Inbound Exchange Student Information

Incoming Exchange Students — Welcome to UNYP!

We’re excited you’re considering spending a semester (or more) with us at the University of New York in Prague (UNYP). Our campus is truly international—students come from 65+ countries, and our faculty represent 30+ countries—so you’ll find an open, supportive environment where different ideas and perspectives are part of everyday class discussion.

UNYP partners with 70+ universities worldwide, and we’re happy to welcome exchange students from our partner institutions to join and enrich our community.

List of Exchange Partners

Who can join as an exchange student?

To study at UNYP as an Incoming Exchange Student, your home university must have an active Exchange agreement with UNYP. You can find the list of partner institutions below.

Not on the partner list? You may still be able to study at UNYP through our Study Abroad option (fee-paying).

Next steps

For details on how to apply and what to do before you arrive, please explore the resources below.

Eligibility
- Cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 with at least 1 completed semester of college
- Nomination from home university to cge@unyp.cz
Application Requirements
- A UNYP Online Application
- A motivation letter (written in English – max. 400 words)
- Name of high school and year graduated
- Official University Transcript
- Letter from your home University confirming English language ability (waived for native speakers of English). If students are enrolled in a non-English speaking degree program with a partner university, they are requested to submit an English language proficiency test: https://www.unyp.cz/admissions-requirements/
  (Under: Admission Requirements for UNYP Undergraduate Students)
- Copy of ID or passport (plus digital passport photo)
  - The passport must be valid for at least the duration of the program +3 months.

Spring 2026

Dates: January 26 – May 15, 2026
Deadline: October 17, 2025

After being accepted to study at UNYP, you will need to follow these steps:

Review and sign the exchange program contract
- Once you receive the email notification, sign the contract via Signi
Submit the Course Selection form to UNYP
- Be sure that your home university has approved each of the courses that you list on the Course Selection sheet. This will ensure that the courses you enroll in at UNYP will transfer back to your home university toward your degree.
Provide UNYP with your preferred mailing address (cge@unyp.cz) ONLY IF YOU WILL APPLY FOR A VISA
- UNYP must ship to you a UNYP acceptance letter for your visa application. The address you provide to UNYP as your preferred mailing address is the one we will use to send your visa document.
Provide UNYP with a passport-style photo of yourself (cge@unyp.cz)
1. We will use this photo for your UNYP Student ID Card. The photo must be taken according to passport-photo requirements (https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/how-apply/photos.html)
Prepare the necessary visa documents (see your Czech Embassy’s website for full details on properly submitting these documents) ONLY IF YOU ARE A NON-EU CITIZEN.
- Application Form
- Passport – style photo (3.5cm x 4.5cm)
- Passport
- Proof of Funds
- Criminal History Form
  1. US citizens can submit an affidavit instead
- Visa application fee
- Postage fees (for US citizens only)
- Proof of Acceptance (UNYP SENDS THIS TO YOU BY MAIL)
- Proof of Accommodation
  1. IF YOU ARE ENROLLED IN THE HOUSING & SERVICES PROGRAM, UNYP WILL PROVIDE THIS FOR YOU
- Proof of Insurance
  1. IF YOU ARE ENROLLED IN THE HOUSING & SERVICES PROGRAM, UNYP WILL PROVIDE THIS FOR YOU
- Consent of parent/legal guardian incase applicant is underage
IT sends UNYP Login Credentials for: Email, E-Learning, E-GNOMON
Join UNYP Visiting Students WhatsApp chat
Inform CGE about the status of your student visa – if applicable (cge@unyp.cz)
Arrive in Prague on Arrival Day
Check in to orientation at UNYP for Day 1 of orientation week

Course Catalogue

Access current course catalogue via this link: https://airtable.com/app4hWCbWWQhroQBd/shrh4px9YFuxm5mqS/tbll1WHZRcfJw53fV

Fall Course Offerings

Please note that the following list is not official list of courses for the following semester. Rather, these are the course offerings from the latest semesters and can serve as a reference for what to expect in future semesters. The official set of course will be published one month before the start of classes.

