A programme about taxes: economics, accounting and law as the base, then the Czech and EU tax systems, tax planning and advice for companies and for the tax administration.
Company accounts, auditing, controlling and tax advice.
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 December 2026 to 30 April 20272027/28
Entrance exam
Application fee: 1,050 CZK
Bachelor's, taught in Czech
Conditions for 2026/27. The faculty has not published new ones yet; treat these as last year's, they may change.
Applicants who take the maturita in Czech or Slovak are first assessed on their secondary-school grades; those whose average falls short sit a mathematics and an English test. According to the faculty, the chances are similar for all four bachelor's programmes.
Exam
mathematics test
foreign-language test
No exam, also through
secondary-school grade average
No exam No exam, on grades
Grades in Czech or Slovak, mathematics and English count, from the mid-year and end-of-year reports of the first to third year and the mid-year report of the final year. The dean sets the average needed in May. The grades are entered in the application and backed by a transcript the school confirms, by 30 April.
Exam Entrance exam
A mathematics test (60 minutes, only the formula sheet from the mathematics department allowed) and an English test (45 minutes), 100 points each. The total decides; whoever misses the first programme moves on to the ranking for the second and third.
Other requirements: Applicants without a maturita in Czech or Slovak must pass a paid Czech test (at least 60%). Enrolment needs the maturita certificate, or recognition of a foreign school-leaving certificate.
Source: the Czech ministry's portal for applicants, checked 18 October 2026 →
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Tuition and fees
No tuition fee
No tuition fee: a public or state university teaching only in the country's language. This follows from the law, not from the register. Application fees and fees for longer study may apply. How we decide tuition
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Where graduates work
Accountant
Auditor
Tax adviser
Financial examiner
Tax officer
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: 8
Investigative: 33
Artistic: 0
Social: 25
Enterprising: 51
Conventional: 96
The programme's interest profile is the mean of its fields' profiles, weighted by their shares.
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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
