Inter-University Agreements

• Selection procedure at Charles University for the Inter-University mobilities has two rounds - faculty and university-wide.

• Each faculty pre-selects and nominates their candidates for the university-wide selection procedure conducted by the International Relations Office at Charles University Rectorate.

• The succesfull applicants are then nominated to the given partner universities, which make the final decision.

All submitted documents must be in English.

NOTICE: in the case of Université de Montréal, documents must be in French (the recommendation letter can be written in Czech or English as well)

• CV (including updated contact details: e-mail, phone number)

• Letter of purpose

• Study plan

  • Study plan must be filled out in the intended form. Instructions on how to design a Study Plan are available here.

  • Selection of courses at partner universities and their recognition at FHS has to be consulted with your study program guarantor.

• Transcript of Records including complete study average

• Certificate/confirmation of English language proficiency

• Consent to personal data processing (document to download)

• Invitation letter by a receiving faculty member (applies to PhD applicants for a research stay only).

  • Please note that in some cases students apply for a research stay on their own, outside of the selection process. Information can be found on the website or by asking the relevant CU Rectorate coordinator.

• The International Office will reach out to the guarantor of the relevant study program concerning their approval of the student's planned study abroad mobility.

• Tuition fees waiver

• Other fees may be required (various semester fees, deposits etc.),

  NOTICE: all costs stemming from an exchange stay via the inter-university framework are expected to be covered by the student.

• Insurance to cover medical costs, required especially by non-European countries/universities

• Visa fee

• The costliest aspects of staying abroad are generally travel and the cost of living (accommodation, everyday expenses etc.).All accepted students may apply for a financial contribution from the CU Mobility Fund.

• The websites of our partner universities usually offer current information about living costs in the given country.

State	University	Number of Spots per Semester / Academic year	Notes
Australia	The University of Queensland	4/2
	Griffith University	2/1
	The University of Melbourne	12/6
	Macquarie University	2/0
Brazil	FFLCH Universidade de Sao Paulo	4/2
Israel	Hebrew University of Jerusalem	4/2
Japan	Kyoto University	4/2
	TOKYO University of Foreign Studies	4/2
	TUFS	6/3
Canada	Concordia University	6/3
	McGill University	12/6
	Simon Fraser University	8/4
	University of Toronto	6/3
	Université de Montréal	4/2	the required documents to be submitted in French (the transcript of records and recommendation letter may be in Czech or English)
South Korea	Seoul National University	4/2
	Kyung Hee University	4/2
	The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology	2/1
Mexico	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México	4/2	the required documents should be submitted by the student in Czech or English
New Zealand	University of Otago	3/1
USA	North Carolina State University	6/3
	George Washington University	1/0
	University of Washington at Seattle	9 trimester/3

Universität zu Köln

3 one-month-long scholarship for PhD students – 1300 EUR/month

Universität Hamburg

4 one-month-long scholarships for PhD students – 1300 EUR/month

Universität Heidelberg

2 one-month-long scholarship for PhD students – 1300 EUR/month

Universität Bonn

1 one-month-long scholarships for PhD students – 1200 EUR/month

The FHS CU International Office has announced a call for applications for a scholarship study stay at our partner universities in Germany and Switzerland in the 2025/2026 academic year.

Interested candidates can submit their application via the CU online application until October 1, 2025.

Students have the possibility to select one university as an alternative to the university of their first choice.

• 3 spots; course dates 31. 7. – 27. 8. 2026 (A0 - C1)

• scholarship of 600 EUR for accommodation and meals

• More information here.

• 3 spots; course dates 31. 7. – 27. 8. 2026 (A0 - C1)

• scholarship of 600 EUR for accommodation and meals

• More information here.

• 2 spots; course dates 2. 9. – 26. 9. 2026 (A2 - B2/C1)

• scholarship of 934 EUR for accommodation and meals

• More information here.

• 2 spots; course dates 2. 9. – 26. 9. 2026 (A2 - B2/C1)

• scholarship of 934 EUR for accommodation and meals

• More information here.

• 2 spots; course dates 6. 7. – 31. 7. 2026 (A1 - B2)

• scholarship 992 EUR for accommodation and meals

• More information here.

• 2 spots; course dates 6. 7. – 31. 7. 2026 (A1 - B2)

• scholarship 992 EUR for accommodation and meals

• More information here.