tuesday | 13:30 – 15:30 |
| Thursday | 9:30 – 11:00 |
| Friday | 9:30 – 11:00 |
How to Find Us
The university is northwest of the Dejvická metro station, near Vítězné náměstí in Prague 6, and is housed in three buildings (see map below):
- Building A - Technická 5
- Building B - Technická 3
- Building C - Studentská 6
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UCT Prague - A challenge that pays off
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UCT Prague has a long tradition of collaborative and cooperative activities, across technological sectors, with other institutions and laboratories, secondary schools, and industrial and international partners - nearly seventy percent of which are located beyond the boundaries of the Czech capital.
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International Cooperation
In accordance with the university strategic goals University of Chemistry and Technology Prague (UCT Prague) actively participates in international initiatives which broaden and deepen cooperation in education and scientific research with both European and non-European partners.
The basic pillars of the international activities are interinstitutional cooperation agreements, multiple and joint degree programmes with other universities, Erasmus+ and other international programmes exchange activities (both incoming and outgoing student and staff exchanges), and international scientific and research projects.
UCT Prague is interested in partnerships with well respected institutions worldwide which share similar vision and values.
The international cooperation is administered by the Department of International Relations in cooperation with the Department of Research and Development, both headed by the respective Vice-Rectors.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES
UCT Prague is actively involved in a number of student and staff exchange programmes:
- ERASMUS+ (KA103, KA107)
- ERASMUS MUNDUS
- ATHENS
- AKTION
- CEEPUS
- IAESTE
Besides, the University offers the students to enrol for studies in MASTER and DOCTORAL DOUBLE DEGREE programmes with partner universities, and students might also use the scholarship programme FREE-MOVER for exchanges worldwide. More information on the scholarship offer for students is available on this website.
UCT Prague cooperates and intensively supports activities of the University international student organizations, such as ESN (Erasmus Student Network) which mainly assist international students to adapt to new study and life conditions in a foreign country.
EUROBACHELOR
ECTN (European Chemistry Thematic Network) awarded the UCT Prague prestigious Chemistry Quality Eurolabel® “Chemistry Eurobachelor“. This Label is intended to promote international recognition of the degree qualification and to document the willingness of the institution to participate fully in the European Higher Education Area which is being constructed in the Bologna process.
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROJECTS AND CONFERENCES
UCT Prague faculties actively participate in several international scientific research projects, e.g. HORIZON 2020, Norwegians funds, FP7, NATO.
The University is the main organizer or partner of many prestigious scientific conferences and workshops with international participants.
INTERNATIONAL VISITORS and TEACHERS
UCT Prague is a top-quality research university which attracts a number of international teachers and researchers every year who largely contribute to inspiring study and work environment at our University.
Should you be interested in visit of our University to give a lecture and/or start education/research cooperation, please contact the Head of International Relations Office.
Data in 2017
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293 ERASMUS incoming students |
704 international students |
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115 ERASMUS outgoing students |
59 international academic and research staff members |
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144 ERASMUS bilateral agreements |
114 inter-institutional agreements (MoU) |
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5 Master Double Degree programmes |
27 international research projects |
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3 ERASMUS MUNDUS programmes |
21 international conferences |
More information in UCT Prague annual reports.
Larger map: cooperation with other institutions
Contact for media
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 Ing. Petra Karnetová, Ph.D.
b Petra.Karnetova@vscht.cz
e +420 220 444 459
: +420 739 249 128
- Room A205
Whole team of Department of Comunication
Press releases
- 10. 7. UCT Accepting Applications for Economic Degree Programmes after Gaining Full Accreditation
- 24. 6. 2020 Polyhalogenated phenothiazines to fight tuberculosis
- 2. 6. 2020 Gel and gold microrobots driven by light? No science fiction, but reality
- 2. 10. 2019 UCT Prague and IOCB Prague establish special research chair
- 2. 9. 2019 International Summer School on Advances in Drug Discovery again in Prague
- 30. 7. 2019 Possible origins of cellularity using polyesters
- 3. 7. Representatives of five institutions form Association of Czech Research Universities
- 26. 6. 2019 J.-M. Lehn receives honorary doctorate from UCT Prague
- 5. 6. 2019 UCT Prague-Unipetrol Partnership Comes of Age
You can find older press releases in archive.
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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)>
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There are 2 steps to Nostrification of your previous education:
(1) Verification of documents regarding the level of education
It's important that all the documents are verified in the country which issued them.