Business

Behavioral Economics
Calculus
College Algebra
Computers and Applications
Consumer Behavior
Corporate Finance
Discrete Mathematics
E-Commerce and Marketing Technologies
Econometrics
Entrepreneurship Essentials
Event Management
Financial Accounting
Financial Analysis
Human Resource Management
Information Management
Introduction to Python
Introduction to University Studies
Knowledge Management
Legal Environment of Business
Macroeconomics
Managerial Accounting
Math Tutoring
Microeconomics
Network Administration
Organizational Behavior
Principles of Management
Project Management
Reason and Argument
Sports Management
Student Competition
Systems Administration
Viral and Guerrilla Marketing
Web Design

Communication and Media, English language and literature

Art of the Western World
Digital Photography
Global Communication
History and Theory of New Media
Intercultural Communication
Introduction to Advertising
Introduction to Sociology
Media and Society
News Writing
Public Relations Principles
Public Speaking
Academic Writing
English Composition I
English Composition II
English Composition Skills
Great Books
Introduction to Literature

International Relations

American Government and Politics
Classics of Political Theory
Czech A1
Czech A2
European Integration
History of Religions
International Conflict and Security
Introduction to Philosophy
Principles of Ethics
Senior Project Defense
Spanish A1
US History since 1865

Psychology

Addiction and Dependency: An Introduction
Biological Psychology
Cognition
Comparative Psychology
Cultural Anthropology
Educational Psychology
Environmental Crisis and Global Sustainability
Evolutionary Psychology
General Psychology
Group Work Processes
History and Systems of Psychology
Human Biology
Introduction to Existential Psychology
Personnel and Work Psychology
Psychology of Adjustment
Psychology of Adolescence and Adulthood
Psychology of Infancy and Childhood
Social Psychology
Statistics I
Statistics II
Theories of Personality

Spring Course Offerings

Business

Algorithms
Calculus
College Algebra
Computers and Applications
Corporate Finance
Cross-Cultural Management Skills
E-Commerce and Marketing Technologies
Emotions in Marketing
Facility Management
Final Project Proposal
Financial Accounting
Human Resource Management
Information Management
Information Security Implementation & Processing
International Business
International Marketing Strategies
International Money & Banking
Introduction to University Studies
Legal Environment of Business
Macroeconomics
Management Information Systems
Managerial Accounting
Math Tutoring
Microeconomics
Organizational Behavior
Pricing Strategies
Principles of Management
Principles of Marketing
Professional Development
Project Management
Reason and Argument
Strategic Communication Skills for Business Leaders

Communication and Media, English language and literature

Advanced Public Relations
Art of the Western World
Digital Photography
Intercultural Communication
Introduction to Advertising
Introduction to Media Writing
Introduction to Sociology
Media History
Mediation and Conflict Management
Psychology of Technology
Public Relations Principles
Public Speaking
Sociolinguistics
Visual Culture and Semiotics
Academic Writing
English Composition I
English Composition II
English Composition Skills
Foundation II: Grammar
Foundation II: Listening and Conversation
Foundation II: Reading and Writing
The Novel

International Relations

Classics of Political Theory
Czech A1
Czech A2
Democracy and Democratization
European Law
External Relations of the EU
History of Religions
International Organizations
International Political Economy
Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Political Science
Principles of Ethics
Social and Economic Aspects of Globalization
Spanish A1
Spanish A2
Theories of International Relations
US History and Civil Rights
US History since 1865
World Geography

Psychology

Animals in Human Society
Biological Psychology
Cognition
Comparative Psychology
Cultural Anthropology
Educational Psychology
General Psychology
Group Work Processes
Health Psychology
History and Systems of Psychology
Human Biology
Motivation and Emotion
Positive Psychology
Psychology of Adjustment
Psychology of Adolescence and Adulthood
Psychology of Art
Psychology of Infancy and Childhood
Social Psychology
Sports Psychology
Statistics I
Statistics II
Theories of Personality

