A bachelor's in business administration taught in English: how companies are structured and run, analysing their environment and managing people and processes in international organisations.
Running companies and organisations: planning, leading people, processes and projects.
The fields the programme is made of. UKompas sets the shares from the programme's name and its classification in the register, not from the curriculum.
Applications 1 November 2026 to 10 June 20272027/28
Admission interview
Application fee: 100 EUR
Bachelor's, taught in English
Conditions for 2027/28
Both English-taught programmes (Business Administration, Economics of Markets and Organizations): an essay in English (1,000 to 1,200 words) on economics, marketing or business, defended in an online interview, and a motivation video of up to three minutes. The essay and the interview each need at least half the points.
Exam
essay
interview
motivation video
Other requirements: Applications are taken in three rounds, closing on 28 February, 30 April and 10 June 2027; interviews run in March, May and June.
Source: the Czech ministry's portal for applicants, checked 18 October 2026 →
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Where graduates work
General manager
Project manager
Management consultant
Administrative services manager
Chief executive
Typical occupations of graduates of the fields the programme is made of. They come from the O*NET occupations the field's interest profile is built from. This is not a list of jobs the programme trains you for, and no promise of a job. O*NET
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Who the programme suits
Realistic: 16
Investigative: 35
Artistic: 9
Social: 35
Enterprising: 88
Conventional: 76
The programme's interest profile is the mean of its fields' profiles, weighted by their shares.
Source: MŠMT register (CZ) and Portál VŠ (SK), as of 2 October 2026. The registers list no tuition fees; we show an amount only where an official source publishes one. We say “No tuition fee” only where the law makes study free (for the standard length of study); elsewhere we say “Tuition not listed”, so check the fee on the school's website. How we decide