The authentication requirements differ according to the international treaties applying to the country where the original document was issued. Countries (states) can be divided into three groups:
- A - For members of the Hague Convention the legalization proceeds by Apostille – an unified form of authentication of documents issued by the competent administrative body of the state in which the document was issued
- B - Verification is not required for documents issued in countries which are parties to a relevant international agreement abolishing the requirement of legalization for foreign public documents
- L - Unless the international agreement sets otherwise, the authenticity of signatures and stamps on the document must be verified by a two bodies:
- the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the coutry, where 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
(2) Nostrification (Recognition)
Authorities governing the Nostrification (Recognition)
a) Students applying for Bachelor > degree programme
Secondary school leaving certificates issued outside the Czech Republic are subject to formal Recognition of an Education and Qualifications Acquired Abroad. The process of Recognition of secondary education documents is regulated by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport. How to proceed?
The authorities competent to make decisions on recognition of secondary school leaving certificates:
- Prague City Hall, Department of Education
Mgr. Martin Fučík
Jungmannova 29/35, 111 21 Praha 1
email: martin.fucik@cityofprague.cz
- Regional Education Authorities
more information here
b) Students applying for a Master degree> programme or PhD degree > programme
The decisions upon the recognition of foreign higher education (Bachelor and Master diplomas) are an exclusive competence of public higher education institutions (universities) offering a similar study programme in terms of content. This competence is not extended to private higher education institutions.
All applicants are advised to inquire which public higher education institution in the Czech Republic provides a study programme corresponding with their foreign education prior to applying for the recognition.
According to the administrative code, the applicant cannot require the recognition of the same higher education qualification from multiple public higher education institutions simultaneously.
If the request is rejected by a public higher education institution, the applicant can submit it to another higher education institution providing a similar study programme in terms of content only after the rejection has become legally effective (i.e. after 15 days from receipt of the decision).
As for holders of qualifications issued by military higher education institutions, recognition of qualification is determined by the Ministry of Defence; in the area of security services, recognition is determined by the Ministry of Interior (in accordance with Section 95, Subsection 9 of the Higher Education Act).
Nostrification (Recognition) procedure at UCT Prague (relevant for Master and PhD applicants)
To obtain recognition of their foreign education, applicants are required to submit hard copies of the following documents:
- Legally attested copy of a Diploma
- Legally attested copy of a Diploma Supplement
- Certified translations of both documents into Czech language
- Certified written power of attorney, if submitted by a person other than the graduate
- Completed and signed Application for the Recognition of Foreign Higher Education in the Czech Republic form
- Proof of the fee payment
1) Applicants for Nostrification (Recognition) who intend to study at UCT Prague in the English language programmes shall send / personally deliver the necessary documents to the address:
University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague
Department of International Relations
Technická 5, 166 28 Prague 6 – Dejvice
Czech Republic
email: hedvika.palenikova@vscht.cz
tel. 220 443 158
2) Applicants for Nostrification (Recognition) only (no studies at UCT intended) shall send / personally deliver the necessary documents to the address:
Mailing address
UCT Prague (Petra Linhartová )
Department of Education and Human Sciences, Secretariat and Study department, Records office
Technická 5, 166 28 Prague 6 – Dejvice
Czech Republic
e-mail:petra1.linhartova@vscht.cz
tel.: 220 443 062; 220 443 818
Personal delivery:
UCT Prague
building B, Records office (Archive) BS114
Technická 5, 166 28 Prague 6 – Dejvice
Petra Linhartová, tel.: 220443062
Office hours here
The Nostrification (Recognition) of the foreign college/university education in the countries that signed a bilateral equivalence agreement with the Czech Republic:
| SLOVAKIA POLAND, HUNGARY, SLOVENIA GERMANY |
How to pay the Nostrification (Recognition) fee – payment possibilities:
1. Bank transfer to UCT Prague account:
Bank 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/ Full name as it appears in the passport or identity card followed by the date of birth in the format of DDMMYY
The full payment of CZK 3,000 shall be transferred to UCT Prague bank account (any bank charges shall be covered by the applicant).
2. Payment in cash in the Cash office of Finance department of UCT Prague:
Cash office in Building B (Technická 3), 2ⁿᵈ floor, Room B 202
Working hours: Mon – Fri 10.00 – 12.00
Please note:
Due to the electronic entrance system, every applicant shall be accompanied by an employee of UCT Prague.
If it is found during the recognition proceeding that it is not within the scope of 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 of CZK 3,000 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.
Legislations governing the Nostrification (Recognition) of foreign higher 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 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 - § 89, § 90, § 105, § 106
- Act No. 500/2004 Coll. on Administrative Procedure
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