Summer Course Offerings

Business

College Algebra
Financial Accounting

Communication and Media, English language and literature

Art and Architecture of Prague
Cinema and Society
Communication for Social Change
The World of Beer: Economic and Communications Context
The Power of Words: Creativity through Rap and Monologue

International relations

Czech A1
Introduction to Philosophy
Peace and Conflict in the Contemporary World
Principles of Ethics
Spanish A1
Terrorism
US History since 1865
Music and the Mind
Psychology of Religion
Statistics I

The cost for Housing and services for Fall or Spring 2025/2026: $5,800

The cost for Housing and services for Fall or Spring 2026/2027: $6,000

Items included in Housing and Services fee:

Housing
- A single room can be requested for an approximate extra cost of 750USD per semester. Availability cannot be guaranteed.
Health Insurance
Visa Support
Pre-Departure Orientation and Information
Airport Pick Up and Transport to Housing
On-Site Orientation
Transportation Pass
Student Benefits Program
Mailing of your Final Transcripts

UNYP can offer Exchange students its Housing & Services program, in which UNYP guarantees a housing placement with other visiting students. More details on the UNYP Housing & Services program are available in the “Costs” section.

If you wish to secure your own housing, please see some options listed below:

Several accommodations in Prague could be options for Exchange students. As these are suitable housing options for many newcomers to Prague, and availability may be limited, it is important to book a room early.

PLEASE NOTE: The student will be able to pick the type of room, but building management places the student into an available apartment. These accommodations are not student dormitories.

BELGICKA APARTMENTS

4-minute walk from UNYP

Two completely renovated residential buildings, ideally located, just 100m from UNYP. Students can choose one of 73 single or double rooms. The area, size, and number of the single and double bedrooms (2 beds) apartments vary. The capacity of both buildings is 25 apartments, totaling up to 120 beds.

For detailed information, check their website: http://belgickaapartments.cz/

For reservations, please contact info@belgickaapartments.cz

DC REZIDENCE

30-35 minutes from UNYP by public transport (metro line C and bus connection)

Accommodation in single rooms in a renovated building, located in a quiet environment, and providing students with all the services necessary for study and relaxation. DC Rezidence is part of a sports, relaxation, and gastronomic complex, which provides a wide range of services (restaurant, sports academy, wellness, laundry, etc.).

More information can be found at http://www.dcrezidence.cz/en/

Please contact: recepce@dcrezidence.cz and in copy: internationaloffice@unyp.cz

STUDENT HOUSE BOTIC (SHB)
15 minutes from UNYP by public transport (with tram connections)

Located in a residential area of Prague 10, SHB is close to public transportation and close to the city center and I. P. Pavlova area. It is a renovated residential building designed to accommodate 160 students in 92 rooms total: single, twin, and double. Double rooms are available for disabled persons.

The price includes all utilities (heating, water, electricity), 24/7 reception, high-speed internet, fridge in each room, and cleaning of common areas. Students are responsible for their room cleaning, with the possibility to arrange an extra-charged room cleaning service.

Available in the building: a kitchen for every 12 rooms, study rooms, a storage room (bicycles, skis, etc.), a fitness room, a student club, laundry, and a mailbox.

More information can be found at http://www.shbprague.com/

For reservations, please contact reception@shbprague.com

ZEITRAUM Student Housing

This provider offers dormitory-style student housing that is easily accessible by public transportation. The housing is located in a nice residential area of the city.

More information can be found at: https://students.zeitraum.re/en/locations/?city=prague

All questions can be directed to the UNYP Center for Global Engagement (cge@unyp.cz).

If you are interested in earning a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate degree at UNYP, please look at our range of Academic Programs or contact our Admissions Office.