Czech Government Scholarship 2027-28 supports eligible developing-country nationals to study the English-taught Master in Economics and Finance (MEF) at Charles University. The Czech Government Scholarship covers full tuition, provides monthly financial support and includes access to covered health services, with specific eligibility and testing requirements detailed by the programme.
The scholarship is administered in cooperation with Charles University for the 2027–2028 intake, aimed at follow-up Master’s applicants from selected developing countries. Applicants must follow the Czech Government Scholarship Guidelines, register on the Study in Czechia portal and complete any required university admission steps and fees.
Czech Government Scholarship Benefits
- The scholarship covers tuition, provides monthly financial support and includes access to covered health services.
- The scholarship covers full tuition for the two-year Master in Economics and Finance at Charles University.
- Master’s scholarship holders currently receive CZK 16,000 monthly to help pay for accommodation, food, local transport and other living costs.
- Covered health services are also provided.
- International travel is not funded.
- Students should additionally prepare approximately CZK 5,000–8,000 for initial expenses after arriving in Czechia.
Czech Government Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
- This opportunity is restricted to nationals of the countries selected for the 2027–2028 development-scholarship round.
- Eligible countries are Bangladesh, Belarus (democratic opposition), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Gabon, Georgia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mauritania, Palestine, Ukraine and Zambia.
- Applicants need a completed bachelor’s degree qualifying them for admission to a follow-up master’s programme.
- Czech citizens, EU citizens and foreign nationals holding permanent residence in Czechia are ineligible.
How to Apply for Czech Government Scholarship?
- Read the official Czech Government Scholarship Guidelines.
- Register on the Study in Czechia portal.
- Select the Master in Economics and Finance at Charles University.
- Complete the form, motivation letter, aptitude test and English test.
- Upload the required documents and submit the application.
- If shortlisted, attend the Czech embassy interview and follow its document instructions.
- Complete the separate Charles University admission process when instructed and pay the 940 CZK admission fee.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the Czech Government Scholarship. These answers cover eligibility, benefits, deadlines, English requirements, and how to apply for the Master in Economics and Finance at Charles University.
What does the Czech Government Scholarship cover?
The scholarship covers full tuition for the two-year Master in Economics and Finance at Charles University, provides monthly financial support and includes access to covered health services. International travel is not funded, and students should plan for initial expenses of approximately CZK 5,000–8,000.
Who is eligible to apply for this scholarship?
This opportunity is restricted to nationals of the countries selected for the 2027–2028 development-scholarship round. Eligible countries are Bangladesh, Belarus (democratic opposition), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Gabon, Georgia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mauritania, Palestine, Ukraine and Zambia. Applicants must hold a completed bachelor’s degree qualifying them for a follow-up master’s programme.
Are Czech or EU citizens eligible?
Czech citizens, EU citizens and foreign nationals holding permanent residence in Czechia are ineligible for the Czech Government Scholarship, according to the programme details provided.
What monthly stipend do scholarship holders receive?
Master’s scholarship holders currently receive CZK 16,000 monthly to help pay for accommodation, food, local transport and other living costs, as stated in the programme information.
Is international travel covered by the scholarship?
No. International travel is not funded by the Czech Government Scholarship. Applicants are advised to budget separately for travel costs and initial expenses upon arrival in Czechia.
What English language proof is required?
Applicants must prove sufficient English proficiency. Accepted tests include IELTS Academic (6.5 overall, with at least 6.0 in every component), TOEFL iBT (83 overall with component minima), Cambridge FCE (180), or CAE/CPE certificates. Exemptions are possible with official evidence for prior English-medium study or work.
Is there an application or admission fee?
A separate Charles University admission fee of 940 CZK must be paid during the university admission process. The university confirms that this fee has no waiver, including for scholarship applicants.
How do I apply for the scholarship?
Applicants should read the official Czech Government Scholarship Guidelines, register on the Study in Czechia portal, select the Master in Economics and Finance at Charles University, complete the form, motivation letter, aptitude test and English test, upload required documents and submit the application.
Will shortlisted applicants have further steps?
If shortlisted, applicants must attend the Czech embassy interview and follow its document instructions, and then complete the separate Charles University admission process when instructed.
What is the application deadline for this scholarship?
The last date to apply for the Czech Government Scholarship 2027–2028 for the Master in Economics and Finance at Charles University is September 30, 2026.
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