Student Life in Prague

Prague is not only known for its tourists and ancient monuments, or films and television. Prague has also been a student city for centuries –its most famous university, the Charles University, was founded already in 1347. Student life in Prague can offer many things: apart from libraries, archives, study rooms, colleges and science institutes there is also an endless succession of bars, restaurants, cafés, clubs and events for young people. In case you want to dance or have a coffee after your lessons or during the weekend, you will always find many young people from many different countries.

Culturally, Prague also has a lot to offer. Several museums, historical places and buildings and diverse cultural events almost weekly.

With good English, you can get by in Prague’s daily life. Most people in Prague can speak good or very good English. However, it is important for you, as a student, to learn the Czech language from the first semester, as your contact with the patients in Czech will take place at the latest during the clinical part of the training.

Many student applicants ask us often how expensive life in Prague is, so we have put together an overview for you. It’s important to know: Prague is the most prosperous city in Central and Eastern Europe, and more prosperous than many cities in Western Europe. Accordingly, Prague is not a city that allows very low living costs, as many neighbours of the Czech Republic do.

Exchange rate: 1 Euro = CZK 25.754