There are a number of people who would love to learn the Czech language while experiencing the Czech culture. They want the full package. Then there are people that love the Czech culture but could do without the language. Let’s be honest, our language is not exactly one of the easiest ones, right? How many years of studying does one have to undergo before flawlessly saying “Trista tricet stribrnych strikacek”? About 20? Or more??
Anyway, I am not sure if you are aware of it, but if you are a young English speaking person, you can study in the Czech Republic in your native language and get your degree that way. Isn’t that cool?
Wait, now that I said it, I can just see all of the beer-loving surfer dudes packing their bags, telling their buddies:”Duuude, I can get my liberal studies degree in Prague, duuude! Hang out with all the hot Czech chicks and drink the best beer every night duuude!!!” Oh well, perhaps they get more civilized that way.
If you are interested there is a handy-dandy website called Education.cz that lists all of the universities all over the Czech Republic that offer courses/degrees in English. I was surprised how many there are out there!
CZ: Vite, ze cizinci muzou v Cechach vystudovat jejich obor a to v anglictine??To je pohodlicko, co? Popijet si ceske pivecko, povidat si s krasnymi ceskymi slecnami, ale take nemrhat casem a dostudovat. Tomu rikam servis. Education.cz ma o tom veskere informace.
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Do you know if Czechs are able to study in English as well? Since my kids have dual citizenship and Czech universities for Czechs are much cheaper than US ones, that might be a way to go for them.
I am not sure. I would check with the website.
Benedikta: Yes, of course Czech citizens can study in English as well 🙂
Benedikta: Yes, of course are Czechs able to study in English as well. All English-taught programs are paid though, for both international and Czech students. I can however imagine that the costs are much lower than in the US.