International Relations and European Studies
Do you want to deepen your knowledge of European politics, become an expert in the field of international relations and make a career in politics, diplomacy or media? Choose the Master's study programme of International Relations and Europeans Studies. The Master’s study programme is a follow-up to the Bachelor's study programme of International Relations and the students will acquire knowledge in the field of history, economics and other humanities. The language of instruction is English and the lecturers are both foreign and Czech experts in the field.
Why should you study this programme?
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Gain deeper knowledge of current international and European politics and conflicts -
Gain practical knowledge and skills in the field of diplomacy -
Build a network of contacts with experts from international, European and government institutions -
Get an opportunity to participate in traineeships abroad -
Participate in workshops with international experts
What you will study
- 1st semester
- 2nd semester
- 3rd semester
- 4th semester
Who will teach you
The tuition of this study programme is provided mainly by the experts from the Department of International Relations and European Studies.
However, in the course of your study, you will also have the opportunity to meet the lecturers from the Department of International Relations and European Studies (MVES).
Where can you work after graduating?
- Governmental and non-governmental institutions and organisations
- International and European institutions
- State administration
- Media, diplomacy
- Non-profit sector, private companies
Study programme: International Relations and European Studies
Form of study: full-time
Standard length of study: 2 years
Language of instruction: English
Place of instruction: Prague
Graduate outcomes
- Assistant to the Ambassador
- PR of political campaigns
- Editor
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Erasmus+ study stays and traineeships
CERTIFICATES
Students may acquire:
Certificate of Iberoamerican Studies
Certificate in Asian Language (Chinese, Japanese)
CONTACT
Email: study@mup.cz
Tel.: +420 274 815 044
International Organizations
EU Institutions and Agencies
Private Companies
Information for foreign students
We would like to inform all students from third countries (i.e. countries outside of the European Union) that the Czech Ministry of Health issued a very restrictive exceptional measure, which establishes drastic conditions for entering the Czech Republic, see here.
MUP does not issue the confirmation required by the measure above and during its period of validity visa applicants are thus not be able to obtain visa.
We would like to assure those of you who are not able to come back to the Czech Republic for instruction, that we provide fully adequate education in the online form until you will be able to arrive and participate in the standard in-class instruction.
We will continue to post all current information on our specialised web page.
Entrance examination in English in electronic form. The entrance examinations are held continuously in electronic form in the period from 4 January 2021 to 29 October 2021. Each applicant will receive a login combination to the online application after submitting the application to study.
Applicants may also prove their knowledge of English by providing the university with a legally attested (certified/notarised) copy of one of the following documents:
- internationally recognised certificate in English (e.g. TOEFL, IELTS, FCE, CAE, CPE) not older than two years
- English state language examination diploma
- certificate of a successfully completed secondary or university education instructed in English
important notice
Completed Bachelor's level education documented by a certified copy of the applicant’s Bachelor’s Diploma is one of the main requirements for admission. In addition, applicants who completed their previous university education at a higher education institution that is not accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports of the Czech Republic are required to submit a document verifying official recognition of their university education by the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports of the Czech Republic, i.e. “nostrification”.
Is paying the tuition fees for one academic year in two instalments not for you? 
